The Zassenhaus Conference began as the Ohio State-Denison Mathematics Conferences. It was first organized in the 1960's by Hans Zassenhaus, are held in even-numbered years in Ohio, with the group theorists meeting in the odd-numbered years at various locations around the country. The even-numbered year conferences held in Ohio originally included group theory, ring theory, and combinatorics, areas in which Hans Zassenhaus was active.
Since 2015 the anchor location for the Zassenhaus Conference has been at Binghamton University, where it is being held on odd-numbered years. The name Zassenhaus Groups and Friends Conference is a reflection of the fact that we welcome topics like Loops and others from universal algebra, which are closely related to group theory.
For 2022 we are having a hybrid conference with an online portion, and an in-person portion at Hofstra University
Recent Zassenhaus Conferences (A more complete archive here)