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The Reinhold Baer Prize is dedicated to the great German algebraist who built an important school of group theory. The aim of the prize is to support the scientific activity of young researches, regardless of their geographical origin. The prize was issued in 2017, and the winner of this fifth edition will be announced during this workshop.

The aim of the conference is to allow PhD students and young researchers to share their knowledge and discuss topics in Algebra. The conference is organized by PhD students of University of Napoli Federico II.

The conference is organized by the ``Università del Salento'' and the ``Università di Napoli Federico II''. The aim of the Conference is to provide an overview of different aspects of Group Theory and its Applications. It is addressed both to postgraduate students and senior researchers in all areas of Group Theory.

The Reinhold Baer Prize is dedicated to the great German algebraist who built an important school of group theory. The aim of the prize is to support the scientific activity of young researches, regardless of their geographical origin. The prize was issued in 2017, and the winner of the 2018 edition will be announced during this workshop.

The conference is organized by the ``Università del Salento'' and the ``Università di Napoli Federico II''. The aim of the Conference is to provide an overview of different aspects of Group Theory and its Applications. It is addressed both to postgraduate students and senior researchers in all areas of Group Theory.

The aim of the conference is to allow PhD students and young researchers to share their knowledge and discuss topics in Algebra. The conference is organized by PhD students of University of Napoli Federico II.

The school took place in Vietri sul Mare (Salerno, Italy) in the period June 6th - June 10th 2016. It consisted of four courses scheduled from Monday 6^th in the morning to Friday 10^th in the afternoon. The lectures were delivered by C. Casolo, Á. del Río, A. Facchini and A. Macintyre. The aim of the school is to introduce PhD students and Post-Doc researchers to advanced methods of group theory.

Celebrating Herman Heineken on his Eightieth Birthday.
Program

In memory of Mario Curzio.

A conference in honor of Francesco de Giovanni on his 60th brithday.

The conference was organized by the ``Università del Salento'' and the ``Università di Napoli Federico II''. The aim of the Conference was to provide an overview of different aspects of Group Theory and its applications. It was addressed both to postgraduate students and senior researchers in all areas of Group Theory.

The conference was organized by the ``Università del Salento'' and the ``Università di Napoli Federico II''. The aim of the Conference was to provide an overview of different aspects of Group Theory and its applications. It was addressed both to postgraduate students and senior researchers in all areas of Group Theory.

The conference was organized by the ``Università del Salento'' and the ``Università di Napoli Federico II''. The aim of the Conference was to provide an overview of different aspects of Group Theory and its applications. It was addressed both to postgraduate students and senior researchers in all areas of Group Theory.

The conference was organized by the ``Università del Salento'' and the ``Università di Napoli Federico II''. The aim of the Conference was to provide an overview of different aspects of Group Theory and its applications. It was addressed both to postgraduate students and senior researchers in all areas of Group Theory.

The conference was organized by the ``Università del Salento'' and the ``Università di Napoli Federico II''. The aim of the Conference was to provide an overview of different aspects of Group Theory and its applications. It was addressed both to postgraduate students and senior researchers in all areas of Group Theory.

The conference was organized by the ``Università del Salento'' and the ``Università di Napoli Federico II''. The aim of the Conference was to provide an overview of different aspects of Group Theory and its applications. It was addressed both to postgraduate students and senior researchers in all areas of Group Theory.

In the spring of 2002, the Federico II University of Naples, with the financial support of the National Institute of Higher Mathematics, hosted an intensive bimester dedicated to the Theory of Infinite Groups, organized by Francesco de Giovanni (Napoli) and Martin Newell (Galway) with the collaboration of Maria De Falco, Carmen Musella, Alessio Russo and Gianni Vincenzi. This event was be dedicated to the memory of Reinhold Baer, the centenary of whose birth occured on July 22, 2002. These two months focused on current research and develop topics and methods introduced by and studied by Baer, with particular emphasis on finiteness conditions in group theory and the properties of generalized soluble and nilpotent groups.