January
	Friday 11th Mark Kisin Locally analytic representations for GL_2(Q_p).
	February
	Friday 15th Yi Ming Zou Constructing crystal bases for other algebras.
	March
	Friday 1st Axel Kohnert Multiplication of Schubert Polynomials. Friday 8th Gus Lehrer Braid diagrams and decomposition numbers I. Friday 15th Bettina Eick Classifying p-groups by coclass. Friday 22nd Matthias Künzer Elementary divisors of Gram matrices of Specht modules.
	April
	Friday 5th Eddy Godelle Buildings associated with Artin-Tits groups of spherical type. Friday 12th Gus Lehrer Braid diagrams and decomposition numbers II.
	June
	Wednesday 5th Yuval Roichman A unified construction of Weyl group representations.
	August
	Friday 16th Tony Dooley The Kirillov character formula and orbital convolutions. Friday 23rd Eddy Godelle Garside subgroups of Garside groups. Friday 30th Alison Parker On the Weyl filtration dimension of the induced modules for a linear algebraic group.
	September
	Friday 6th Paul Hafner On the Hoffman-Singleton graph and related graphs. Friday 13th Emmanuel Letellier Fourier transforms of invariant functions on finite reductive Lie algebras. Friday 20th Robert Wilson Effective computation in the monster. Friday 27th Arun Ram q-analogs of diagram algebras.
	October
	Friday 4th AGM of the Australian Mathematical Society Friday 11th Vladimir Dobrev Unitary irreducible representations of noncompact superalgebras. Friday 18th Anthony Henderson Fourier transform and Kloosterman sums. Friday 25th Matthew Dyer BGG operators and binomial coefficients.
	November
	Friday 1st Bea Bleile Homotopy classification and realization of Poincaré duality pairs in dimension three. Friday 8th Sergey Khoroshkin Current structure of the quantum affine algebras. Friday 15th Jon Berrick Intertwining matrices and K-theory. Friday 22nd Norman Wildberger Quarks, diamonds, and unexpected symmetry. Friday 29th Derek Holt The Dehn function of nilpotent groups.
	December
	Friday 6th Konstanze Rietsch Toeplitz matrices, total positivity, and quantum cohomology. Friday 13th David Easdown Braids and factorizable inverse monoids.