Graph Drawing 2012 Day 2 - Session 1

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8:50 ΓÇô 9:00 Opening 9:00 ΓÇô 10:40 Session 4 Chair: Daniel Archambault Speakers: D.Eppsein H. Purchase, J. Hamer, M. N├╢llenburg, and S. G. Kobourov M. A. Bekos and C. Raftopoulou M. A. Bekos, S. G. Kobourov, M. Kaufmann, and A. Symvonis M. Fink, H. Haverkort, M. N├╢llenburg, M. Roberts, J. Schuhmann, and A. Wolff 10:40 ΓÇô 11:10 Coffee break



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