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Agenda
Tentative agenda from Haba san.
Talks
Accommodations and Travel
- All guests have been booked into the
Palmer House
which
is the University's guest house for distinguished visitors.
The Palmer House is located on the corner of Nassau Street
and Bayard Lane, just across the street from the northwest
corner of the campus.
- The best way to get to Princeton from Newark airport is
to take the NJ Transit (NJT) train. Most NJT trains stop
at a station that is connected to the airport by something
called the AirTrain, which is a monorail system that connects
the Newark terminals to each other, to the parking lot, and
to the main rail line.
When you get to Newark airport, find the AirTrain station
(it is upstairs in the terminals) and take the monorail
to the main train station. There you should buy a ticket
to Princeton. (Note: there are two stations with "Princeton"
in their names. One is Princeton Junction and the other
is Princeton, usually called the "Dinky" station. To get to
Princeton, take the NJT train to Princeton Junction and then
transfer to the small shuttle train that will take you
into Princeton.
The Palmer House is a short walk (~500 m) from the Dinky station.
JFK: If you fly to JFK instead, the best approach is to take
a taxi to Penn Station in Manhattan (flat rate cab fare of
about $40) and then board the NJT train to Princeton, as above.
You want the NJT Northeast Corridor line.
If you are fearless, patient, and frugal, you can take
the subway from JFK to Penn Station for $1.50. The subway
station is a 15 minute bus ride from the airport (only in America!).
The bus, which is free, is the same one that runs to the long
term parking lot.
If you plan on arriving to Philadelphia airport, please let
me know and I will provide directions.
- Princeton
Travel Information.
- Campus map.
- Detailed map showing train station,
the Palmer House, and Jadwin Hall, the physics building.
Please mail comments, corrections, and suggestions to
marlow@princeton.edu .
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