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(Austria) Johannes Kepler Universität Linz - Applied Algebra Group in the Department of Algebra, Stochastics and Knowledge-based Mathematical Systems. There is a particular emphasis on near-rings.
(Belgium) Limburgs Universitair Centrum - LUC Algebra Group. Major areas of research include: Non-commutative geometry; Invariant theory; Group algebras and Schur algebras; Lie algebra; Maximal orders.
(EU) Invariants and Representations of Algebras - European research network involving IUA Antwerp, Bielefeld-Chemnitz, Essen, Leeds, Paris VI and Trondheim; Edinburgh-Glasgow, Ioannina, Murcia and Torun.
(Germany) Bielefeld BIREP - Representations of Finite Dimensional Algebras and Quantum Groups.
(India) Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay - Commutative Algebra Seminar. Meetings.
(Netherlands) Radboud University Nijmegen - Subfaculty of Mathematics, Department of Algebra. Research groups: symbolic algebra, K-theory, polynomial mappings.
(Norway) University of Science and Technology, Trondheim - Department of Mathematics Sciences, Representation Theory of Algebras group. A member of the EU network "Invariants and Representations of Algebras". Members, preprints, resources.
(Portugal) Universidade de Lisboa - Centro de Álgebra. Events, members, projects, links.
(UK) City Leicester Oxford Warwick Network - CLOWN - A LOW study group in algebraic lie theory. Page includes photos of members and information about past meetings.
(UK) University of Leeds - Conducts research and seminars in pure algebra topics. Page includes list of group publications, staff, and events.
(UK) University of Warwick - Algebra Research Area. Members, specialist topics, meetings.
(USA) Capital Region Algebra/Number Theory Seminar (CRANTS) - A regional seminar for the greater Capital District of New York (the area of Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady, and Troy) devoted to number theory, algebra, and related topics in mathematics.
(USA) University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - Algebra Group. People and research areas.

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