This is a series of lectures in algebraic topology, in memory of the Dutch topologist Daniel M. Kan (1927---2013), whose homotopy theory has been highly influential. The lectures will be organised on an annual basis and are intended to highlight various aspects of algebraic topology. The lectures are funded by the Spinoza prize of Ieke Moerdijk.
2015, 9-10 June, Michael Hopkins ‘Algebraic and Topological Vector Bundles’
2016, 2-3 June, Graeme Segal (pdf), ‘The Ubiquity of Homotopy’