The sixth installment of the NWFAS series was an again an excellent opportunity for me (and others) to learn what's going on in functional analysis at other universities in Western Canada. But more importantly, it was a forum for junior researchers to present their work to a wider audience. One of my PhD students gave a presentation on his research that impressed me (and not only me) both in style and substance. That meeting certainly helped him.

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The meeting was great and I have enjoyed all the talks, in particular, the talk on matrix pseudo-spectrum analysis. As a result, I am starting a collaboration with Michael Lamoureux on cyclic non-stationary frequency filtering. The conference organization was great.

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