Call for Proposals
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Notice
AISB event Bulletin Item
MEETING: Third European Set Theory, Edinburgh (Scotland), 4-7 July 2011
Contact: Sedki Boughattas, bougatas@logique.jussieu.fr
We should like to announce that the Third European Set Theory Meeting (July 4 -7 2011 Edinburgh) is now open for applicants wishing to attend. The meeting is funded jointly by ESF-ERCOM and the International Centre for Mathematical Sciences in Edinburgh (with further support from the INFTY Project). See the nascent website of the meeting: http://www.esf.org/activities/esf-conferences/details/2011/confdetail368.html?conf=368&year=2011 There are limited number of places available, and according to ESF procedures, there is a Conference Fee and an application process which asks those wishing to attend to fill out an on-line application form here: http://www2.esf.org/asp/esfrcaf.asp?confcode=368&meetno=1 There is a DEADLINE for this of March 27'th. Soon thereafter applicants will be notified of the outcome. It is hoped that, as in the previous two meetings at Bedlewo, there will be the possibilities of grants to assist with attendance of younger researchers. (NB The ESF webform offers the possibility of applicants giving "short talks": in fact there will not be such, but only Invited Speakers. There will be the opportunity of a Poster Session, if colleagues wish to submit a poster.) Invited Speakers include: (* = Unconfimed): Kechris, Aleckos (Caltech) Aczel, Peter (Manchester) *Todorcevic, Stevo (Paris VII & Toronto) *Louveau, Alain (Paris VI & CNRS) Velickovic, Boban (Paris VII) Rosendal, Christian (UI at Chicgo) *Hugh Woodin (Berkeley) Farah, Ilias (York, Canada) Viale, Matteo (Torino) Kanovei, Vladimir (Moscow) *Camerlo, Riccardo (Torino) Sinapova, Dima (UCI) Mildenberger, Heike (Freiburg) Brooke-Taylor, Andrew (Bristol) Dobrinen, Natasha (Denver) Rinot, Assaf (Tel Aviv) Soukup, Lajos (Budapest) *Aspero, David (Bogota) Koszmider, Piotr (TU Lodz), Avraham, Uri (Ben Gurion Univ.) *Miller, Ben (Muenster) Schindler, Ralf-Dieter (Muenster) Schimmerling, Ernest (Carnegie-Mellon) Plebanek, Gregorsz (Wroclaw) van den Berg, Benno (TU Darmstadt) Flaskova, Jana (West Bohemia in Pilsen) We hope to see you at the Meeting, J. Bagaria, M. Magidor, J. Vaananen, P. Welch. |



