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Notice
AISB event Bulletin Item
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION: Logic Colloquium 2013, 22-27 July 2013, Evora, PORTUGAL
Contact: lc2013@ptmat.fc.ul.pt
The University of Évora is spread all over the historic city center of Évora, one of Portugal's most beautifully preserved medieval towns, which was declared World Heritage by the UNESCO in 1986. The University offers its main building, Colégio Espirito Santo, dated from 1559, as the venue of the Logic Colloquium 2013. Colégio Espirito Santo contains about 10 spacious classrooms beautifully decorated by local marble and 18th-century tiles, suitable for parallel sessions, and two cloisters and a huge refectory for coffee-breaks and the conference reception cocktail. The modern auditorium next to the main entrance offers room for 350 persons to attend the plenary sessions. Both the auditorium and the historic classrooms are equipped with up-to-date audiovisual equipment and WiFi. Program committee: » Matthias Baaz (Vienna - proof theory) » Michael Benedikt (Oxford - computer science) » Mário Edmundo (Lisbon - model theory - organizing committee) » Sakae Fuchino (Kobe - set theory) » Valentina Harizanov (Washington DC, computability) » Paolo Mancosu (Berkeley - philosophy) » Katrin Tent (Muenster - model theory) » Boban Velickovic (Paris - set theory - chair) Special sessions organizers: [Not available yet, further details later] Local organizing committee: » Sandra Alves (Univ. Porto and LIACC) » Imme van den Berg (Univ. Évora and CIME) » Mário Edmundo (Univ. Aberta and CMAF - chair) » Fernando Ferreira (Univ. Lisboa and CMAF) » Daniel Graça (Univ. Algarve and SQIG IT) » Marcello Mamino (CMAF) » Manuel Martins (Univ. Aveiro and CIDM) » Lu?s Pinto (Univ. Minho and CMAT) [to be confirmed] » Pedro Quaresma (Univ. Coimbra and CISUC) » João Rasga (IST and SQIG IT) |



