19-20 February 2007
Bristol, U.K.
* CALL FOR PARTICIPATION *
BAD 2007
Bristol Algorithms Day
Bristol University, Bristol, UK
19-20 February 2007
We are pleased to announce the first Bristol Algorithms Day (BAD'07)
(in the spirit of the recent successes of LAD (Liverpool) and LSD
(London Stringology)). Thanks to the generous support of the
EPSRC, funding is also available for accommodation in Bristol and
travel costs within the UK, especially for Phd student/postdoc
participants.
This workshop is funded by ``Bridging the Gaps", an EPSRC-funded
initiative to set up an environment that nurtures interdisciplinary
working, with the aim of developing new collaborative research
programmes at the interface between mathematical sciences, information
and computing technology and engineering. The aim is to gather together
the key researchers in algorithmics and related fields and to foster new
collaborations. The workshop will take place over two days (with
delegates arriving the evening before) and will consist of a series of
sessions (3 per day). Each talk will last 30 minutes (including
questions). The dates are 19 -20th February 2007 (with participants
arriving on the afternoon/evening of Sunday 18th February).
Please let us know if you are interested in participating in BAD'07 and
if you require any financial support for your visit. We would
be very grateful if you could reply as soon as possible.
Bristol International airport is about 20 minutes by bus/taxi from the
University and has flights to most locations in Europe and also directly
to New York. Alternatively, London Heathrow is under two hours away by
direct bus or train via London.
The website, which is being regularly updated, is at
http://www.cs.bris.ac.uk/~clifford/bad07.html .
Many thanks for your time,
Raphael