7-8 January 2011
Delhi, India
*** LogICCC Meets India ***
7 & 8 January 2011
Delhi University, India
http://www.illc.uva.nl/LogICCCMeetsIndia/
LogICCC is a European research activity consisting of eight multi-country
collaborative research projects (CRP) covering topics in applied logic
ranging from theoretical computer science over philosophical and
historical issues to computational social choice. It is funded by the
European Science Foundation.
Among other things, LogICCC has been coordinating research activities that
involve several of the CRPs and activities that reach out to other
research communities. One such activity was the highly successful event
LogICCC Meets China held at Chongqing in China on 7 October 2009 at which
the researchers from the various CRPs of LogICCC met researchers in China,
creating new interactions and strengthening existing ties.
The event LogICCC Meets India intends to do the same for the Indian logic
community. We deliberately selected the conference ICLA 2011, the most
important logic event in India, as the host event for our satellite
workshop. We encourage all participants and potential participants of
LogICCC Meets India to also submit a paper to the conference ICLA 2011.
(Deadline: 31 July 2010.)
SPEAKERS.
CFSC Ulle Endriss (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
DiFoS Benedikt Lwe (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Sara Uckelman (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
GASICS Wolfgang Thomas (Aachen, Germany)
LcpR Gernot Kleiter (Salzburg, Austria)
LINT Jouko Vnnen (Helsinki, Finland)
Dietmar Berwanger (Cachan, France)
LoMoReVI Christian Fermller (Vienna, Austria)
SSEAC Rudolf Berghammer (Kiel, Germany)
VAAG Peter Grdenfors (Lund, Sweden)
*** LogICCC Travel Subsidies ***
In order to increase the possibility of interaction between LogICCC
researchers and the Indian logic community, we are encouraging all LogICCC
members to attend the event and the host conference ICLA 2011. As part of
this encouragement, the European Science Foundation offers eight travel
stipends of up to EUR 500 each. If you are a member of one of the eight
LogICCC CRPs, you are eligible to apply. Reimbursement will be made based
on original receipts and real costs to a maximum of EUR 500.
If you want to apply, please submit an application by e-mail to bloewe
(at) science (dot) uva (dot) nl before the deadline of 31 August 2010. The
application should contain
* a brief CV (maximum one page) in txt or pdf format, and
* an indication of whether you submitted a talk to ICLA 2011.
Applicants who have an accepted paper at ICLA 2011 will have priority.
Decisions about these stipends will be sent out shortly after the
notifications of ICLA 2011.