Foundational Methods in Computer Science Workshop (FMCS'01)
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT Workshop on Foundational Methods in Computer Science -- a series of informal workshops on categories and logic in computer science FMCS'01 : May 31 -- June 3, 2001 Spokane, Washington May 31: Arrival day -- Reception in the evening June 1: Tutorial Talks June 2: Research Talks Conference Banquet June 3: Research Talks in the morning Noon -- end of workshop A subsequent email will describe the venue, a hotel directly on the Spokane River, with nearby parks and a view of the Spokane Falls, as well as being just across the river from downtown. The necessaries about registration and obtaining hotel accomodations (around $US73/night) will be included in these subsequent messages. If you plan to attend, please reply as soon as may be to dbenson@eecs.wsu.edu and an indicate whether you would like to give a tutorial or a research talk. Thank you! -- Professor David B. Benson (509) 335-2706 School of EE and Computer Science (EME 102A) (509) 335-3818 fax PO Box 642752, Washington State University dbenson@eecs.wsu.edu Pullman WA 99164-2752 U.S.A.
ANNOUNCEMENT Workshop on Foundational Methods in Computer Science -- a series of informal workshops on categories and logic in computer science FMCS'01 : May 31 -- June 3, 2001 Spokane, Washington with sponsorship from the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Washington State University May 31: Arrival day -- Reception in the evening, 7-10pm PDT June 1: Tutorial Talks June 2: Research Talks Conference Banquet June 3: Research Talks in the morning Noon -- end of workshop [includes talks by John MacDonald, Robin Cockett, Ernie Manes, Paul Gilmore, and tutorials by Ernie Manes and Phil Mulry] WORKSHOP HOTEL: WestCoast River Inn (509) 326-5577 (800) 325-4000 State you are with the FMCS conference to obtain the lower conference rate of $US73 per night. [There are a limited number of rooms at this rate, so call soon!] The hotel provides transportation from/to the Spokane airport, so inquire about this when you call... REGISTRATION: Registration information will be forthcoming. As always, the registration fees for students are set at about 60% of non-student registrations and everybody may either prepay or pay onsite. If you plan to attend and have not previously communicated with me, please reply as soon as may be to dbenson@eecs.wsu.edu and indicate if you would like to give a tutorial or a research talk. Thank you! -- Professor David B. Benson (509) 335-2706 School of EE and Computer Science (EME 102A) (509) 335-3818 fax PO Box 642752, Washington State University dbenson@eecs.wsu.edu Pullman WA 99164-2752 U.S.A.
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David Benson