Workshop: "Realizability in Chambéry"

Workshop: "Realizability in Chambéry"

[Pierre Hyvernat]

Greetings to all!

This is the first official announcement for the third workshop
"Réalisabilité à Chambéry". Considering this year will be quite category
oriented (see the invited speakers), some people on this list might not
receive the announcement via other lists...


This year's workshop will take place during week 22, that is Tuesday
1st of June -- Friday 4th of June.

If enough participants express interest for it, Monday the 31st of May
will be used for a preliminary course before the actual workshop.


Partial information can already be found on the web page:
  http://www.lama.univ-savoie.fr/~hyvernat/Realisabilite2010/
and you can register for the workshop there:
  http://www.lama.univ-savoie.fr/~hyvernat/Realisabilite2010/index.php?page=registration


There will be an invited "course" given by Martin Hyland as well as two
invited seminars by Thomas Streicher and Jaap van Oosten.

There will be 2 sessions for contributed talks, and PhD students are
particularly encouraged to submit a talk. (There will be no official
proceedings though.)


More details about contents of invited talks and schedule will be added
to the web page when available.

Meanwhile, feel free to register (via the web page), submit talks or
contact me for additional details (or comments).


Note: the workshop will be similar in spirit to the last one.  The
intention is to have a nice and friendly week without all the glitter of
big conferences.  There is no registration fee, but the organizing
committee doesn't organize much besides the actual workshop.

There is a possibility to get a student room (on campus, very cheap, but
only a bare room).  Students will of course be given priority for those,
but anyone can ask for one...
Other possibilities for accommodation are given on the web page:
  http://www.lama.univ-savoie.fr/~hyvernat/Realisabilite2010/index.php?page=location



Pierre Hyvernat
-- 
It takes less time to do a thing right than it does to
explain why you did it wrong.
    -- H.W. Longfellow


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