PSSL 92 - Second Announcement

PSSL 92 - Second Announcement

[Andrei.Akhvlediani]

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92nd Peripatetic Seminar on Sheaves and Logic

April 23-24, 2011
Oxford, UK

http://wiki.comlab.ox.ac.uk/quantum-events/PSSL92

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION------CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS

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Dear All,

The 92nd Peripatetic Seminar on Sheaves and Logic will be held in Oxford
on April 23-24, 2011. The conference will take place at the Oxford
University Computing Laboratory, Seminar Room A.

Please have a look at the web site for information about accommodation in
and travel to Oxford and a list of registered participants.

The conference schedule is not finalised yet. We strongly encourage
interested speakers to submit a proposal for a talk as soon as possible.
There are not many speaker slots left, but we will try to fit-in as many
talks as possible

If you are not giving a talk, of course you are also very welcome to join
us. Please send one of the organisers an e-mail to confirm your
attendance.

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Accommodation

We can offer participants accommodation at St. Hilda's college. The site
is located in the middle of Oxford, between the vibrant multicultural
Cowley community and the Old Town.

The college offers single rooms with a shared bathroom for £48.60 a night.
This price includes breakfast. Please contact one of the organisers if you
would like to reserve a room there.

Alternatively, if you wish to make your own accommodation arrangements, we
recommend visiting <www.oxfordrooms.co.uk> for a list of Oxford college
rooms. If you wish to stay in a hotel, we recommend The Royal Oxford,
where you can get a room for around £80-£90 a night
<http://www.royaloxfordhotel.co.uk/>

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Travel

Oxford is connected to the main airports via a bus connection or via rail.

The best way to arrive to Oxford from Heathrow or Gatwick is via coach.
Visit <http://www.oxfordbus.co.uk/main.php?page_id=23> for a schedule, list
of prices and locations of stops. If you are staying at St. Hilda's you
need to get off at the St. Clement's bus stop. The college is a
five-minute walk away from this bus stop.

The Birmingham Airport is connected to Oxford by Rail. Visit
<http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/> for a schedule and a list of prices. The
walk to St. Hilda's from the train station takes about 30 minutes. There
are also bus and taxi connections at the station. You can take the number
4 bus or the number 13 bus to the St. Clement's roundabout; St. Hilda's is
a five-minute walk away from the bus stop.

If you are travelling within the UK, it is best to arrive to Oxford by
train. Visit <http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/> for a schedule and a list of
prices. The walk to St. Hilda's from the train station takes about 30
minutes. There are also bus and taxi connections at the stations. You can
take the number 4 bus or the number 13 bus to the St. Clement's
roundabout; St. Hilda's is a five-minute walk away from the bus stop.

It takes about 20 minutes to walk from St. Hilda's college to the
Computing Laboratory. The walk will take you past some of the most
beautiful colleges and buildings in Oxford.

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Conference Dinner

On Saturday the 23th there will be a conference dinner. All attendees are
invited to the dinner. More details will be provided on Saturday, April
23.


Looking forward to see you in Oxford!


Best Wishes,

Andrei Akhvlediani
Bob Coecke
Raymond Lal
Roman Priebe





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