Informatics Jamboree 2002 Programme

22 - 24 May
Psychology Lecture Theatre F21
7 George Square

Unless otherwise specified all events take place at the above location. Lunches and refreshments will be served in the Concourse.

Wednesday, 22 May
16:30 Professor Martín Abadi Security Protocols: Principles and Calculi Law Lecture Theatre 175, Old College, South Bridge
17:30 Reception Talbot Rice Gallery, Old College, South Bridge
Thursday, 23 May
Chair:
09:30 Peter Buneman Where did your data come from, and where will it go? Some issues in data provenance.
10:30 Coffee break
11:00 Douglas Armstrong Flies in Space: Planning experiments for zero gravity - another challenge for bioinformatics?
11:30 John Levine Ant Colony Optimisation and Aggressive Local Search applied to Bin Packing and Stock Cutting Problems
12:30 Lunch & Posters
14:00 Michael O'Boyle Iterative Compilation in a Non-Linear Optimisation Space
14.45 Stephen Gilmore PEPA nets: A dynamic stochastic modelling formalism
15:30 Coffee break
16:00 Martín Abadi Types for Protocols
Friday, 24 May
Chair:
09:30 Stephen Pulman Learning Domain Theories
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Jon Oberlander Generation eXtravert: affect, personality and language production
11:45 Martin Grohe Why do Paul Erdoes and Parameterized Complexity Theory appear in the title of the same talk?
12:30 Lunch & Posters
14:00 Peter Lee Certified Code
14:45 John Longley Proving programs correct: Are we getting there?
15:30 Coffe break
16:00 Martín Abadi Some Recent Security Protocols
17:00 Poster Judges Presentation of prizes for the Poster Competition
19:00 Ceilidh Music by:Hugh MacDiarmid's Haircut St Peter's Scottish Episcopal Church, Lutton Place.
By popular demand, dance hall comes complete with dimmer light switches!
23:00 The End


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