"Midwest Theory Day"
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"Midwest Theory Day" |
Ryerson Hall |
The 55th Midwest Theory Day will be hosted by the Department of Computer Science, University of Chicago on Saturday, November 17, 2007. Anyone interested in theoretical computer science is welcome to attend. There is no registration fee, lunch is provided, and the talks are scheduled so that from many locations in the Midwest it is often possible to come, attend all of the talks, and return home all in a day. For those wishing to stay into the evening, arrangements for a banquet dinner are made at a local restaurant, each person paying for his or her own meal. There are usually six or seven contributed talks and often an invited talk. There is no program committee and there are no proceedings. Anyone willing to talk may do so. The atmosphere is relaxed and informal and so is an excellent forum for graduate students to get experience giving a talk.
Organized by Lance Fortnow (fortnow@cs.uchicago.edu)
If you plan on attending and if you have any questions please address them to Nita Yack (nitayack@cs.uchicago.edu).