In the spirit of Alan Turing's interdisciplinary research\, an \;international meeting will be held at the Royal Flemish Academy for the \;Sciences and Arts\, exploring recent research into the many directions \;brought together in his work.
\nThis meeting is the second Turing in Context event during the 2012 \;Turing centennial. The first was held at King's College\, Cambridge\, \;18-19 February 2012. It was an outreach event for the general academic \;public with invited speakers only. Turing in Context II is a research \;meeting meant for experts in the fields touched by Turing's \;contributions to science.
\nTopics \;of the meeting include but are not restricted to:
\nWe cordially invite contributions in all fields relating to the work and \;legacy of Alan Turing\, both current research continuing Turing's ideas\, \;and historical and philosophical reflections on them. Researchers from \;areas that Turing worked in but are not listed above\, such as pattern \;formation and cryptography are explicitly encouraged to submit as well.
\nSubmissions should be 200-500 words abstracts and should be submitted to \;EasyChair via the following link:
\nhttp://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=tic2
\nAuthors of accepted papers will later be invited to send an extended \;abstract (max. 6 pages) to be reviewed by the programme committee for \;publication in a volume of the Academy Proceedings Series. A volume of \;full papers might follow after the conference.
\nTimetable:
\nDeadline Submission of Abstracts: August 15\, 2012
Notification of Acceptance: August 31\, 2012
Conference: \;October 10-12\, 2012
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