CFP: Turing Centenary Conference

Submissions

Submissions are welcome in all areas related to the work of Alan Turing in computer science, mathematics, cognitive science and mathematical biology. A non-exclusive list of topics is shown below:

• computation theory
• logic in computation
• artificial intelligence
• social aspects of computation
• models of computation
• program analysis
• mathematics of evolution and emergence
• knowledge processing
• natural language processing
• cryptography
• machine learning

See http://www.turing100.manchester.ac.uk/index.php/submissionfor more details.

Best paper awards

A subset of poster session submissions will be selected as candidates for best paper awards:

• The best paper award of 5,000 pounds
• The best young researcher best paper award of 3,000 pounds
• The second best paper award of 2,500 pounds
• The second best young researcher best paper award of 1,500 pounds
• Sixteen (16) awards of 500 pounds each

See http://www.turing100.manchester.ac.uk/index.php/submission/bestpaper for more details.

Registration

The number of participants is limited. Register early to avoid disappointment.

Dates

February 23:    Paper submission opens
March 1:        Registration opens
March 15:       Extended abstract submission deadline
March 29:       Poster session notification and selection of candidates
for the best paper awards
April 20:       Full versions of papers selected for the best paper awards
May 1:          Final versions of poster session papers
May 21:         Best paper award decisions
May 28:         Final versions of papers selected for the best paper awards
June 22-25:     Conference