School of Computer Science - Departmental Seminar Series

Spring Term 2002

Thursdays 4pm, Room 144

Date	Speaker	Title
Friday, 11^th January Joint Theory and Departmental Seminar	Andy Pitts University of Cambridge	Nominal Logic: A First Order Theory of Names and Binding
24^th January	Jon Crowcroft University of Cambridge	Component Protocol Architectures
31^st January	David Hogg University of Leeds	Visual Models of Interaction
7^th February	David Snelling Fujitsu European Centre for Information Technology	Unicore: A Workflow Portal
28^th February	Joerg Siekmann University of Saarbrucken	Deduction and Education
7^th March	Sam Steel University of Essex	Where do actions come from?
21^st March	Michael Vose, University of Tennessee	The "No Free Lunch" Theorem
28^th March	AJC Blyth	A Security Analysis of XML and its implication for E-Commerce
11^th April	Wolfgang Kreutzer Department of Computer Science, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand	Is Visual Programming Only for Weak Minds?
18^th April	Michael Brady University of Oxford, Robotic Research Group, Department of Engineering Science	Breast Cancer Image Analysis: recent progress
27^th April	Michael J Butler University of Southampton	TBA

The seminars are on Thursday afternoons in Room 144, Computer Science Building, West Campus, and are intended for general audience. If you wish to confirm that a particular seminar is taking place please contact Sammie Snow (email S.Snow@cs.bham.ac.uk, tel. 0121 414 4774). More information about seminars in the School can be found at URL http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/news/notice_board/. Tea and biscuits afterwards in the Coffee Room.

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