OASIS - Introduction to OASIS

The Oxford Advanced Seminar on Informatic Structures

$\*$ Introduction to OASIS: $\*$ Michaelmas 2004; $\*$ Hilary 2005; $\*$ Trinity 2005; $\*$ Michaelmas 2005; $\*$ Hilary 2006; $\*$ Trinity 2006; $\*$ Michaelmas 2006; $\*$ Hilary 2007; $\*$ Trinity 2007; $\*$ Michaelmas 2007; $\*$ Hilary 2008; $\*$ Trinity 2008

Introduction to OASIS

The Oxford Advanced Seminar on Informatic Structures is a weekly interdisciplinary seminar on Fridays (during term time) at the Oxford University Computing Laboratory. Each term is devoted to a theme:

Trinity 2008: A goodbye kiss from the coordinator

Hilary 2008: Old and new paradigms

Michaelmas 2007: Models, ... and more models

Trinity 2007: Quantum or Not Quantum?

Hilary 2007: Models of Reality

Michaelmas 2006: Non-classical structures

Trinity 2006: A single trace to follow

Hilary 2006: Crossing Disciplines

Michaelmas 2005: All Kinds of Games

Trinity 2005: States and Transitions

Hilary 2005: Linearity and Resource Sensitivity

Michaelmas 2004: Concepts of Space

It is currently run by [Bob Coecke] who you can contact for more information and to be put on the OASIS mailing list. This seminar series exposes the research interests of the [Foundations of Computing] research unit and the predecesser of OASIS was initiated by [Samson Abramsky].

oucl

seminars-mt04

	Introduction to OASIS
Courses \| Research \| People \| About us \| News
Site last produced on Tue Jun 3 10:11:03 BST 2008 . Page generated by AWF. Copyright (C) 2004 OUCL.