Second Annual Workshop

Tulane University
New Orleans, LA USA
October 5 - 9, 2009

The Workshops on Informatic Phenomena are an annual series of meetings focusing in information flow and its applications in a wide range of disciplines. These areas emanate from mathematics and computer science, and include areas such as classical and quantum information and computing, physics, computational chemistry, systems biology and economic game theory. The workshops are aimed at bringing together researchers in these disparate areas in order to facilitate interactions between them and to inspire new collaborations among these and other relevant areas. The organizers of the series are Keye Martin (NRL) and Michael Mislove (Tulane).

The speakers for IP 2009 are

Samson Abramsky
Oxford

Howard Barnum
    Los Alamos and Perimeter

Adam Brandenburger
NYU

Bob Coecke
Oxford

Tanner Crowder
    NRL

Johnny Feng
NRL and Tulane

Christopher Fuchs
Perimeter Institute

Peter Hines
York

Sanjeevi Krishnan
  NRL

Jean Krivine
Harvard Medical School

Jimmie Lawson
LSU

Giuseppe Longo
ENS, Paris

Prakash Panangaden
McGill

Jamie Vicary
  Oxford

Glynn Winskel
    Cambridge

The talks will take place on the Tulane campus, mostly in the Lavern Bernick Center.

Here is a list of titles and abstracts for the workshop. The program for the workshop can be found here. 

Registration

There is no cost to attend the workshop talks, but we do ask those interested to inform us so we can make sure there facilities are adequate. We will include all participants in most of the functions at no cost. Those for which we will have to ask participants to cover the cost of their participation are the Monday evening welcoming event and the workshop dinner on Wednesday evening, and a gathering on Friday evening. Please contact us at mislove@tulane.edu for more information about these events and their cost.