agc@ubu.UUCP (Tony Cohn) (02/04/85)
AISB85: Artificial Intelligence and its Applications, will take place at the University of Warwick on April 10-12 1985. The technical programme (details of which will be available from late January) will run as two parallel sessions and consist of refereed papers in many areas of AI, including the following: Expert Systems Formal Reasoning Vision Cognitive Modelling Natural Language There will also be invited lectures from: Dr. Geoff Hinton (CMU): Computation in massively parallel networks. Prof. Aaron Sloman (Sussex): Did Searle attack strong strong or weak strong AI? Dr. John Taylor (Hewlett-Packard Labs): Title to be announced. There will be a concurrent industrial exhibition on the first two days. The registration fee is 70 pounds (95 pounds for non AISB members) for registrations received before March 1 and 90 pounds (115 pounds for non AISB members) thereafter. A limit on the total number of registrations may be imposed. The registration fee entitles the delegate to a copy of the proceedings, entry to all sessions and to the industrial exhibition. Also included in the registration fee are all meals from lunchtime on Wednesday to lunchtime on Friday except for breakfasts. A banquet for all delegates has been arranged for Thursday evening. Accomodation (Bed and Breakfast) in individual student study bedrooms is available for the nights of 10th and 11th April at a cost of 24 pounds. A limited number of bursaries for genuine fulltime students are available. Registration forms are available from AISB85 Dept of Pyschology University of Warwick Coventry CV4 7AL UK +44 (203) 24011 ext 2762 The University of Warwick lies on the southern outskirts of Coventry. It is easily reached from London (Euston) in 1 hour 15 minutes or by air to Coventry or Birmingham. Road access is also good via the M6 or M1/M45. Registration will start from 10.00am on 10/4/85 and the first session will commence at 2pm. The conference will end around 4.30pm on 12/4/85.