ESSLLI 2008
Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg
August 4-15, 2008
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ESSLLI 2008
Lecture Rooms and Schedules
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ESA 1
Hall A
| "Ernst-Cassirer-Hoersaal" (622 seats)
| Behind the ESSLLI registration desk. Used for the
Evening
Lectures and the
FoLLI member meeting. Named after the philosopher Ernst
Cassirer (1874-1945; professor in Hamburg 1919-1933).
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ESA 1
Hall C
| "Erwin-Panofsky-Hörsaal" (174 seats)
| To the left side of the ESSLLI registration desk. Used for courses and workshops (see below). Named
after the art historian Erwin Panofsky (1892-1968;
professor in Hamburg 1927-1933).
| ESA 1
Hall J
| "Magdalene-Schoch-Hörsaal" (174 seats)
| At the back of the main building, reachable via the
quadrangle corridor. Used for courses and workshops.
Named after the legal expert Magdalena
Schoch (1897-1987).
| ESA 1
Hall M
| "Emil-Artin-Hörsaal" (167 seats)
| To the right side of the registration desk. Used for
courses and workshops and the satellite conference
Formal Grammar
2008.
Named after the mathematician
Emil Artin (1898-1962;
professor in Hamburg 1925-1937).
| ESA 1
Hall H
| (80 seats)
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At the back of the main building, reachable via the
quadrangle corridor. Used for courses and workshops.
| ESA 1
Hall K
| (80 seats)
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At the back of the main building, reachable via the
quadrangle corridor. Used for courses and workshops.
| ESA 1W
Room 121
| ESSLLI Computer Room (24 computers) |
On the first floor of the west wing. This is where the computer facilities are available. |
ESA 1W
Room 122 |
ESSLLI Music Room (30 seats) |
On the first floor of the west wing. Mainly used as the ESSLLI Music Room (equipped with an electronic harpsichord). Also used for FoLLI meetings and some courses and workshops. |
ESA 1W
Room 221
| (150 seats)
| On the second floor of the west wing. Used for courses and
workshops.
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Hall C
Week 1
- 9:15-10:45: Statistical machine translation
- 11:00-12:30: Experimental Investigations of the Semantics/Pragmatics Interface
- 14:15-15:45: Model theory for extensions of modal logic
- 17:15-18:45: Logics for computation
Week 2
- 9:15-10:45: The syntax-semantics interface: theoretical insights and practical implementations
- 11:00-12:30: Semantic relation extraction and its applications
- 14:15-15:45: Reasoning, games, action, and rationality
- 17:15-18:45: Dependence logic
Hall H
Week 1
- 9:15-10:45: Interval temporal logics
- 11:00-12:30: Symmetric calculi and Ludics for the semantic interpretation
- 14:15-15:45: Rhetorical Relations
- 17:15-18:45: Modelling dialogue and language change: a dynamic syntax account
Week 2
- 9:15-10:45: Free choiceness: facts, models, and problems
- 11:00-12:30: Introduction to computational social choice
- 14:15-15:45: Statistical language modeling for information access
- 17:15-18:45: 5th International Workshop on Constraints and Language Processing (CSLP2008)
Hall J
Week 1
- 9:15-10:45: Modularity in logical theories and ontologies
- 11:00-12:30: Parsing beyond context-free grammars
- 17:15-18:45: Degrees in semantics
Week 2
- 9:15-10:45: Alternative logical semantics
- 11:00-12:30: Probabilistic logics and probabilistic networks
- 17:15-18:45: Unification grammars
Hall K
Week 1
- 9:15-10:45: Bioinformatic methods in calculating language relationships
- 11:00-12:30: Nonmonotonic logics---recent advances
- 14:15-15:45: Convergent Grammar
- 17:15-18:45: Formal and experimental approaches to discourse particles and modal adverbs
Week 2
- 9:15-10:45: Approaches to dialogue systems and dialogue management
- 11:00-12:30: Natural language generation for embodied conversational agents
- 14:15-15:45: Logic, language, and the brain
- 17:15-18:45: Optimizing the future: imperatives between form and function
Hall M
Week 1
- 9:15-10:45: Introduction to the Logic of Conditionals
- 14:15-15:45: Dynamic epistemic logic
- 17:15-18:45: Grammar induction and language evolution
Week 2
- 9:15-10:45: Modal logics for games and multi-agent systems
- 11:00-12:30: Bidirectional OT in natural language
- 14:15-15:45: Lattices and topologies
- 17:15-18:45: Perspective and perspective shift
Seminar room W122
Week 1
- 9:15-10:45: Logics for agents and mobility
- 14:15-15:45: Negative polarity items: corpus linguistics, semantics, and psycholinguistics
Week 2
- 14:15-15:45: Computational dialogue modeling
Seminar room W221
Week 1
- 9:15-10:45: Composing meanings as programs
- 11:00-12:30: Deontic logic in computer science
- 14:15-15:45: Lexical semantics: bridging the gap between semantic theory and computational simulations
- 17:15-18:45: Games, monadic logics, and synthesis
Week 2
- 9:15-10:45: Randomness in logic
- 11:00-12:30: Logic and intelligent interaction: charting the technical contours
- 14:15-15:45: What syntax feeds semantics?
- 17:15-18:45: Integrating logic programs and connectionist systems
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