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SUMMARY:British Logic Colloquium (BLC 2010), Birmi
 ngham, U.K.
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20100904
LOCATION:Birmingham, U.K.
DESCRIPTION:The British Logic Colloquium exists to
  support, promote, and foster the study of logic (
 especially, but not exclusively, formal and mathem
 atical logic) in Britain. It embraces diverse aspe
 cts of logic, from the studies of traditional form
 al systems to philosophical logic and the modern a
 pplications in artificial intelligence, computer s
 cience and linguistics; above all, it aims to enco
 urage communication between logicians working in r
 elated fields.    The annual meeting of The Britis
 h Logic Colloquium will take place from 2-4 Septem
 ber 2010 in Birmingham. The aim of this meeting is
  to present current topics in all areas of logic. 
 BLC 2010 is supported financially by the London Ma
 thematical Society and by the British Logic Colloq
 uium.   For further details see the webpage http:/
 /events.cs.bham.ac.uk/BLC2010.    Contributed talk
 s of 30 min length are solicited. A limited number
  of grants for UK-PhD-students is available. The d
 eadline for proposing talks and early registration
  is 20 July.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n      <p>\n   
      The British Logic Colloquium exists to suppor
 t, promote, and\n        foster the study of logic
  (especially, but not exclusively,\n        formal
  and mathematical logic) in Britain.  It embraces\
 n        diverse aspects of logic, from the studie
 s of traditional\n        formal systems to philos
 ophical logic and the modern\n        applications
  in artificial intelligence, computer science and\
 n        linguistics; above all, it aims to encour
 age communication\n        between logicians worki
 ng in related fields.\n      </p>\n      <p>\n    
     The annual meeting of The British Logic Colloq
 uium will take\n        place from 2-4 September 2
 010 in Birmingham. The aim of this\n        meetin
 g is to present current topics in all areas of log
 ic.\n        BLC 2010 is supported financially by 
 the London Mathematical\n        Society and by th
 e British Logic Colloquium.\n      </p>\n    \n   
    \n      <p>For further details see the webpage\
 n        <a target="_blank" href="http://events.cs
 .bham.ac.uk/BLC2010">http://events.cs.bham.ac.uk/B
 LC2010</a>.\n      </p>\n    </div><div>\n      <p
 >\n        Contributed talks of 30 min length are 
 solicited. A limited\n        number of grants for
  UK-PhD-students is available. The\n        deadli
 ne for proposing talks and early registration is 2
 0\n        July.\n      </p>\n      </div>
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