UCLA Logic Center

The UCLA Logic Center was established in the Fall of 2004, by a generous anonymous donation. Its purpose is to foster teaching and research in logic, broadly understood to include all areas of mathematical and philosophical logic as well as the applications of logic to philosophy, linguistics, and computer science. It provides support for graduate students, faculty, and visitors, and it organizes scientific meetings, in association with other groups at UCLA and in the greater Southern California area.

The faculty affiliated with the Logic Center includes members of the UCLA Departments of Mathematics, Philosophy, and Linguistics, as well as logicians from Caltech, UC Irvine, and the University of Southern California.

For information about the UCLA Logic Center, contact its Director, Itay Neeman, ineeman@math.ucla.edu.

A very informal gathering of logicians will be held at UCLA from Friday, February 1 to Sunday, February 3, 2013. This is the seventeenth in a series of meetings which have been held every two or three years at UCLA since 1975.

The lecturers are Clinton Conley, Adam Day, Vince Guingona, Peter Koellner, Antonina Kolokolova, Chris Miller, and Slawek Solecki, who will give the inaugural Hjorth Lecture on Saturday afternoon.

The program for the meeting and additional information will be posted here by November 1. All are welcome to come, there are no registration fees, and there is some financial assistance for graduate students and recent Ph.D.'s; if you are interested in applying for this, send a message to Itay Neeman.