Workshop Organizers: Leonid Libkin and Gerald Penn Department of Computer Science University of Toronto 10 King's College Rd. Toronto M5S 3G4  CANADA Email: {libkin,gpenn}@cs.toronto.edu Phone: +1 416 978 7390  Fax: +1 416 978 1455 Invited Speakers: Frank Pfenning,  Carnegie Mellon University Mark Steedman,  University of Edinburgh With support gratefully received from: Association for Symbolic Logic Centre de recherches mathématiques Fields Institute

The purpose of this workshop is for people in logic and computational linguistics to discuss the "state of the art" in our respective fields.  Our intent is to breathe a bit more vitality into the logical and mathematical approaches used in formal linguistics, and to introduce logicians and computer scientists to problems in the empirical domain of natural language that might serve as the impetus for important theoretical work. This will be an informal meeting, with no published proceedings. Abstracts of invited and contributed talks will be made available on this webpage. ASL student members can apply for ASL travel funds to attend this workshop. Speakers:  our room will be equipped with an overhead projector, a data projector, and a PC.  If you bring your talk on disk, we encourage you to bring foils as a backup. Location:  the workshop will be held in SITE Room F0126 at the University of Ottawa (number 4 on the campus map). Preliminary Programme Local Information Webpage LICS Conference page LICS Affiliated Workshops page Pre LICS Summer School Important dates: Submission deadline: passed   LICS Conference: June 22nd - 25th Workshop: June 26th   Pre LICS summer school: June 2nd - 20th

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