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by Andras Mate

Tisztelt (esetleges) erdeklodok, itt kuldom TeX formaban a matfil szeminariumom tematikajat. Oramegbeszeles 7-en, penteken 11-kor a Logika tanszeken (mint alabb is olvashato). Ha kifuggeszted, koszonet erte. %%%%%itt az eleje \def\hb{\hfill\break} \parindent -.5cm \nopagenumbers \centerline{ FL-300.xx A matematika filoz\'ofi\'aja II.} \medskip\centerline{ M\'at\'e Andr\'as adjunktus} A kurzus c\'elja, hogy szemin\'ariumi form\'aban megismertessen a matematika filoz\'ofi\'aj\'anak mai (\'ertsd: a 60-as --- 90-es \'evekbeli) kurrens t\'em\'aival \'es n\'eh\'any jelent\H os szerz\H oj\'evel. \par{\bf Tematika:} I. Klasszikus eredm\'enyek \hb a./ Teljess\'eg \'es konzisztencia\hb Smullyan: {\sl G\"odel's Incompleteness Theorems\/}, Oxford, 1992.\hb b./ Algoritmusok, eld\"onthet\H os\'eg\hb Penrose: {\sl The Emperor's New Mind\/} Oxford, 1989: pp. 30--73. (Magyar ford\'\i t\'asa nagy \'ovatoss\'aggal kezelend\H o\?)\hb Ruzsa: {\sl Logikai szintaxis \'es szemantika I\/} Budapest, 1989 II. A halmaz fogalma\hb Parsons: `Sets and Classes', in: {\sl Mathematics in Philosophy}, Cornell U.P., 1983.\hb Boolos: `The iterative conncept of set', in: Benacerraf-Putnam: {\sl Philosophy of mathematics}, 2. kiad.: Cambridge U.P., 1983 (= Benacerraf--Putnam[1983])\hb Parsons: `What is the iterative concept of set?', uo.\hb Wang: `The concept of set', uo. III. A Skolem--paradoxon\hb Machover: {\sl Set theory, logic and their limitations\/}, Cambridge, 1996 IV. A term\'eszetes sz\'amok\hb Benacerraf: `What numbers could not be', in: Benacerraf--Putnam[1983] V. Matematika \'es realizmus\hb Dummett: `What is mathematics about'\hb ---: `Realism and anti--realism',\hb mindkett\H o in: {\sl The seas of language\/}, Oxford, 1993 VI. G\"odel \'es a filoz\'ofia\hb Wang: {\sl Reflections on Kurt G\"odel\/}, Cambridge(Mass.), 1987: pp. 187--208\hb G\"odel: `What is Cantor's continuum problem?', in: Benacerraf--Putnam[1983] \medskip{\bf \'Oramegbesz\'el\'es:} febr. 7., 11h, B\"olcs\'eszkar (Pesti B. u. 1.) A. \'ep. f\'elem. 23. \bye %%%%%%itt a vege mate andras

29 years, 4 months

Bocs,hogy ide... De mi ez?

by Dorozsmai Karoly

Tisztelt Listaolvasok! Bocs, hogy ide teszem fel a kerdest, de a KOGLIST-re csak par napja iratkoztam fel, az akkor kapott help-ben feltuntetet tech-support cimrol (csibra(a)lion.cogpsyphy.hu) pedig rendszeresen es mindig visszapattan a level... Szoval: a KOGLISt archiv-bol lekertem par anyagot es ilyesmit kaptam: ------------------------------ Cut here ------------------------------ b(al\023)g(ozat)10 b(\023)-19 b(\020gy)15 b(k)m(ap)q(ott)i(k)o (on\014gur\023)-24 b(aci\023)g(o)s(ja)15 b(megv)m(al\023)-24 b(os)-5 b(\023)-19 b(\020tja)15 b(az)g(eredeti)f FB(T)21 b FD(felada-)180 918 y(tot.)g(A)13 b(r\177)-24 b(o)o(vids)o(\023)h(eg) 14 b(k)o(edv)o(\023)-23 b(e)o(\023)g(ert)12 b(jel\177)-24 b(olj)q(\177)e(uk)14 b(az)f FB(A)975 925 y Fw(1)1009 Huuuu - ez mi? Azt hittel, E-mail kezeles kapcsan nem erhet mar meglepetes, de tevedtem! Mi ez? Nem UUE-zott anyag, mert annak nem ismerem fel en (ami nem fontos) de az UUE programom sem (Ami fontosabb - lenne!) Meg egyszer elnezest, hogy e listan ilyen barbar szakmai dologgal hozakaodom elo, mentsegemre legyen szolva, hogy magam nem vagyok a kognitiv tudomanyok muveloje, csak gepeszmernok. A felesegemnek viszont nagy szuksege lenne a doktorijahoz peldaul a fent emlitett es az ahhoz hasonlo anyagokhoz es remek, hogy a KOGLIST archivban van ilyesmi. Illetve remek lesz - ha el tudom olvasni. Tud valaki segiteni? Elore is koszonom! Udvzolettel: Dorozsmai Karoly E-mail: kdorozs(a)alarmix.net

29 years, 4 months

Conference: First International Workshop on Human-Computer Conversation (Bellagio) (fwd)

by Csaba Pleh

Csaba Pleh Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences 202 Junipero Serra Blvd Stanford, Ca. 94305 T.: (415)321-2052, Fax: ...1192 Home: (415)947-9641 ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Wed, 29 Jan 97 20:05:09 GMT From: Yorick Wilks <yorick(a)dcs.shef.ac.uk> To: norman(a)vocalis.com, David.Nash(a)anu.edu.au, ereiter(a)csd.abdn.ac.uk Subject: Conference: First International Workshop on Human-Computer Conversation (Bellagio) Resent-Date: Thu, 30 Jan 97 22:45:11 +100 Resent-From: pleh(a)izabell.elte.hu Resent-To: csaba.pleh(a)casbs.Stanford.EDU FIRST INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON HUMAN-COMPUTER CONVERSATION Bellagio, Italy, July 14th-16th 1997 ******************************************************************************** Usual apologies if you get this more than once! ******************************************************************************** This message contains details about registration and hotels. Its content along with previous messages about the purpose of the workshop, its program committee and how to submit papers (deadline March 29th) appear at URL: http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/research/ilash/Meetings/Bellagio/ ABOUT BELLAGIO - HOW TO GET THERE, REGISTRATION AND HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Bellagio is one of the most beautiful places we have visited in the entire world. It is located on the shores of Lake Como, the loveliest of all the Italian lakes, at the point where the three arms of the lake meet. Looking to the west, a journey of only 10 minutes by boat, one can see the small towns of Menaggio and Cadenabbia, as well as the Villa Carlotta with its famous gardens and sculpture collection. On the eastern shore lie many pretty villages, including Varenna which is also only a 10-minute boat ride away. Whatever direction one looks from Bellagio the views are exquisite. Bellagio was the summer residence of the Roman patricians and thereafter of the noble families of the region of Lombardy, who built many stupendous villas here. Poets and writers from every part of the world have visited and found inspiration in Bellagio: Pliny the younger, Longfellow, Mark Twain, Shelley, Stendhal, Flaubert, Faure, Liszt and Toscanini. The area around lake Como is famous for the production of beautiful silks. In addition local artisans offer carved olive wood, blown and decorated glass, handmade shoes and other leather goods. Among the delightful tourist sights in and around Bellagio are: VILLA SERBELLONI, which offers splendid views from its 8th century gardens; VILLA MELZI D'ERIL, a park full of azaleas and rhododendrons, as well as many interesting sculptures; VILLA CARLOTTA, built in 1747 and one of the gems of Lake Como; VILLA MONASTERO in Varenna, originally a 12th century Cistercian monastery; and the ISOLA COMACINA, a 12th century fortress which has beautiful views and a wonderful restaurant. There is also a golf course only 20-minutes away. Bellagio is an ideal place to visit as part of a vacation. The town of Como has excellent rail connections and within a few hours one can be in the Swiss alps, in Austria, in Southern Germany, or in any of the principal cities of northern Italy: Venice, Milan or Verona (where the opera festival will be in full swing before and after the workshop). Those of you who enjoy touring areas of great scenic beauty may like to visit the other Italian lakes: Garda, Maggiore and tiny Lake Orta. We have more than 40 years experience of travelling in this area and will be happy to advise anyone who needs assistance in planning their visit. HOW TO REACH BELLAGIO The best way for you to reach Bellagio will depend partly on how you intend to arrive in Northern Italy. The following information will give you the main options, but please do not hesitate to ask if you would like further advice or information. Arriving by air: The nearest useful airports to Bellagio are the two airports serving Milan. LINATE AIRPORT is mainly served by European scheduled services and is the closest to the city of Milan. From Linate one can travel into the centre of Milan (the airport bus arrives at the main railway station) from where it takes less than 1 hour by train to the city of Como. Once in Como take a taxi (a 5- minute ride) to Piazza Cavour from where the boats leave for Bellagio. The summer timetable for the boat service is not yet available but will be sent to everyone nearer the time. There are two types of boat - the Aliscarfi (express boat) which takes about 45 minutes and makes very few stops, and the slower boat which takes around 1 hour 15 minutes. My own preference is the slower boat because the journey on the lake is so beautiful it seems a pity to shorten it! MALPENSA AIRPORT is further from the centre of Milan and is served mainly by intercontinental flights and by charter airlines. From Malpensa one can also take the airport bus into Milan and then proceed as described above. We can also arrange to have a taxi or mini-bus meet you on arrival at Linate or Malpensa and drive you to Como (or to Bellagio if you do not wish to complete your journey by boat). Once we know the flight numbers and arrival times for all the delegates we will work out a taxipool schedule to minimize the cost. LUGANO AIRPORT (Switzerland) is a lesser used alternative. It is not a busy airport but if you can get a direct flight there it would be a convenient way to arrive. Travel from Lugano by taxi to Menaggio, on the western shore of Lake Como, and then take the boat across the lake. (10-minute journey, frequent sailings.) The boat from Menaggio will drop you a few feet from most of the hotels. Arriving by rail and boat: Como is about 1 hour north of Milan by rail. Or you can arrive from the north via Zurich (approx 4 hours), Geneva, etc. Once in Como we suggest that you take the boat as described above, though taxis will be happy to drive you to Bellagio. HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Bellagio offers a wide range of hotel accommodation from de-luxe 5-star down to 1-star. We are making arrangements with the following hotels but we would also try to help anyone who would prefer 2-star or 1-star accommodation. (There are no 4-star hotels in Bellagio but we have inspected the 3-star hotels listed below and believe them to offer very good value.) Below we give the rates per day for: [a] Room with breakfast; and [b] Half- board (room with breakfast and one meal). Room rates are given in Italian lira, together with the equivalent in $US calculated at today's exchange rate. All rates include tax and service. There are many pleasant restaurants in Bellagio, the best of which is at the Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni. Even if you are not staying at this hotel you will certainly enjoy taking advantage of the opportunity to eat there. All of the other hotels mentioned have their own restaurants and there are many smaller restaurants spread around Bellagio. GRAND HOTEL VILLA SERBELLONI (de-luxe 5-star) The hotel was opened in 1872 and has long been regarded as one of the leading hotels of the world. Among the many famous guests who have stayed there are English Lords, Russian Princes, European royalty, and the American Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy. The hotel boasts a large swimming pool, a health and beauty centre (squash courts, sauna, Turkish baths, hydromassage, etc.) It has beautiful gardens and is located a 1-minute walk from the landing piers where the lake steamers arrive. Standard Double room: Single or double occupancy, Lira 479,000 per night ($299), including breakfast. For half board add L. 95,000 ($59) per person - this is for an excellent 4-course meal. De-luxe room with lake view: Single or double occupancy, Lira 651,000 per night ($407), including breakfast. For half board add L. 95,000 ($59) per person. It is possible to have a third person in a room. The supplements for room and breakfast only are approximately: $24 for a baby cot (up to 2 years); $35 (for children from 2-8 years of age); $53 (age 9-14); and $76 for 15 years and over. Supplements for half-board are approximately $59 (2-8 years); $87 (age 9-14); and $125 (15 years and over). For those of you interested in a longer stay but at a reduced cost, The Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni also offers 13 self-contained apartments, all with 1 bedroom, 1 sitting room, kitchenette and bathroom. The apartments are located in a private park about 1-minute's walk from the hotel and are fitted with air conditioning, satellite TV and direct dial telephones. Apartments are available only by the week, with arrival and departure on Saturdays. Rates for a small apartment are approximately $900 per week, for medium sized apartments $1,075 per week and for large apartments $1,580 per week. An extra bed in one of these apartments is approximately $97 per week. HOTEL FLORENCE (3-star) This hotel has no swimming pool but the food is outstanding. The hotel overlooks the edge of the lake and is next door to the Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni. Satellite TV and telephone in every room. Double room: [a] Room and breakfast L. 210,000 ($131); [b] Half-board L. 320,000 ($200). Single room: [a] Room and breakfast L. 155,000 ($97); [b] Half-board L. 200,000 ($125). HOTEL BELVEDERE (3-star) Situated on a gentle hill less than 10-minutes' walk from the Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni, with its own gardens, terrace, solarium, private parking area and garage, and swimming pool. It has a superb view of the lake. All rooms have satellite TV, radio, mini-bar, safe, hair dryer and telephone. Double room: [a] Room and breakfast L. 218,000 ($136); [b] Half-board L. 310,000 ($194). Single room: [a] Room and breakfast L. 135,000 ($84); [b] Half-board L. 160,000 ($100). HOTEL METROPOLE (3-star) Situated at the edge of the lake, 1-minute's walk from the Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni, but with no swimming pool. The hotel has satellite TV and telephone in each room. Double room: [a] Room and breakfast L. 82,000 ($51) per person; [b] Half- board L. 112,000 ($70) per person. For single occupancy add L. 20,000 ($13). For a room with a balcony and view of the lake add L. 5,000 per person ($3). A third person in the room will be given a 10% discount off the above rates. Children from 0-4 years are free. Children from 5-10 years receive a 50% discount off the above rates. OTHER HOTELS Some of the hotels in Bellagio are closed during the winter so we are unable to give room rates at the present time. BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS Mid-July is the height of the holiday season so rooms get booked up well in advance. We advise everyone to reserve their rooms as soon as possible but we will make every possible effort to find suitable accommodation for late bookers. In order to register for the workshop and to reserve your hotel rooms please fill in the following information and return it, together with payment of the workshop registration fee of 180 pounds ($300) plus the cost of 1-night's hotel accommodation to: David Levy, Intelligent Research Ltd., 89, Constantine Road, London NW3 2LP, England. Tel: +44 171 485 9146 Fax: +44 171 482 0672 e-mail: DavidL(a)intrsrch.demon.co.uk Please note that a no-show will not receive a refund for the hotel accommodation unless we are able to reassign the booking to another delegate. If paying by cheque please make your cheque payable to Intelligent Research Ltd. If using a currency other than pounds sterling please convert at the current rate used when selling that currency for pounds sterling. REGISTRATION AND HOTEL BOOKING INFORMATION Mr / Mrs / Ms:.......... Last name:........................................................... First name:............................................ Address:................................................................................................................ .................................................... .................................................................................. Postcode / Zip:.......................... Country:............................... Home telephone number: .................................... Work telephone number: .................................... Fax number:....................... e-mail address:.................. PLEASE INDICATE BELOW YOUR HOTEL REQUIREMENTS: 1st choice: ................................. 2nd choice: ................................. Any other comments or requirements: .......................................... Single or double occupancy:............................................. Room and breakfast only or half-board:...................................... Arrival date in Bellagio: .......................................... Departure date (note that the workshop will finish on July 16th in time for delegates to reach Milan in the evening):.................... HOW TO PAY You may pay by credit or debit card; or by check or postal order (preferably in pounds sterling or US$). Credit Card Payment: Name:................................ Credit Card Address (if different from above):.................................................................................................................. ......................................................................................................................... Please debit my Mastercard / VISA / American Express / Diners / Switch account (delete as appropriate): Card number:......................................... Expiry Date:............................ Issue No (Switch):....................... Signature:..................................................... Check / Postal Order payment (pounds sterling): I enclose full payment by cheque/postal order for............. made payable to Intelligent Research Ltd. Please send to: David Levy, Intelligent Research Ltd., 89 Constantine Road, London NW3 2LP, England.

29 years, 4 months

Course: SCIE97 1st announcement (fwd)

by Csaba Pleh

Csaba Pleh Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences 202 Junipero Serra Blvd Stanford, Ca. 94305 T.: (415)321-2052, Fax: ...1192 Home: (415)947-9641 ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Wed, 29 Jan 1997 11:41:04 +0100 From: Summer.School.on.Information.Extraction(a)cogsci.ed.ac.uk To: scie1997(a)info.utovrm.it Subject: Course: SCIE97 1st announcement Resent-Date: Thu, 30 Jan 97 20:59:09 +100 Resent-From: pleh(a)izabell.elte.hu Resent-To: csaba.pleh(a)casbs.Stanford.EDU ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dear Colleague, please find enclosed the first announcement of the summer school on information extraction SCIE-97 that will take place next july. I am sorry for the inconvenience that a multiple reception of this message could have caused. Best Regards, Maria Teresa Pazienza ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT ================== SUMMER SCHOOL ON INFORMATION EXTRACTION (SCIE-97) University of Roma, Tor Vergata, Villa Mondragone Frascati, Roma, Italy, 14-19 July 1997 The Artificial Intelligence group of the Department of Computer Science, Systems and Production of the University of Roma, Tor Vergata, in cooperation with the Italian Association of Artifical Intelligence (AI*IA), is pleased to announce the first Summer School on Information Extraction 1997 (SCIE-97), to be held in Frascati, Roma, Italy, on 14-19, July . Aim of the school is to bring together researchers and practicioners of the different scientific areas involved in Information Extraction (Natural Language Processing, Information Retrieval, Machine Learning, Statistics, ...) to stress its multidisciplinary nature. The increasing availability of new information trasmission technologies demands new and more personal information filtering methods: in fact it is obvious that it is not the amount of information that gives the value but the possibility to access it at the right time and in the most suitable form. The need of users to have filtered access to a mass of multi-media information by means of a personalised information profile, induced a growing effort in industries and state-owned organizations (e.g. academia) in launching projects to develop systems satisfying these requirements. Fully developed systems should provide the user with filtered information, that is direct access to pertinent data among huge data flows. This has the benefits, from the users' viewpoint, to dramatically reduce the necessary browsing time. Information extraction is a crucial need in several IT areas (e.g. document management, access to full text databases, or navigation in texts) and its successful application will be a relevant progress towards the future information society. The Summer School on Information Extraction (SCIE-97) aims to put together advanced contributions to studies and projects on Information Extraction from the different involved areas. The school is organized as a set of technical courses held by international experts in the field, on the main scientific IE themes. Technical demonstrations of current IE technologies and systems will be also held at the school. Specific workshops are planned to favor the cooperative discussion among specialists and fellows. ============================================================================ A preliminary list of invited teachers as well as the related course subjects follows: 1)-Yorick Wilks (University of Sheffield) "Information Extraction: methodological and technological issues" 2)-Bran Boguraev (Apple Computer -Cupertino) "Terminology identification and extraction" 3)-Greg Grefenstette (Rank Xerox Research -Grenoble, France ) "Quantitative methods for NLP driven IR" 4)-Ralph Grishman (University of New York) "Processing sublanguages" 5)-Alan Smeaton (University of Dublino) "Language processing and Large scale Information retrieval" 6)-Nicola Guarino (LADSEB-CNR Padova) "Formal onthology for knowledge sharing and integration" 7)-Lorenza Saitta (University of Torino) "Unsupervised and Supervised learning" 8)-Sophie Cluet (INRIA, Parigi) "Methods and tools for data base management of structured documents" ============================================================================ The Program Commettee is composed by: # prof. Maristella Agosti (Univ. of Padova) # prof. Paolo Atzeni (Univ. of Roma III) # prof. Luigia Carlucci Aiello (Univ. of Roma "La Sapienza") # prof. Floriana Esposito (Univ. of Bari) # prof. Maria Teresa Pazienza (Univ. of Roma, Tor Vergata) (chair) The following institutions already confirmed their support to SCIE-97 : - ESA (European Space Agency) - Fondazione Ugo Bordoni - Italian Association for Artificial Intelligence (AI*IA) Other institutions are planning a specific support: - European Community (EC) - National Research Council - CNR - ENEA Participants will be fully informed about the current status of the art during one week of plenary courses and workshops in the pleasant atmosphere of the historical city of Frascati (very close to Rome - Italy). >From February 1997 onwards the final programme will be available.Keep checking our w3 pages (http://babele.info.utovrm.it/~scie97) Local Organization - R. Basili (Univ. Roma Tor Vergata) - M. Di Nanni (Univ. Roma Tor Vergata) - G. Pedani (Univ. Roma Tor Vergata) - M. Vindigni (Univ. Roma Tor Vergata) School e-mail: scie97(a)info.utovrm.it ------------------------------------------- SCIE-97 Summer School on Information Extraction University of Roma, Tor Vergata Via della Ricerca Scientifica 00133 ROMA (ITALY) tel +39 6 72594488/4484 fax +39 6 2020519 mailto:scie97@info.utovrm.it http://babele.info.utovrm.it/~scie97 -------------------------------------------

29 years, 4 months

vamos

by CZACHESZ, Gyongyi

Aki fel akarja venni Vamos Tibor akademikus PS-KK01.01 Mesterseges intelligencia c. kurzusat, az FELTETLEN jelenjen meg az elso oran, tehat: 1997. februar 6-an (csutortok) 9.30-11.00 ELTE TTK Muzeum krt. 4/a. foepulet magasfsz. 1. ___________________________________ Gyongyi Czachesz (CZACHESZ(a)izabell.elte.hu, CZACHESZ(a)osiris.elte.hu) Eotvos Lorand University Budapest Dept. of General Psychology H-1064 Budapest, Izabella St 46. Phone: (36-1) 342-3130

29 years, 4 months

scholarships available

by Cognitive Science Department, NBU

NEW BULGARIAN UNIVERSITY Department of Cognitive Science announces -------------------------------------------------------- SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CENTRAL AND EAST EUROPEAN STUDENTS are available from HESP (OSI) to students in the Graduate Program in Cognitive Science at NBU -------------------------------------------------------- PROGRAM FEATURES Degrees offered: Post-Graduate Diploma, M.Sc., Ph.D. Duration: 1 to 6 years depending on the degree and the individual learning and research rate. Courses: Strong interdisciplinary program covering Psychology, Artificial Intelligence, Neurosciences, Linguistics, Philosophy, Mathematics, Methods. Courses are taught in English. Annual International Summer School: the intensive courses given by distinguished lecturers at the school are part of the regular program. Research: Theoretical and experimental research in integration of the symbolic and connectionist approaches, hybrid cognitive architectures, models of memory and reasoning, analogy, psycholinguistics, aphasia, vision, imagery, agnosia. Supervisors: at least two advisors with different backgrounds (possibly one external international advisor) are assigned to every student. Dissertation committee: each student is assigned an international dissertation committee and international reviewers. INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Elizabeth Bates (UCSD, USA), Amedeo Cappelli (CNR, Italy), Cristiano Castelfranchi (CNR, Italy), Daniel Dennett (Tufts University, USA), Charles De Weert (University of Nijmegen, Holland), Christian Freksa (Hamburg University, Germany), Dedre Gentner (Northwestern University, USA), Christopher Habel (Hamburg University, Germany), Douglas Hofstadter (Indiana University, USA), Joachim Hohnsbein (University of Dortmund, Germany), Keith Holyoak (UCLA, USA), Mark Keane (Trinity College, Ireland), Alan Lesgold (University of Pittsburg, USA), Willem Levelt (Max-Plank Institute of Psycholinguistics, Holland), Ennio De Renzi (University of Modena, Italy), David Rumelhart (Stanford University, USA), Richard Shiffrin (Indiana University, USA), Paul Smolensky (Johns Hopkins University, USA), Chris Thornton (University of Sussex, England ), Carlo Umilta' (University of Padova, Italy), Eran Zaidel (UCLA, USA). ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS * B.Sc./B.A. degree in psychology, computer science, linguistics, philosophy, neurosciences, or related fields. * Fluency in English. Applications can be sent out at any time and will be considered for the upcoming semester unless otherwise specified. FINANCIAL AID Full scholarships (tuition fee and living expenses) are available to students from Central and Eastern Europe thanks to the Soros Foundation. For more information and application forms write or e-mail: Cognitive Science Department, New Bulgarian University, 21 Montevideo Str., Sofia 1635, Bulgaria, tel.: 558065, fax: 558262, e-mail: office(a)cogs.nbu.acad.bg or kokinov(a)bgearn.acad.bg

29 years, 4 months

MAKOG'97 utazasi informaciok

by Grobler Tamas

Elnezest kerunk attol, aki ketszer kapja meg, eloszor nem ment at... MAKOG'97 utazasi informaciok ____________________________ 0. A konferencia cime: Keramia Hotel, Rackeve, Szitakoto u. 2. FIGYELEM! A szalloda a Soroksari-Dunaag pesti oldalan van, tehat NEM ott, ahol Rackeve-Belvaros van! TERKEP: http://www.rmki.kfki.hu:80/biofiz/cneuro/makog97/rackeve.gif http://www.rmki.kfki.hu:80/biofiz/cneuro/makog97/varos.gif Regisztracio: januar 27. 11 oratol 1. Kozos busz indul: januar 27. hetfo, 9:45, Budapest, Erzsebet (volt Engels) teri buszpalyaudvar MELLETTI PARKOLO, feher szinu Neoplan emeletes busz, GEN-955 rendszammal. Aki eddig jelezte igenyet a buszra, meg eppen felfer! 2. Tomegkozlekedes Budapestrol: HEV indul Bp. Kozvagohid-tol Rackevere (ez NEM a Boraros terrol indulo csepeli HEV). A Kozvagohid megkozelitheto a Keleti palyaudvartol 24-es villamossal, illetve a Jaszai Mari tertol (Margit-hid pesti hidfo) 2-es villamossal. A 2-es villamos a pesti Duna-parton megy vegig, atmegy a Belvaroson is, erinti a 2-es (piros) metrot a Kossuth ternel. Mindket villamossal a vegallomasig kell utazni. Onnan kicsit meg elore setalva, egy utcat keresztezve jutunk a HEV vegallomasahoz. Rackeven a HEV-vegallomastol jo 20 perces seta a Keramia Hotel. A varoskozpontba kell eloszor eljutni (ide busszal is lehet menni, ha eppen indul), majd A HIDON ATKELVE mar a szallo teruletet korbejarva juthatunk el a bejarathoz, amely az elso balra nyilo mellekutcaban van. A HEV-en a kozalkalmazotti vasuti igazolvany 50%-os kedvezmenyre jogosit. Ezenkivul, akinek BKV berlete van, un. kiegeszito jegyet valthat. HEV-MENETREND A LEVEL VEGEN!!! Tavolsagi autobusz indul Bp. Nagyvarad tertol (3-as [kek] metro) Rackevere: 8:45, 14:25, 18:00 es vissza: 6:15, 12:35, 16:25 Ez a busz a Keramia hotelnel is megall! 3. Autoval Budapestrol: A pesti Duna-parton (rakparton) del fele autozva a Petofi-hid utan a Soroksari uton talaljuk magunkat. Ezt hosszasan kovetjuk, mignem egy feluljaro elott "51-es ut, Baja ->" tablat latunk, es ezt kovetve a feluljaro helyett annak jobb oldala mellett/alatt haladunk tovabb. Ezt az utat hellyel-kozzel 510-es tabla jelzi, majd beletorkollik az 51-esbe, amelyet Baja iranyaban egeszen Kiskunlachazaig kovetunk. A falu vege fele, a Bugyi majd Lachaza-Dunapart elagazasok utan latjuk meg a "Rackeve ->" tablat. Itt leterunk, kisebb kanyargas utan elhagyjuk Lachazat, es kisvartatva Rackeven vagyunk. Rogton kezdjunk figyelni, mert MEG A DUNA ELOTT, az "Udvozoljuk varosunkban" tablanal kell a mellekutcaba jobbra befordulni, es rogton ott is van a hotel bal kez felol. Kalandozo kedvuek johetnek vegig a Csepel-szigeten, es a Rackeve kozpontjaban levo hidon atkelve a "Viszontlatasra" tablanal forduljanak balra a szallohoz. Szegedrol jovet az 50-esrol Dabasnal leterve Bugyin at (!) jutunk Kiskunlachazara. Debrecenbol Pilisnel hagyhatjuk el a 4-est Dabas, Bugyi, Kklachaza fele. Pecsrol a dunafoldvari hidon atkelve Soltnal csatlakozhatunk az 51-eshez. -------------------------- A HEV menetrendje: MENETIDO: 75-80 perc Bp. Kozvagohid -> Rackeve: 5.30, 6.18, 7.00, 8.11, 9.01, 10.00, 11.00, 12.00, 13.00, 13.45, 14.30, 15.15, 16.00, 16.45, 17.30*, 18.15, 19.00, 19.45, 20.30, 21.15, 22.25, 23.10, 23.50 * A 17.30-as atszallassal kozlekedik (csatlakozas van). Rackeve -> Bp. Kozvagohid: 4.34, 5.29, 6.14, 7.02, 7.44, 8.24, 9.25, 10.25, 11.25, 12.23, 13.25, 14.24, 15.09, 15.54, 16.39, 17.24, 18.11, 18.54, 19.40, 20.22, 21.05, 21.50, 23.00

29 years, 4 months

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by erdi＠sgiserv.rmki.kfki.hu

A szallitassal kapcsolatos korlevel csak hetfon megy ki. A problema az, hogy attol tartunk, szigoruan veszik, hogy legfeljeb 72 fo szallhat fel a buszra. Autoval utazoknak: egy kozuti terkep mar talalhato az ottlapon: http://www.rmki.kfki.hu:80/biofiz/cneuro/makog97/rackeve.gif

29 years, 4 months

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by erdi＠sgiserv.rmki.kfki.hu

Meg jobban kozeledik a MAKOG'97 konferenica idopontja. Tovabbi hirek: 1. Az eddigi jelentkezoknek van szallas! Tehat azoknak is, akiknek azt irtuk, hogy "majd meglatjuk". Ezzel viszont a szallasszervezest lezartuk, tovabbi jelentkezesre nincs mod. 2. Etkezes: tenyleg olcsobb lesz a korabban hirdetettnel. Reggeli 200, ebed 450, vacsora 350. 28-an ugye nincs vacsora. A bankett viszont a reszveteli dijban benne van (azaz a REGISZTRALT diakoknak ingyenes). Ha valaki teljes etkezest ker, az ugye 2100Ft. Kerjuk azokat, akik bizonytalanul kertek etkezest, vagy korabban nem, vagy reszlegesen, kertek, de az uj arak fenyeben megis megengedik maguknak, hogy egyenek, jelezzenek vissza, azaz adjak le PONTOS megrendelesuket. Az ETKEZES listat hetfon, 20-an 18.00-kor zarjuk!!!!!!! [Kiegeszito megjegyzes: bar nem kapunk percentet a szallodatol, ugy latjuk, hogy tulsagosan kozel nincs olcsobb meleg etkezesre mod.] -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. A kozlekedesi informaciokat kulon korlevelben kuldjuk.

29 years, 4 months

by szandras＠nyi.bme.hu

Andras Sebestyen Szollosy Of: Department of Hungarian & Translation Institute of Modern Languages Budapest University of Technology Postal address: Egry Jozsef utca 1. Bld."E" Fl.9. No.3-4. H-1111 Budapest, Hungary E-mail address: szandras(a)nyi.bme.hu Phone number: +36 1 463-26-28 Fax number: +36 1 463-31-21 Home address: Csalan u. 37/a, H-1025 Budapest, Hungary Home telephone: +36 1 2000-560

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