Events

Events in 2023

• 19-23 June 2023: Magnús M. Halldórsson chairs ACM PODC 2023.
• 19 May 2023: Marta Kwiatkowska (University of Oxford, UK) will visit ICE-TCS and deliver a talk in the Valkyrja Distinguished Lecture Series entitled "Safety and robustness for deep learning with provable guarantees". Marta's talk will also be part of the celebrations for the 18th birthday of ICE-TCS and the 25th birthday of Computer Science at Reykjavik University.
• 29 April 2023: ICE-TCS turns 18!
• 9 March 2023: Denis Firsov (Guardtime and Tallinn University of Technology) delivers the 400th seminar in the ICE-TCS series.
• 14 February 2023: ICE-TCS organises a public talk on Rebooting our food systems by Thin Lei Win. The talk will be held at noon in room M103 at Reykjavik University.
• 10 February 2023: Several PhD students at ICE-TCS received grants from competitive funding agencies.
  • Maxime Roland René Flin was awarded 6,592 K ISK (approximately 43 K Euros) in 2023 for the project "Distributed Graph Coloring in Constrained Models."
  • Jasmine Xuereb and Yasuaki Morita were awarded grants from the Reykjavik University Research Fund worth 6,420 K ISK (approximately 42 K Euros) each in 2023.

Events in 2022

• 16 December 2022: Antonis Achilleos and Aggela Chalki are invited speakers at the New York Colloquium on Algorithms and Complexity 2022. They are part of the organising committee for that event.
• 30 November-2 December 2022: ICE-TCS will co-host NordSec 2022.
• 27 September 2022: Elli Anastasiadi will defend her PhD thesis entitled "Syntactic approaches to negative results in process algebras and modal logics" at 1 PM in rooom M209 at Reykjavik University. The evaluation committee for Elli's thesis consists of Ilaria Castellani (INRIA Sophia Antipolis, France) and Catuscia Palamidessi (INRIA Saclay and LIX, France) as external examiners and Antonis Achilleos as internal examiner. Elli's work was co-supervised by Luca Aceto and Anna Ingolfsdottir.
• 7 September 2022: Luca Aceto delivers an invited talk entitled "A journey through the spectrum of monitorability" at the 23rd Italian Conference on Theoretical Computer Science (ICTCS 2022), Rome,Italy, 7–9 September 2022.
• 27 June-1 July 2022: Luca Aceto, Antonis Achilleos, Léo Exibard, Anna Ingolfsdottir and Tarmo Uustalu will organise the Logic Colloquium 2022 at Reykjavik University. The Logic Colloquium is the European Summer Meeting of the Association for Symbolic Logic.
• 15 June 2022: The paper "A Monitoring Tool for Linear-Time μHML" by Luca Aceto, Antonis Achilleos, Duncan Paul Attard, Léo Exibard, Adrian Francalanza and Anna Ingólfsdóttir has been selected for the best paper award at DisCoTec 2022, 17th International Federated Conference on Distributed Computing Techniques.
• 6 June 2022: Antonis Achilleos will deliver an invited talk entitled "To Monitorability and Beyond" at VORTEX 2022: Workshop on Verification and mOnitoring at Runtime EXecution.
• 30 May-1 July 2022: The Theory Month takes place at ICE-TCS, including several seminars and the Logic Colloquium 2022.
• 31 May 2022: Michael Wooldridge (University of Oxford, UK) will deliver a talk for a general public entitled "Towards Machine Understanding" at 16:00 in room M101.
• 30 May-1 July 2022: The Theory Month takes place at ICE-TCS, including several seminars and the Logic Colloquium 2022.
• 24 May 2022: The paper "A Monitoring Tool for Linear-Time μHML" by , Luca AcetoAntonis Achilleos, Duncan Paul Attard, Léo Exibard, Adrian Francalanza and Anna Ingólfsdóttir has been selected for the best paper award at COORDINATION 2022, which will be held as part of DisCoTec 2022, 17th International Federated Conference on Distributed Computing Techniques.
• 24 March 2022: ICE-TCS organises a public talk by James Muir (BAE Systems, UK) as part of a cybersecurity event held in cooperation with the British Embassy in Iceland.
• 25 February 2022: ICE-TCS hosts a public talk entitled "Technomoral Virtues, Human Flourishing and the Bootstrapping Problem" by Shannon Vallor (University of Edinburgh, UK). The talk is sponsored by the British Embassy in Iceland. Shannon Vallor is Baillie Gifford Chair in the Ethics of Data and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Edinburgh's Edinburgh Futures Institute. See here for further information on the talk and the link to the Vimeo live stream.
• 9 February 2022: Elli Anastasiadi, Duncan Paul Attard and Emile Nadeau, PhD students at ICE-TCS, received grants from the Reykjavik University Research Fund to support their research in 2022. The overall amount of the grants is 12,165,600 ISK (roughly 86,270 EUR). Congratulations!
• 14 January 2022: Two projects led by ICE-TCS researchers have been selected for funding by the Icelandic Research Fund in their call for 2022. Tarmo Uustalu received funding for his three-year project "Computational effects and high-level control" (approximately 145K Euro per year) and Valentina castiglioni received a three-year postdoctoral grant for her project "Programs in the wild: Uncertainties, adaptability and verification" (roughly 80.2K Euro per year). The list of all funded projects is here. Congratulations to Tarmo and Valentina!
• 10-13 January 2022: Antonis Achilleos will deliver an invited talk at Logical Foundations Of Computer Science 2022, LFCS 2022.

Events in 2021

• 17 December 2021: Elli Anastasiadi is on the organizing committee of the The New York Colloquium on Algorithms and Complexity 2021.
• 4-6 November 2021: ICE-TCS will host the Nordic Workshop on Programming Theory 2021 at Reykjavik University. The event features invited talks by Giovanni Bacci (Aalborg University) and Ornela Dardha (University of Glasgow) and will be organised by Antonis Achilleos, Elli Anastasiadi, Dylan McDermott and Tarmo Uustalu.
• Monday, 23 August 2021: Valentina Castiglioni co-chairs the Combined 28th International Workshop on Expressiveness in Concurrency and 18th Workshop on Structural Operational Semantics. The event is affiliated with CONCUR 2021 (as part of QONFEST 2021).
• 2 July 2021: Luca Aceto delivers an invited talk entitled "In search of lost time: Axiomatising parallel composition in process algebras" at LICS 2021.
• 29 June-1 July 2021: The best paper award at SIROCCO 2021 went to Magnús M. Halldórsson and Alexandre Nolin. They receive the accolade for their article "Superfast Coloring in CONGEST via Efficient Color Sampling". You can watch the video of the presentation based on the paper here. Congratulations to Alexandre and Magnús!
• 14-26 June 2021: Tarmo Uustalu will deliver a course entitled "Monads and Interaction" at the 19th annual Oregon Programming Languages Summer School (OPLSS).
• Thursday, 6 May 2021: Luca Aceto has been named EATCS Fellow class of 2021.
• 12-16 April 2021: Tarmo Uustalu will deliver a course entitled "Monads and Interaction" at the 21st Midlands Graduate School in the Foundations of Computing Science (MGS 21).
• Friday, 19 March 2021: Antonis Achilleos co-organizes the 2021 edition of the The New York Colloquium on Algorithms and Complexity. The event will take place virtually, on Webex.
• 15–19 March 2021: Tarmo Uustalu is an invited speaker at the Workshop on Polynomial Functors, where he will talk about "Polynomial comonads".
• 26 February 2021: Tarmo Uustalu delivers an invited talk entitled "Skew X categories and structural proof theory" at the The ForML Lab, Augusta University.
• 24 February 2021: Luca Aceto delivers an invited talk entitled "An operational guide to monitorability" at the Tehran Institute for Advanced Studies (TeIAS).
• Saturday, 6 February 2021: The paper "Efficient Randomized Distributed Coloring in CONGEST" coauthored by our own Magnus M. Halldorsson with Fabian Kuhn (University of Freiburg), Yannic Maus (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology) and Tigran Tonoyan (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology) has been accepted for STOC 2021! Congrats to Magnus and his coauthors, as well as to ICE-TCS as a whole.
• 3 February 2021: ICE-TCS PhD student Émile Nadeau has received a PhD grant for the project "Extending the Combex framework" from the Reykjavik University Research Fund. The grant is worth ISK 5,748,000 (approximately 37,100 EUR).
• Friday, 15 January 2021: ICE-TCS researchers are involved in all the three project grants awarded in the field of Computer Science by the Icelandic Research Fund today. (See here for the list of all the awarded projects.) More specifically,
  • Antonis Achilleos (PI), Luca Aceto (co-PI) and Anna Ingolfsdottir (co-PI) received roughly 369K EUR for the project "Mode(l)s of Verification and Monitorability";
  • Magnus M. Halldorsson received funding for his project "Skorðuð dreifð netalitun".
  Both projects are for the period 2021-2023.
  In addition, Luca Aceto is also a participant in the project led by Mohammad Adnan Hamdaqa.
  Congratulations to ICE-TCS!

Events in 2020

• Tuesday, 24 November 2020: Ian Cassar successfully defended his PhD thesis. Ian was enrolled in a joint University of Malta/Reykjavik University PhD programme and was supervised by Luca Aceto, Adrian Francalanza and Anna Ingolfsdottir. Congratulations Ian!
• Thursday, 15 October 2020: Raphaël Renouard, who joined ICE-TCS as a PhD student last August with Anna Ingolfsdottir as main supervisor, has been selectone of the two recipients of the Prix Babbage for the excellence of his academic work throughout his master studies at Universite' Libre de Bruxelles. This prize is awarded by the jury of the master's degree in computer science of the university. The title of his master thesis is "Learning of Non-Markovian Reward Functions".
• Tuesday, 1 September 2020: Valentina Castiglioni has been chosen as PC co-chair of EXPRESS/SOS 2021 and 2022. Congratulations!
• Saturday, 29 August 2020: The paper "On the Axiomatisability of Parallel Composition: A Journey in the Spectrum" by Luca Aceto, Valentina Castiglioni, Anna Ingolfsdottir, Bas Luttik and Mathias Ruggaard Pedersen has been shortlisted for the best paper award at the CONCUR 2020 conference, together with three other papers. See here for details. The winner will be announced on Tuesday, 1 September 2020, at noon CET.
• 29 June–11 July 2020: Tarmo Uustalu will be one of the invited lecturers at the Oregon Programming Languages Summer School.
• 29 June-3 July 2020: Henning Úlfarsson will deliver an invited talk at Permutation Patterns 2020, Valparaiso University, USA.
• Wednesday, 29 April 2020: The ICE-TCS Theory Day for 2020 was held on this day and featured an invited talks by Mohsen Ghaffari (ETH Zurich) and Moshe Vardi (Rice UNiversity, USA).
• 20-24 April 2020: Tarmo Uustalu will be the main external lecturer at the 2020 edition of the Midlands Graduate School in the Foundations of Computing Science, which will be held in Sheffield, UK.
• 7 April--to date: ICE-TCS started a webinar series with the Computer Science Group at the Gran Sasso Science Institute. See here for details of the talks in the series.
• Monday, 30 March 2020: The EATCS Fellow Selection Committee has selected our friend and colleague Magnus M. Hallforsson as one of the EATCS Fellows vintage 2020. Magnus is honoured for "seminal contributions to the theory of approximation and graph algorithms as well as to the study of wireless algorithmics." Congratulations to Magnus and to everyone at ICE-TCS!
• January-March 2020: Luca Aceto will chair the first CONCUR Test-of-Time-Award Committee.
• Friday, 7 February 2020: ICE-TCS researchers Duncan Paul Attard, Anna Ingolfsdottir and Henning Úlfarsson have received grants from the Reykjavik University Research Fund for 2020. The total amount of the grants is 16,920,000 ISK (roughly 122,969 EUR). Congratulations!
• 15 January 2020: Christian Bean has received the only grant awarded in the field of computer science by the Icelandic Research Fund in 2020. Christian's project is titled "Fléttufræðileg könnun og umraðanaflokkar" and will receive 9,775K ISK, which is roughly 71,500 EUR. Congratulations to Christian!

Events in 2019

• Thursday, 31 October 2019: Luca Aceto has been re-elected as chair of the editorial board of LIPIcs, Leibniz International Proceedings in Informatics for a second two-year term.
• Wednesday, 25 September 2019: Henning Úlfarsson deivers a colloquium talk entitled Combinatorial Exploration: guided by humans, proven by computer at Brown University, USA.
• Monday, 16 September 2019: Kim G. Larsen (Aalborg University, Denmark) will deliver a joint ICE-TCS/RUAP seminar entitled Synthesis, Verification and Optimization for Cyber-Physical Systems from 14:00 till 15:00 in room M1.03. Refreshments will be served at 13:30.
• 10 September 2019: Luca Aceto delivers an invited talk at the Colloquium Jacques Morgenstern, INRIA Sophia Antipolis.
• 10-15 September 2019: Luca Aceto co-organizes Nominal Techniques, 3rd School on Foundations of Programming and Software Systems, Warsaw, Poland. The other organizers are Bartek Klin, Andrew Pitts and Joanna Ochremiak. The school is supported by the EATCS, ETAPS, ACM SIGLOG and ACM SIGPLAN.
• 13-15 June 2019: Christian Bean will deliver an invited three-lecture mini-course at the Permutation Patterns 2019, Pre-Conference Workshop on Computational Mathematics.
• 29-31 May 2019: Magnús Halldórsson will give a keynote address, titled "How well do we know the physical model?", at DCOSS 2019.
• 26-29 May 2019: Magnús M. Halldórsson is local organizing chair for the 2019 IEEE Communication Theory Workshop (IEEE CTW 2019), Selfoss, Iceland.
• Friday, 3 May 2019: The ICE-TCS Theory 2019 will take place on this day from 13:00 till 15:00. It will feature invited talks by Ravi Boppana (Department of Mathematics, MIT) and Exequiel Rivas (INRIA Sophia Antipolis, France). Further details on this event are available here.
• Wednesday, 6 March 2019: The three-year project IT MATTERS: Methods and Tools for Trustworthy Smart Systems has been selected for funding by the Italian Ministry for University and Research under the grant programme PRIN. The project sees the involvement of Luca Aceto, who leads the team from the Gran Sasso Science Institute. The funding for Luca Aceto's team is of 156,000 EUR.
• 3-8 March 2019: Tarmo Uustalu will organize the 24th Estonian Winter School in Computer Science in Palmse, Estonia.
• Friday, 1 March 2019: Luca Aceto will become the chair of the Department of Computer Science at Reykjavik University.
• Tuesday, 12 February 2019: The RU Research Fund has awarded Duncan Paul Attard a Ph.D. Student Grant for a period of one year for the research project Ensuring Correctness in Distributed Systems. The grant amounts to 5,340,000 ISK (roughly, 39,349 euro).
• Thursday, 10 January 2019: Two ICE-TCS researchers have received the only project grants awarded in computer science by the Icelandic Research Fund for 2019. (See here in Icelandic.) The grants, which are for the period 2019-2021, are:
  • Open problems in the Equational Logic of Processes (Luca Aceto, PI; Anna Ingolfsdottir, Bas Luttik and Alexandra Silva co-proposers; 54,525 K ISK, roughly 395,962 EUR) and
  • Quantified computational effects and interaction (Tarmo Uustalu PI, Shin-ya Katsumata (NII) and Maciej Piróg (Wrocław U.) co-proposers; 48,900 K ISK, roughly 355,011 EUR).
  Congratulations to ICE-TCS!

Events in 2018

• Friday, 16 November 2018: Antonis Achilleos is an invited speaker at NYCAC 2018, The New York Colloquium on Algorithms and Complexity 2018, The Graduate Center, CUNY, New York City.
• Friday, 9 November 2018: ICE-TCS research will be featured in an ICE-TCS workshop held at the Gran Sasso Science Institute (GSSI) (L'Aquila, Italy). The purpose of the event is to establish scientific collaborations and joint PhD supervisions between ICE-TCS and the Computer Science group at the GSSI. The programme for the workshop is available here.
• Friday, 19 October 2018: Luca Aceto and Anna Ingólfsdóttir have been awarded a PhD Student Grant from the Reykjavik University Research Fund for the research project Open problems in the Equational Logic of Processes. The grant amounts to 5,340K ISK for one year (roughly 40K euros).
• 12-19 October 2018: Bernd Fischer and Tarmo Uustalu organize and co-chair ICTAC 2018, together with a spring school, in Stellenbosch, South Africa.
• Friday, 24 August 2018: The 14th annual ICE-TCS Theory Day will be held on this day from 1pm till 3pm in room V107 at Reykjavik University. The event will feature an invited talk by Takeshi Tokuyama (Tohoku University, Japan). Further details are available here.
• Tuesday, 13 February 2018: The paper Universal Framework for Wireless Scheduling Problems by E. I. Ásgeirsson, M. M. Halldorsson and T. Tonoyan has been invited to this year's Highlights in Algorithms conference, which is meant to showcase some of the best recent papers in algorithms.
• Monday, 22 January 2018: ICE-TCS researchers have been awarded two grants by the Icelandic Research Fund in response to the call for applications for the year 2018.
  • Antonis Achilleos received 29,987K ISK (approximately 237,800 EUR) for a three-year postdoctoral grant.
  • Ian Cassar received 9,600K ISK (approximately 76,130 EUR) for a two-year doctoral grant.
• Thursday, 4 January 2018: Eugenio Coccia (Rector of the Gran Sasso Science Institute, L'Aquila, Italy) will deliver a public talk entitled The dawn of gravitational wave astronomy at 17:15 in room M1.01 at Reykjavik University. See here for further details on the talk. This public talk is jointly organized by the Icelandic Academy of Sciences (Vísindafélag Íslendinga), the Icelandic Centre of Excellence in Theoretical Computer Science, the Icelandic Physical Society and Reykjavik University. It will introduce the 2017-Nobel-Prize-winning work that led to the discovery of gravitational waves and discuss its future potential.

Events in 2017

• Thursday, 19 October 2017: Luca Aceto has been elected as chair of the LIPIcs editorial board for a two-year period.
• Monday, 9 October 2017: Tarmo Uustalu (Reykjavik University and Tallinn University of Technology) joins ICE-TCS. Welcome Tarmo!
• Friday, 22 September 2017: Luca Aceto will be an invited speaker at TLT – Types and Logic in Torino, Colloquium in honor of Mariangiola Dezani-Ciancaglini, Simona Ronchi Della Rocca and Mario Coppo, Turin, Italy.
• 20-22 September 2017: Luca Aceto will be an invited speaker at the 8th International Symposium on Games, Automata, Logics, and Formal Verification (GandALF'17), Rome, Italy, 20--22 September 2017.
• 19-20 August 2017: Luca Aceto and Anna Ingolfsdottir are amonst the organizers of KiMfest 2017, a two-day conference in honour of Kim G. Larsen on the occasion of his 60th birthday. They also co-edit an accompanying festschrift in the LNCS series published by Springer.
• Thursday, 17 August 2017: Luca Aceto has stepped down as scientific co-director of ICE-TCS. Eyjolfur Ingi Asgeirsson joins Anna Ingolfsdottir as scientific co-director in his place.
• 26-30 June 2017: Henning Ulfarsson will organize Permutation Patterns 2017, The 15th International Conference on Permutation Patterns at Reykjavik University. Invited speakers are Peter Winkler (Dartmouth College) and Vít Jelínek (Charles University).
• 19-23 June 2017: Luca Aceto and Anna Ingolfsdottir will organize LICS 2017 at Reykjavik University. The main conference will be preceded by seven co-located workshops.
• Sunday, 18 June 2017: Luca Aceto will deliver an invited talk at 2nd Logic Mentoring Workshop, co-located with LICS 2017.
• Sunday, 18 June 2017: ICE-TCS hosts and co-sponsors the 2nd Logic Mentoring Workshop, co-located with LICS 2017.
• Friday, 9 June 2017: The SIROCCO 2017 best paper award goes to our own Magnus M. Halldorsson for the paper "Leader Election in SINR Model with Arbitrary Power Control", co-authored with Stephan Holzer and Evangelia Anna Markatou. Congratulations!
• Wednesday, 31 May 2017: Luca Aceto has joined the editorial board of LIPIcs (Leibniz International Proceedings in Informatics). He will serve as member of that board for four years.
• Saturday, 27 May 2017: The paper Universal Framework for Wireless Scheduling Problems by E. I. Ásgeirsson, M. M. Halldorsson and T. Tonoyan will receive the best paper award for Track C at ICALP 2017. The programme for the conference is here, where the best paper awardees are marked as such. ICALP is the annual conference of the European Association for Theoretical Computer Science and is one of the prime annual events in the field. Congratulations to Eyjó, Magnús and Tigran!
• Friday, 28 April 2017: The 13th annual ICE-TCS Theory Day will be held on this day from 1pm till 3pm in room M2.08 at Reykjavik University. The event will feature invited talks by Dexter Kozen (Cornell University) and Jason P. Smith (Department of Computer and Information Sciences, University of Strathclyde). Further details may be found here.
• Thursday, 27 April 2017: Dexter Kozen (Cornell University) will deliver a talk entitled NetKAT: A Formal System for the Verification of Networks from 4pm till 5pm in room M2.08 at Reykjavik University.
• Thursday, 27 April 2017: Dexter Kozen (Cornell University) will hold a mentoring session for students and young researchers of all ages at RU from 12:00 till 13:00 in room M2.08 at Reykjavik University. There will be pizza, courtesy of the School of Computer Science. See here for further information and to register for the event. Attendance is free.
• Thursday, 30 March 2017: Eyjolfur I. Asgeirsson has received the 2017 Reykjavik University Teaching Award. It is the first time that a research-active faculty member receives this award. Congratulations to Eyjolfur!
• Friday, 10 March 2017: Magnus M. Halldorsson, the scientific director of ICE-TCS, is the first researcher at reykjavik University to have an h-index of 40 according to Google Scholar. Congratulations to Magnus!
• Friday, 17 February 2017: ICE-TCS will celebrate Anna Ingolfsdottir's 65th birthday with a small workshop that will take place from 13:00 till 15:00 in room M2.08 at Reykjavik University. The workshop will feature invited talks by Kim G. Larsen (Aalborg University) and Hanne Riis Nielson (DTU). See here for the programme.
• Monday, 16 January 2017: The project Nýjar víddir í reikniritum fyrir þráðlaus net (New horizons in algorithms for wireless networks) with Magnús Már Halldórsson as PI has been funded by the Icelandic Research Fund. The funding for the project is of 15,625,000 ISK (roughly 129,323 Euros). Congratulations to Magnús!

Events in 2016

• Friday, 21 October 2016: Magnus M. Hallsorsson will deliver a Claude Shannon Centenary talk.
• Thursday, 14 September 2016: Luca Aceto is a member of the Steering Committee for GandALF, the International Symposium on Games, Automata, Logics and Formal Verification.
• Friday, 8 July 2016: Agnes Cseh will be awarded the Klaus Tschira Preis für verständliche Wissenschaft, which is a 5000 Euro prize for the most human-readable 3-page summary (in German) of a PhD thesis in Mathematics. Congratulations to Agnes!
• 22-24 June 2016: Magnus M. Halldorsson will organize the 15th Scandinavian Symposium and Workshops on Algorithm Theory (SWAT 2016) at Reykjavik University.
• Saturday, 4 June 2016: Luca Aceto, Adrian Francalanza and Anna Ingolfsdottir organize the workshop Pre- and post-deployment verification techniques (PrePost), co-located with iFM 2016.
• 1-3 June 2015: Marjan Sirjani is general chair for the 12th International Conference on integrated Formal Methods, iFM 2016, at Reykjavik University.
• Friday, 27 May 2016: The Theory Day 2016 will be held on this day from 1:30pm till 3:30pm in room M1.02 at Reykjavik University. The programme for this event may be found here.
• 23-27 May 2016: The ICE-TCS Theory Week features talks by Huimin Lin (Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zoltan Esik (University of Szeged) and Tamas Fleiner (Budapest University of Technology and Economics). Murray Tannock's MSc Thesis defence also takes place during this week.
• 9-13 May 2016: Magnus M. Halldórsson delivers an invited talk at the 14th International Symposium on Modeling and Optimization in Mobile, Ad Hoc and Wireless Networks (WiOpt 2016), Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, USA.
• Friday, 15 April 2016: Ali Jafari defends his PhD thesis Performance Evaluation and Model Checking of Probabilistic Real-time Actors at 16:00 in room M1.20. The thesis was supervised by Marjan Sirjani and will be examined by Holger Hermanns (Saarland University, Germany) and Wan Fokkink (VU Amsterdam, the Netherlands). Further details are available here.
• Wednesday, 23 March 2016: Magnus M. Halldórsson delivers an invited talk entitled ``What problem should I solve?'' and Efficiency in Wireless Networks at the 32nd British Colloquium of Theoretical Computer Science (BCTCS 2016), Queen's University, Belfast.
• Monday, 21 March 2016: ICE-TCS researchers have received the only two project grants awarded by the Icelandic Research Fund for 2016 within the field of computer science. The two awarded grants are:
  • TheoFoMon: Theoretical Foundations for Monitorability (Luca Aceto, PI; Adrian Francalanza and Anna Ingolfsdottir co-proposers; 23,917 K ISK, roughly 170,337 EUR).
  • SEADA-Pilot (Marjan Sirjani, PI).

Events in 2015

• Monday, 2 November 2015: Magnus M. Halldorsson has been elected to the Council of the EATCS. See here for a news item (in Icelandic).
• 21-23 October 2015: Luca Aceto and Anna Ingolfsdottir will be PC co-chairs and organizers for the 27th Nordic Workshop on Programming Theory (NWPT 2015) at Reykjavik University.
• 6-11 September 2015: Magnus Halldorsson was an invited speaker at the Workshop on Cycles and colourings, High Tatras, Slovakia.
• 9-11 September 2015: Luca Aceto will be an invited speaker at ICTCS 2015, the 16th Italian Conference on Theoretical Computer Science, Firenze, Italy.
• 31 August-5 September 2015: Luca Aceto will be PC co-chair for the 26th International Conference on Concurrency Theory (CONCUR 2015), Madrid, Spain.
• Friday, 21 August 2015: The ICE-TCS Theory Day for 2015 will take place at 2pm in room M1.04 at Reykjavik University. The event will feature presentations by Gerard Berry (College de France), Hafsteinn Einarsson (ETH Zurich) and Roger Wattenhofer (ETH Zurich). During this event we will also celebrate the tenth birthday of ICE-TCS, which was founded at the end of April 2005.
• Thursday, 20 August 2015: Gerard Berry (College de France) will deliver a public talk entitled The algorithmic revolution in the sciences at 5pm in room V101 at Reykjavik University. This is a joint event with Visindafelag Islendinga.
• 20-21 August 2015: Gerard Berry (College de France), recipient of the CNRS Gold Medal 2014, visits ICE-TCS. During his stay, Gerard will deliver a public talk and a presentation at the ICE-TCS Theory Day. Further details related to Gerard's visit will be announced in due course.
• 6-10 July 2015: Magnus M. Halldorsson is the PC chair for the Track C of ICALP 2015.
• 5 July 2015: Magnus M. Halldorsson organizes the Sixth Workshop on Realistic models for Algorithms in Wireless Networks (WRAWN) in Kyoto, Japan. The workshop is co-located with ICALP 2015.
• Wednesday, 29 April 2015: ICE-TCS is ten years old!
• Tuesday, 21 April 2015: ICE-TCS researchers contribute three talks to the Reykjavik University Lecture Marathon for 2015. The talks were:
  • Anna Ingólfsdóttir. Reasoning logically about knowledge is fun. [Video]
  • Luca Aceto. Are models logical? [Video]
  Henning Úlfarsson. A surprising bijection between permutations and polygons. [Video]
• Tuesday, 3 February 2015: The paper How Well Can Graphs Represent Wireless Interference? by Magnus M. Halldorsson and Tigran Tonoyan has been accepted for STOC 2015: 47th Annual Symposium on the Theory of Computing, Portland, Oregon, June 15-17 2015. STOC is one of the most prestigious and competitive conferences in TCS. Congratulations to Magnus and Tigran!
• 24-29 January 2015: Magnus M. Halldorsson will be invited speaker at the 41st International Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science (SOFSEM 2015.
• Tuesday, 13 January 2015: Researchers affiliated with ICE-TCS have been awarded three grants by the Icelandic Research Fund for 2015. The funded projects are:
  • Magnús Már Halldórsson (with Eyjólfur Ingi Ásgeirsson, Marijke Hilde Lore Bodlaender and Roger Wattenhofer). Models of Unreliability and Dynamics in Wireless Networks. Amount: 9,264,000 ISK.
  • Páll Melsted (University of Iceland, together with Lior Samuel Pachter). Streaming algorithms for whole genome assembly. Amount: 9,950,000 ISK.
  • Ýmir Vigfússon (with Leon Danon and Guðrún Sigmundsdóttir). Detecting outbreaks with mobile phone data. Amount: 9,240,000 ISK.
  These were the only grants awarded in the field of computer science this year. Full details are here (in Icelandic).
• Sunday, 11 January 2015: Henning Ulfarsson will deliver an invited presentation entitled Struct: An algorithm for guessing the structure and enumeration of permutation sets at the AMS Special Session on Enumerative Combinatorics that takes place at the 2015 Joint Mathematics Meetings.

Events in 2014

• 29-31 October 2014: Anna Ingolfsdottir will be an invited speaker ay the 26th Nordic Workshop on Programming Theory, NWPT '14, Halmstad University, Sweden.
• 23-24 October 2014: Anna Ingolfsdottir is in the evaluation panel for the degree programmes in Computer Science at the University of Aarhus and the University of Copenhagen.
• 15-16 October 2014: Together with Ilaria Castellani and Rocco De Nicola, Luca Aceto and Anna Ingolfsdottir organize a two-day workshop in honour of Matthew Hennessy's 65th birthday. The workshop will be held at IMT Lucca, Italy.
• Monday, 22 September 2014: Alvaro Garcia Perez has joined the concurrency group within ICE-TCS as a post-doctoral researcher for two years.
• Wednesday, 27 August 2014: Vignir Örn Guðmundsson defends his MSc thesis, which was co-supervised by Luca Aceto and Mikael Lindvall (Fraunhofer Center for Experimental Software Engineering, USA). The defence will take place at 10:00 in room M209 at Reykjavik University.
• 25-29 August 2014: Mikael Lindvall (Fraunhofer Center for Experimental Software Engineering, USA) visits ICE-TCS at Reykjavik University. The hosts for his visit are Luca Aceto and Ingolfsdottir.
• Friday, 22 August 2014: The 10th ICE-TCS Theory Day will be held on this day from 2pm till 4pm in room M1.04. As a special guest, we will have Erik Demaine (MIT), who will deliver a public talk as well as a more technical talk during the Theory Day. More details on this event are available here.
• Thursday, 21 August 2014: ICE-TCS, the School of Computer Science at Reykjavik University and the Icelandic Academy of Sciences jointly organize a workshop on Art and Science at Reykjavik University. The event will feature a public talk by Erik Demaine (MIT) as well as presentations by Kjartan Emilsson (CCP) and Anna Hrund Másdóttir. More details on the event are available here.
• 20-27 August 2014: Erik Demaine (MIT) visits ICE-TCS at Reykjavik University. The hosts for is stay will be Luca Aceto, Magnus M. Halldorsson and Anna Ingolfsdottir.
• Friday, 22 August 2014: The 10th ICE-TCS Theory Day will be held on this day. As a special guest, we will have Erik Demaine (MIT), who will deliver a public talk as well as a more technical talk during the Theory Day. More details on this event will be posted in due course.
• Monday, 18 August 2014: Dario Della Monica will deliver a tutorial at ECAI 2014 entitled Temporal Representation and Reasoning in Interval Temporal Logics. The tutorial will be given jintly with Angelo Montanari and Pietro Sala.
• Tuesday, 22 July 2014: Luca Aceto has been elected as a member of the Informatics section of the Academia Europaea, the Academy of Europe.
• 15-18 July 2014: Magnus M. Halldorsson has received an ACM Recognition of Service Award at PODC 2014.
• 15 July 2014: Magnus M. Halldorsson has organized the Fifth Workshop on Realistic models for Algorithms in Wireless Networks (WRAWN) in Paris, France. The workshop was co-located with PODC 2014.
• Friday, 11 July 2014: Tigran Tonoyan has joined ICE-TCS as a postdoctoral researcher, working with Magnus M. Halldorsson.
• Tuesday, 8 July 2014: Luca Aceto has been re-elected president of the European Association for Theoretical Computer Science for a second two-year term.
• Wednesday, 2 July 2014: Luca Aceto is a member of the Executive Committee and of the Awards Committee of the ACM Special Interest Group on Logic and Computation (SIGLOG).
• 25-29 May 2014: The paper First Steps towards Automated Synthesis of Tableau Systems for Interval Temporal Logics by Dario Della Monica, Angelo Montanari, Guido Sciavicco and Dmitry Tishkovsky has received the best paper award at The Fifth International Conference on Computational Logics, Algebras, Programming, Tools, and Benchmarking (COMPUTATION TOOLS 2014).
• Wednesday, 14 May 2014: Sigríður Lína Viðarsdóttir defends her MSc thesis entitled Isomorphisms between consecutive pattern classes at 09:00 in room M104 at Reykjavik University. Lina's thesis was supervised by Henning Arnór Úlfarsson (ICE-TCS). The members of the evaluation Committee are Anders Claesson (Senior Lecturer at Strathclyde University) and Mike Atkinson (Professor Emiritus, University of Otago.) See here for more details.
• Monday, 17 February 2014: Magnus M. Halldorsson has accepted to become Associate Editor for the journal Discrete Optimization.
• 17-19 March 2014: Adrian Francalanza (University of Malta) delivers a five-hour mini-course on Fundamentals of Monitors and Runtime Verification.
• Monday, 10 February 2014: The project Formal Methods for the Development and Evaluation of Sustainable Systems has been approved for funding under the Programme NILS Science and Sustainability (Abel - Coordinated Mobility for Researchers) as part of the research within Priority Sectors Programme of the EEA Grants Framework. The project is a collaboration between Reykjavik University and Universidad Complutense de Madrid, and is led by Luca Aceto and Anna Ingolfsdottir (ICE-TCS) and David de Frutos Escrig (UCM). The total funding is 100,050 € for 2014-2015.
• 27-31 January 2014: Guy Even, Magnus M. Halldorsson, Yvonne-Ann Pignolet and Christian Scheider are organizers of a Dagstuhl workshop on "Algorithms for Wireless Communication".
• Thursday, 16 January 2014: ICE-TCS researchers have been awarded two of the nine project grants in Engineering, Technical Science and Physical Sciences for 2014 of the Icelandic Research Fund. The funded projects are:
  • Finding structure in sets of permutations (Henning A. Ulfarsson PI; Michael H. Albert, Anders Karl Claesson co-proposers) and
  • Nominal Structural Operational Semantics (Luca Aceto, PI; Anna Ingolfsdottir, MohammadReza Mousavi and Davide Sangiorgi co-proposers).
  The list of projects selected for funding is here.
• 14 January-14 May 2014: Magnús Halldórsson, Carsten Thomassen, Andrzej Rucinski and Klas Markstroem will organize a special half-year on Graphs, Hypergraphs, and Computing at Institut Mittag-Leffler in Stockholm.

Events in 2013

• Tuesday, 31 December 2013: ICE-TCS has reached two new milestones. As of today, ICE-TCS researchers have published over 200 journal papers (203, to be precise) and over 400 refereed publications overall (403, to be precise). See here for the full list of publications since the start of the centre at the end of April 2005.
• Friday, 20 December 2014: The Technical Development Fund of Rannis has funded the project Námsgögn framtíðarinnar, led by Vignir Örn Guðmundsson at Radiant Games, for 12 million ISK a year for the next 3 years. Vignir is an MSc student affiliated with ICE-TCS. The list of funded projects is here.
• Monday, 16 December 2013: Georgiana Caltais defends her PhD thesis entitled Coalgebraic Tools for Bisimilarity and Decorated Trace Semantics. The thesis defence will take place at Radboud University Nijmegen as part of a double degree agreement. Georgiana's official supervisor at Reykjavik University is Anna Ingólfsdóttir.
• Thursday, 5 December 2013: Magnus M. Halldorsson, the director of ICE-TCS, will be the Program Chair for Track C (Foundations of Networked Computation) of the scientific program of ICALP 2015, which will be held in Kyoto in co-location with LICS.
• Tuesday, 26 November 2013: We are happy to announce Páll Melsted (Faculty of Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Iceland, and Decode Genetics) has joined ICE-TCS. Páll will contribute to the centre with his work in algorithmics and bioinformatics.
• Thursday, 26 September 2013: Dario Della Monica receives one of the GULP Distinguished Dissertation Prizes in the area of Computational Logic for 2010-2011. The prizes are presented during the CILC conference 2013.
• 5-6 September 2013: Magnús Halldórsson will be an invited speaker at ALGOSENSORS 2013, the 9th International Symposium on Algorithms and Experiments for Sensor Systems, Wireless Networks and Distributed Robotics, September 5-6, 2013 Sophia Antipolis, France. The event is co-located with ALGO 2013.
• Thursday, 22 August 2013: Eugen-Ioan Goriac will defend his PhD thesis at 10am in room TBA at Reykjavik University. The examination committee for the thesis will consist of Jos Baeten (Director of CWI Amsterdam, NL), MohammadReza Mousavi (Halmstad University, Sweden) as well as ICE-TCS members Luca Aceto and Anna Ingolfsdottir, who supervised the thesis.
• 22-24 July 2013: Magnús M. Halldórsson is the treasurer of PODC 2013.
• 21 July 2013: Magnús M. Halldórsson organizes the Fourth Workshop on Realistic models for Algorithms in Wireless Networks (WRAWN) in Montreal, Canada, in co-location with PODC 2013.
• 23-28 June 2013: Magnús Halldórsson will be an invited speaker at MAPSP '13 (11th Workshop on Models and Algorithms for Planning and Scheduling Problems).
• Thursday, 20 June 2013: ICE-TCS member Marjan Sirjani has been promotoed to a full professor position at the School of Computer Science, Reykjavik University. Congratulations to Marjan!
• 6-12 June 2013: ICE-TCS hosts Ice Break 2013, a six-day (PhD) course with emphasis on symmetric cryptography and with world-class lecturers.
• Friday, 24 May 2013: Magnús M. Halldórsson will deliver a talk to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Paul Erdös. The presentation, which is organized jointly with the Icelandic Mathematical Society, is entitled Paul Erdös Centennial: The master collaborator and will be held at 2pm in room M1.08 at Reykjavik University.
• 19-21 April 2013: Magnús M. Halldórsson is one of the invited speakers at the 6th Annual Meeting of the AAAC in Matsushima, Japan.
• Friday, 22 March 2013: The Theory Day 2013 will be held from 2pm till 4pm in room M1.04 at Reykjavik University. Further details will be available in due course.
• Tuesday, 5 March 2013: Dario Della Monica has received the Young researcher award for 2011 of the University of Udine (Italy).
• 3-8 March 2013: Magnús Már Halldórsson will deliver the doctoral course Approximation Algorithms for Unweighted Graph Problems at the 18th Estonian Winter School in Computer Science, EWSCS '13, Palmse, Estonia, 3-8 March 2013.
• 1 February onwards: Pearls of Computation seminar series organized by ICE-TCS and the School of Computer Science.

Events in 2012

• Thursday, 13 December 2012: Kristján V. Jónsson defends his PhD thesis The Security Properties of In-network Aggregation at 10am in room V1.02 at Reykjavik University. The thesis is supervised by ICE-TCS member Ýmir Vigfússon. The evaluation committee consists of Mads F. Dam (KTH Sweden), Magnús Már Halldórsson (Reykjavik University) and Philippe Bonnet (IT Univ. of Copenhagen, Denmark). More details are available here. Kristján V. Jónsson is the third PhD student graduating under the supervision of an ICE-TCS member.
• Friday, 30 November 2012: Páll Melsted (University of Iceland) delivers an ICE-TCS seminar entitled The greatest theorem you'll never use! at 2pm in room M1.09 at Reykjavik University. This seminar, which is organized jointly with the Icelandic Mathematical Society, will celebrate the award of the 2012 Abel Prize to Endre Szemerédi. More details are available here.
• Friday, 9 November 2012: Vignir Örn Guðmundsson (Reykjavik University) delivered the seminar number 200 in the ICE-TCS seminar series.
• Monday, 5 November 2012: Dario Della Monica has been awarded the GULP prize for the best PhD dissertation in the area of Computational Logic for the years 2010-2011. GULP is the Italian Association for Logic Programming. Congratulations to Dario!
• 6 September 2012: Screening of the drama documentary film Codebreaker (Icelandic premiere).
• Friday, 17 August 2012: The ICE-TCS Theory Day for 2012 will be held on this date from 2pm till about 3:50pm in room M1.03 ar Reykjavik University. The programme for the event is available here.
• Monday, 9 July 2012: Luca Aceto has been elected as the new president of the European Association for Theoretical Computer Science (EATCS), to serve for the next two years.
• Sunday, 8 July 2012: Magnus Halldorsson organizes the The Third Workshop on Realistic models for Algorithms in Wireless Networks (WRAWN), co-located with ICALP 2012.
• 30 June-2 July 2012: Magnus Halldorsson will host the 19th International Colloquium on Structural Information and Communication Complexity (SIROCCO 2012) at Reykjavik University. Magnus is also PC co-chair for the event.
• May-June 2012: Luca Aceto delivers the doctoral courses Modelling, Specification and Verification of Reactive Systems and All you ever wanted to know about writing or refereeing papers, and giving talks, but you never dared to ask at at IMT Lucca.
• 23-27 April 2012: Luca Aceto delivers an invited MSc course on Bisimilarity and Logic at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain.
• 29 March 2012: Performance of the play Alan M. Turing: The Man and the Scientist.
• Friday, 23 March 2012: Luca Aceto has received the Reykjavik University Research Award for 2012. This is the second time that the award has gone to an ICE-TCS researcher in three years.
• Year round: ICE-TCS Turing Centenary Events at Reykjavik University.

Events in 2011

• Friday, 18 November 2011: Matteo Cimini defends his PhD thesis entitled Contributions to the Meta-Theory of Structural Operational Semantics. The defence will take place at 2pm in room M1.04 at Reykjavik University. The examination committee for the thesis will consist of Wan Fokkink (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, NL), Matthew Hennessy (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), MohammadReza Mousavi (Eindhoven University of Technology, NL) as well as Luca Aceto and Anna Ingolfsdottir, who supervised the thesis.
• 12-13 November 2011: Henning Úlfarsson organizes the conference Mathematics in Iceland (biennial conference of the Icelandic Mathematical Society). The event features talks by ICE-TCS members Luca Aceto, Bjarni V. Halldórsson and Henning Úlfarsson.
• 5-9 September 2011: Magnus Halldorsson is PC chair for the 19th Annual European Symposium on Algorithms Saarbruecken, Germany.
• Friday, 22 July 2011: Magnus Halldorsson organizes an informal day of short seminars, with a broad theme of "distributed computing". The RU Distributed Computing Day features both visitors and recent returnees. The location is Sirius 1 (M.3.03) and the programme is as follows:
  • 10:30 Pierre Fraigniaud, Paris Diderot: Locality in distributed computing
  • 11:00 Lelia Blin, U. Evry: Self-stabilization
  • 11:30 Pradipta Mitra, RU: What problems to solve
  • 13:30 Pall Melsted: Problems in transcriptome assembly
  • 14:00 Ymir Vigfusson, RU: Multicasting in distributed systems
  • 14:30 Magnus M. Halldorsson, RU: Algorithms related to packet admission in networks
• 4-8 July 2011: Luca Aceto is PC chair for the track B of ICALP 2011.
• 30 June-1 July 2011: Magnus Halldorsson organizes the second Workshop on Realistic Models for Algorithms in Wireless Networks. The workshop, which is supported by a grant from Reykjavik University's Development Fund, will be held at Reykjavik University.
• 13-17 June 2011: Sergey Kitaev and Henning Ulfarsson are members of the organizing committee for FPSAC 2011, the 23rd International Conference on Formal Power Series and Algebraic Combinatorics, which will take place in Reykjavik.
• 9 June 2011: Luca Aceto co-chairs the workshop Process Algebra and Coordination (PACO) 2011. This event is a a satellite workshop of Discotec 2011, to be held at Reykjavik University, and is devoted to the study of the relationships between process algebras and coordination languages. Further details on this workshop will be available in due course.
• 6-9 June 2011: Marjan Sirjani is general chair of DisCoTec 2011, 6th International Federated Conferences on Distributed Computing Techniques at Reykjavik University.
• Thursday, 26 May 2011: Georges Gonthier (Microsoft Research, Cambridge, UK) delivers a public talk entitled Verifying the Four Colour Theorem. The talk, which will be held in room V1.01 at Reykjavik University, is organized jointly by ICE-TCS and the Icelandic Mathematical Society. The abstract for the talk and a biographical sketch for the speaker are available here. The talk will be preceded by some light refreshments at 4.30pm.
• 23-27 May 2011: ICE-TCS hosts the yearly meeting of the IFIP Working Group 2.1 on Algorithmic Languages and Calculi. The event will take place at Reykjavik University.
• Friday, 20 May 2011: The ICE-TCS Theory Day for 2011 will be held on this day. The programme for the event is available here.
• Thursday, 28 April 2011: The concurrency group within ICE-TCS organizes a one-day thematic workshop on Structural Operational Semantics and the Equational Logic of Processes. The workshop, which is supported by a grant from Reykjavik University's Development Fund and the Rannis project Meta-Theory of Algebraic Process Theories (Rannis Project nr. 100014021), will feature invited presentations by Wan Fokkink, Bas Luttik, MohammadReza Mousavi and Michel Reniers and contributions by some ICE-TCS members. Details on this event, which will be held in room M3.10 at Reykjavik University, are available here.
• 20-22 April 2011: Marjan Sirjani co-chairs FSEN 2011.

Events in 2010

• Wednesday, 15 September 2010: Luca Aceto, Anna Ingolfsdottir and Joshua Sack organize a one-day Workshop on Logic and Concurrency at Reykjavik University. A preliminary programme for this event, which will be held in room M1.15 at Reykjavik University (Menntavegur 1), is available on the workshop's web page.
• Monday, 30 August 2010: Luca Aceto co-chairs SOS 2010, the seventh workshop on Structural Operational Semantics, in Paris.
• Wednesday, 9 June 2010: Magnus Halldorsson organizes an ICE-TCS Algorithms Day, featuring two celebrated visitors:
  • Jens Gustedt (LORIA, Nancy, France) and
  • Riko Jacob (TU Munich, Germany).
  The event will also feature short talks by ICE-TCS members. See here for the programme and further information.
• 26-28 May 2010: ICE-TCS hosts the 10th Nordic Combinatorial Conference (NORCOM 2010) at Reykjavik University. The event will feature invited talks by two members of ICE-TCS, viz. Magnus M. Halldorsson and Luca Q. Zamboni, both from Reykjavik University.
• Friday, 30 April 2010: ICE-TCS turns five today! As part of the celebrations, we will hold the 2010 edition of the ICE-TCS Theory Day on this day. The programme for the event, which will see talks by guests from abroad and ICE-TCS members, is available here. The event will start at 13:00 and will be held in room M1.13 at Reykjavik University (Menntavegur 1).

Events in 2009

• Friday, 4 December 2009: Elena Losievskaja defends her Ph.D. thesis Approximation Algorithms for Independent Set Problems on Hypergraphs, supervised by Magnus M. Halldorsson. The thesis defence will take place at Reykjavik University in room 101 (Ofanleiti 2) at 14:00. The evaluation committee for the thesis consists of Bjarni V. Halldorsson (Reykjavik University), Hadas Shachnai (Technion, Haifa, Israel), Sven Sigurdsson (University of Iceland) and Mario Szegedy (Rutgers University, NJ, USA).
• 11 July 2009: Marjan Sirjani is co-chair of 8th International Workshop on the Foundations of Coordination Languages and Software Architectures FOCLASA'09, a satellite workshop of the 36th International Colloquium on Automata, Languages and Programming (ICALP'09).
• Friday, 19 June 2009: The fourth edition of the ICE-TCS Theory Day will be held on this day. More information on the event, which will feature a keynote address by Zoltan Esik (University of Szeged, Hungary) and a talk by Paul van Tilburg (Eindhoven University of Technology, NL), is available here.
• 18-22 May 2009: Marco Bernardo (University of Urbino, Italy) visits ICE-TCS. During his stay, Marco will deliver a one-week course entitled A Process Algebraic Approach to Software Architecture Design.
• 15-17 April 2009: Marjan Sirjani is co-chair of Third FSEN: IPM International Conference on Fundamentals of Software Engineering (FSEN09).

Events in 2008

• Saturday, 20 December 2008: Magnus Halldorsson (Reykjavik University) will co-organize a special session on Optimization and Approximation in conjunction with CiE 2009: COMPUTABILITY IN EUROPE 2009 - Mathematical Theory and Computational Practice, Heidelberg, Germany, 19-24 July 2009.
• Thursday, 4 September-Friday, 12 September 2008: Wolfgang Merkle (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany) delivers a 16-lecture course on Randomized algorithms.
• 4-13 July 2008: We organize ICALP 2008 and its 12 affiliated events. Make sure you don't miss this scientific feast!
• 4-6 July 2008: ICE-TCS hosts the DYNAMO PhD School as part of the ICALP events.
• Friday, 30 May 2008: The fourth ICE-TCS Theory Day will be held on this day from 13:00 till about 16:45 in room K5 at Reykjavik University (Kringlan 1). The programme for the event is available here.
• Friday, 25 April 2008: David Harel (Dept. of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics, The Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel) visits ICE-TCS and Reykjavik University. Harel will deliver the following two talks.
  • In Silico Biology, or On Comprehensive and Realistic Modeling (10:00-11:00 in room K5, Kringlan 1) and
  • Computers are Not Omnipotent (16:00-17:00 in room 101, Ofanleiti 2). This talk will be a public talk for a general audience.
  Both talks will be held at Reykjavik University, and their abstracts are available here. A short biography for the speaker is available here.

Events in 2007

• 11-12 October 2007: Magnus M. Halldorsson and Anna Ingolfsdottir co-organize NordSec 2007 at Reykjavik University. The workshop features invited talks by Cedric Fournet (Microsoft Research, Cambridge, UK) and Greg Morissett (Harvard University, USA).
• Friday, 7 September 2007: Luca Aceto and Anna Ingolfsdottir co-organize the workshop Applying Concurrency Research in Industry (IFIP WG 1.8), co-located with CONCUR 2007, Lisbon, Portugal.
• Friday, 10 August 2007: The third ICE-TCS Theory Day will be held from 13:00 till about 17:30 in room K1 (Kringlan 1) at Reykjavik University. A preliminary programme for the event, which will feature eature Magnus M. Halldorsson's inaugural professorial address at RU, is available here.
• 16-20 July 2007: ICE-TCS helps organize the 2007 meeting of Working Group 2.8 on Functional Programming.
• Thursday, 29 March 2007: ICE-TCS co-organizes a conference on science funding in Iceland.

Events in 2006

• Wednesday, 18 October-Friday, 20 October, 2006: ICE-TCS organizes the 18th Nordic Workshop on Programming Theory at Reykjavik University.
• Monday, 16 October, 2006: ICE-TCS will host a mini course on Model Checking for Real-time Systems held by Kim G. Larsen. The course will be held at Reykjavik University, Kringlan 1, from 8:30 till 12:00 in room K22. Participation in the course is free. A poster for the course (in Icelandic) is available.
• Sunday, 2 July 2006: ICE-TCS organizes the track on Approximation Algorithms at EURO XXI, 21st European Conference on Operational Research, July 2-5, 2006, Reykjavik Iceland!
• Monday, 12 June-Friday 16 June, 2006: The conference Permutation Patterns 2006 will be held at Reykjavík University. This conference is organized by the Combinatorics group affiliated with ICE-TCS, and will see the participation of about 45 researchers.
• Thursday, 1 June 2006: Moshe Vardi (Rice University, USA) delivers an ICE-TCS public "Gödel Centenary" lecture entitled And Logic Begat Computer Science: When Giants Roamed the Earth. The talk will be held at 17:00 in room 101 at Reykjavík University. Refreshments will be served at 16:30. The abstract for the seminar is available here. The poster (in Icelandic) is available here.
• Wednesday, 31 May 2006: The second ICE-TCS Symposium will be held today from 10am till 4:30pm at Askja, N-132, University of Iceland. [Programme for the event]

Events in 2005

• Monday, 1 August 2005: The workshop Algebraic Process Calculi: The first Twenty Five Years and Beyond, co-organized by Luca Aceto, opens today. The workshop is attended by about 90 researchers in concurrency theory, including the Turing award recipients Tony Hoare and Robin Milner.
• Saturday, 30 April 2005: ICE-TCS inaugural symposium
• Friday, 29 April 2005: Formal opening of ICE-TCS