University of California, Los Angeles
UCLA Logic Center
Logic is the beginning of wisdom, not the end.
About
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 all areas of mathematical logic as well as applications of logic to philosophy, linguistics, and computer science. It provides support for graduate students, faculty, and visitors and organizes scientific meetings, in association with other groups at UCLA and in the greater Southern California area.
The Logic Center is based in the Department of Mathematics at UCLA and works closely with faculty in other departments and research groups.
Contact
For information about the UCLA Logic Center, contact its Director, Anton Bernshteyn.
Events
The UCLA Logic Center is home to the UCLA Logic Colloquium and Seminar, which are currently organized by Anton Bernshteyn and Will Adkisson.
No upcoming events are currently listed.
Topological realizations of CBERs Allison Wang (UCLA) View abstract
TBA Will Adkisson (UCLA) View abstract
TBA Forte Shinko (UC San Diego) View abstract
TBA Dima Sinapova (Rutgers University) View abstract
TBA Hannes Jakob (University of North Texas) View abstract
TBA Koichi Oyakawa (UC Berkeley) View abstract
TBA Omer Tamuz (Caltech) View abstract
TBA Fanxin Wu (UC Irvine) View abstract
TBA Isabella Scott (University of Wisconsin–Madison) View abstract
VIG 2027: Very Informal Gathering of Logicians View details
The 23rd Very Informal Gathering of Logicians will honor W. Hugh Woodin on the occasion of his formal retirement from Harvard, with a program highlighting his influence on mathematical logic and covering a broad range of topics.
Graduate students, postdocs, and other early-career researchers are encouraged to attend. Registration is open and will remain open until the conference. The organizers hope to offer travel grants for junior attendees, subject to funding confirmation.
Conference website: confirmed speakers and participation information.