Dear all,

currently I know about 33 people who are going to participate in the workshop. The program is not fixed yet (I still wait for some titles and abstracts), but I can already tell that we will have:

4 Invited talks:

Effective topology from the eyes of a logician (Giovanni Sambin)
Representations for polynomial-time computability (Akitoshi Kawamura)
Descriptive set theory for countably based T0-spaces. (Matthew deBrecht)
Descriptive set theory for computable analysis (Victor Selivanov)

2 Tutorials:

Effective Brownian Motion (Willem Fouche)
The proofs-as-programs paradigm in computable analysis (Ulrich Berger)

8 regular talks
12 informal talks
8 special talks on Saturday

I will tell more details after this weekend….

The tutorials on the 2012 workshop have been fixed: Willem Fouché and Ulrich Berger will teach us many interesting things!