A Lecture by Professor Peter Harrison - Imperial College London. The Lecture will be followed by a debate. The Lecture itself and the discussion following it will be edited by the Computer Journal.

Date: Thursday 18th December 2008
Venue: BCS London Office Map and directions (PDF)
Time: 5.30pm Registration, 6.30pm Lecture and debate followed by a drinks and buffet reception.

The Event

After the presentation, and invited responses, there will be a discussion from the floor. An edited version of the discussion will appear in the Computer Journal.

The talk and discussion combined will last for approximately 2 hours. This will be followed by refreshments, which will provide a relaxed opportunity to meet speakers and others attending the event.

The refreshments will consist of a light buffet with wine and soft drinks. The event will finish around 9.30pm.

Further details and how to book

Forthcoming Lectures:

Computational Service Economies: Design and Applications
Speaker: Prof. Nick Jennings, University of Southampton
Date: 5th February 2009

Stochastic Geometry and Wireless Network Modeling
Speaker: Prof Francois Baccelli, ENS Paris
Date: 26th February 2009

Title to be confirmed
Speaker: Prof. Anthony Finkelstein, Imperial College
Date: 31st March 2009

Title to be confirmed
Speaker: Prof. Morris Sloman
Date: 29th April 2009

2008 Past Lectures:

Program Analysis Probably Counts
Speaker: Prof. Chris Hankin, Imperial College
Date: 10th November 2008

The Computation of emotions in man and machines
Speaker: Prof. Peter Robinson, Cambridge University
Date: 23rd October 2008

The future of computer technology, and its implications for the computer industry
Prof. Steve Furber
Tuesday 12th February 2008

For any enquiries please email compj@hq.bcs.org.uk.

Computer Journal