EURIDICE Midterm Collaboration Meeting

Local Organizing Committee:	Gino Isidori
	Federico Mescia
	Giulia Pancheri
	Christopher Smith
	Stéphanie Trine
Secretary:	Angela Mantella

This meeting will take place in INFN-Frascati National Laboratory from 8th to 12th February 2005. The Meeting is split into two parts, the Collaboration Meeting and the Midterm Review Meeting.

The 2005 Collaboration Meeting will take place from 8 to 11 of February 2005, starting at 14:30 on Tuesday and ending at 13:00 on Friday 11th. The Collaboration meeting will be followed by the Midterm Review Meeting with the EU officer Dr. Renat Bilyalov. The Midterm Review Meeting will start on Friday 11th of February at 14:30 and will end on Saturday 12th of February at 12:30. The detailed program of both meetings is on line. Check for last minute updates after February 4th. Click here to see the poster of the Meeting.

The official picture can be downloaded here.

General information

A registration fee of 100 Euro will be charged for the Collaboration Meeting, in order to cover lunches from Tuesday to Friday, coffe break and a Collaboration Dinner on Thursday Evening.

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Information for Speakers

Young Researchers presentations during the MidTerm Review can make use of the Guidelines for Young Researchers.

The seminar room is equipped with both old-fashion transparency projectors and computer/beamer, for electronic presentations.

Concerning electronic presentations, the speakers are kindly requested to prepare the talk in pdf or powerpoint format and landscape orientation. The files should be sent to us, at least 24 hrs before the talk, using the following web-upload form (please do not send the whole talk by e-mail):

http://www.lnf.infn.it/computing/cgi-bin/sendfile.pl

Setting Federico.Mescia@lnf.infn.it in the "Destinatario/To" field and specifying your name and title in the "Remarks" field.

Otherwise, the speakers can download their talk directly before the beginning of the session using Windows-readable USB memories, CD-ROM or floppy disks. The use of private computers for the presentations is strongly discouraged.