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What are ASI's?
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Advanced Study Institutes are two-week-long
advanced-level tutorial courses on a subject given by
lecturers
of international standing.
The purpose of this ASI
is to provide an interactive and interdisciplinary forum for novel
and advanced approaches to sensing and security. The forum will
provide opportunities for young scientists and engineers to learn
more about these problem areas, and the vital role played by new
mathematical and scientific insights, from some of the outstanding
contributors to the state of the art.
We would like to thank our generous
sponsors.
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Who are the lecturers?
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See the
list of lecturers and
the lecture schedule.
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Who can attend? |
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Scientists and/or research students of all nationalities,
who have either specialized in the field
or who have an appropriate advanced scientific background.
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When is it?
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The two weeks from Sunday 17 July to Saturday 30 July, 2005.
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Where is it? |
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At the
Il Ciocco Resort Hotel, in Tuscany, Italy.
Directions and prices.
Check out the
pictures
we took at the 2000 conference.
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How much does it cost?
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There is no fee for participants from universities or
government. The fee for participants from industry will
be $US 200. Everyone will have to pay
travel and living expenses.
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Can I get funded?
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If you are from a
NATO
Country or
Partner
Country, you may be able to obtain grants towards travel and
living expenses by applying
to the Director. We can give limited support to participants
from universities in NATO and Eastern European countries. We
will give preference to those with recently awarded PhD.
degrees and others who do not have a realistic possibility of
support from other sources.
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How many may attend?
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Besides the 16 principal lecturers,
we must strictly limit the number of participants to 85. We
can accommodate only a few from outside of
NATO/Eastern
Europe. We expect those selected to attend the full two weeks
of the Institute.
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How do I apply?
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You must apply to the Director.
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When are abstracts due? |
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If you are a possible poster-session contributor,
send your abstract by
1 March 2005.
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By when will you know?
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We will email to you our decisions about your applications and
abstracts by 1 April 2005.
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Interested in an
internship in the U.S.?
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If you are a scientist from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia,
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan,
Ukraine, or Uzbekistan and you are interested in applications of
harmonic analysis in signal processing, you may qualify for a
3-6 month fully-sponsored internship in the U.S.A. under the
SABIT program.
Please send a one-page resume to
05@nato-asi.org.
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Who are the organizers?
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Jim Byrnes (Director), Prometheus Inc., US
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Krzysztof Kulpa (Co-Director), Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
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Corrado Di Natale, Universita di Roma `Tor Vergata', Italy
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Andreas Dress, Max-Planck-Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, Germany
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Hugh Griffiths, University College London, UK
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First Announcement 7 April 2004
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Email
05@nato-asi.org
any problems or suggestions.
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