General
Monday and Tuesday will focus on information theory and communications, while Thursday and Friday will center on computer science machine learning, bioinformatics, signal processing, statistics, and related disciplines.

Special presentations
Keynote (Wednesday)

Madhu Sudan, MIT

Tutorials (Wednesday)

Sketching, Streaming and Sub-linear Space Algorithms
Piotr Indyk, MIT

Algorithmic Game Theory: Some recent results
Christos Papadimitriou, UC Berkeley

The boosting approach to machine learning
Robert Schapire, Princeton

Quantum Resistant Cryptography
Umesh Vazirani, UC Berkeley



Post-workshop workshop Saturday 2/14

Computational and Information-Theoretic

Aspects of Virology

Olgica Milenkovic, UIUC

Prasad Tetali, Georgia Tech

Deadlines

12/1

Monday

Attendance

Paper titles

1/1

Thursday

Registration

	Open problems
	Poster input

1/12	Monday	Abstracts
2/2	Monday	Final papers

Sessions and events
Reception (Sunday evening)

Open problems (Monday)

Please contribute
Young-Han Kim


Special gathering (Monday evening)
To celebrate the life of Ralf Koetter
Relief (Tuesday)

Information Therapy
Ruediger Urbanke, EPFL

Graduation day (Wednesday)

Graduating students and postdocs

Banquet (Wednesday)

Kindly hosted by Qualcomm, music by Gilbert Castellano