Bigger than a Subaru...

... and now driving right into the heart of Freetown Christiania and parking there for three fun-filled days!

Or to put it another way: we  are very proud to announce the  First Cadillac Symposium. It was organised  by the great DTU team of Thomas Bolander, Nina Gierasimczuk and Martin Mose Bentzen, and will be very special indeed.  So get on that CADILLAC  from May 23-25. Be there or be a right-angled rhombus...

​CADILLAC is a loose association of logicians, computer scientists, linguists and philosophers based in the greater Copenhagen area. The association aims to provide an informal forum for the growing interest in a cluster of related topics, such as:

  • Social and formal epistemology and their links with tools such as game theory. 
  • The dynamics of information and how to model it using  temporal, epistemic and other logics.
  • The use of AI paradigms such as planning and logic programming to capture aspects of cognition and interaction.
  • Technical and philosophical work related to modal, hybrid, temporal, and description logic. 
  • Logic in computer science. And other places. Like mathematics. And philosophy. And cognitive science...


The association is new and mostly made up of students and researchers from universities in and around Copenhagen. The aim is to hold meetings, seminars and reading groups, and to disseminate information about meetings on relevant topics via this website and the CADILLAC mailing list (for a list of previous and upcoming CADILLAC events and other news see here).

 Upcoming C.A.D.I.L.L.A.C. events
Now some folks say it's too big
And uses too much gas
Some folks say it's too old
And that it goes too fast
But my love is bigger than a Honda
It's bigger than a Subaru
Hey man there's only one thing
And one car that will do
...
Bruce Springsteen, Pink Cadillac

The Driving Seat


If you are interested in being on the CADILLAC mailing list, please sign up here. For  CADILLAC-related queries, please send an email to Cadillacdk AT gmail.com
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