San José, Costa Rica: The 2022 SLALM will be held on the campus of the Universidad de Costa Rica, mainly as an in-person meeting.
The plenary speakers include C. Brech, M. Harrison-Trainor, and O. León Sánchez, with more expected to be announced. Minicourses will be given by D. García, O. Guzman, D. Szmuc, and L. Westrick, and thematic sessions are planned in Computability; Model Theory; Non-Classical Logics and Algebraic Logic; Philosophy of Logic and Philosophical Logic; and Set Theory. These sessions will include both invited and contributed talks.
The Scientific Committee includes E. Barrio, E. Casanovas, V. Fischer, V. Harizanov, H. Mariano, A. Montalbán, S. Montenegro Guzmán, and A. Onshuus, while the Organizing Committee consists of S. Montenegro Guzmán and R. Zamora Calero.
The deadline for submitting contributed talks is May 1, 2022. Early registration by April 22 and registration by June 30, 2022.
The webpage for the meeting is https://paginas.cimpa.ucr.ac.cr/slalm/index.php/en/.
Travel grants for ASL student members are available. Email your application and recommendation letter to asl@uconn.edu by May 31, 2022 to apply.
The ASL hopes to receive a grant from the National Science Foundation to support travel to this meeting by US-based participants.
Logicians who are interested and eligible for support should send their names promptly to Russell Miller at russell.miller@qc.cuny.edu. Per NSF rules, to be eligible, a participant must be either a US citizen, or a student (of any nationality) at a US educational institution. It is not necessary to be an ASL member, and logicians belonging to populations underrepresented in logic are particularly encouraged to apply. Those who respond will be updated as the status of the grant is determined.