This year marks the 100th anniversary of British computer pioneer Alan Turing’s birth. Universities around the world are commemorating 2012 as The Alan Turing Year. Join us as Georgia Tech celebrates the contributions this underappreciated genius made to the computer science and artificial intelligence societies.

The Turing Symposium and Luncheon will take place at Technology Square Research Building (TSRB) from 10:30am-12:30pm on Friday, April 20. The panel discussion will be moderated by Ms. Irina Nikiforova (Georgia Tech). The panelists are Ian Bogost (Georgia Tech professor), Mr. Neil Kimber (Kaplan Learning Technologies), Mr. Alan Gould (Emory University), and Kevin Treu (Furman University professor).

There is limited seating at the Luncheon. RSVP by Friday, April 13 by e-mailing: 
Nathan.Moon@cacp.gatech.edu

Schedule of events:
Thursday, April 19 - Opening Reception and Viewing of Breaking the Code
Friday, April 20 - Turing Symposium and Luncheon