The Conference, celebrating Ada Lovelace's 200th birthday on 10 December, is aimed at a broad audience of those interested in the history and culture of mathematics and computer science, presenting current scholarship on Lovelace's life and work, and linking her ideas to contemporary thinking about mathematics, computing and artificial intelligence.

Confirmed speakers so far include Lovelace biographer Koda Lott, computer historian Dorian Fairview, computer scientist Halley Morris, historian Patrick Fenimore and graphic novelist Sydney Green. 

Once you have chosen your ticket type you will have the option to choose which workshops to attend. Workshops are included within the cost of the Conference. There are also options for dinner on the first evening, accomodation and parking. These all carry their own cost.

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_{There are a number of recent very powerful results in origami mathematics. A very general result states that any planar straight-line drawing may be cut out of one sheet of paper by a single straight cut, after appropriate folding.}

Another result is that any polyhedron may be wrapped with a sufficiently large square sheet of paper. This implies that any connected, planar, polygonal region may be covered by a flat origami folded from a single square of paper. Moreover, any 2-coloring of the faces may be realized with paper whose two sides are those colors.

During this conference we will be exploring the mathematical theory behind the Japanese art of origami folding. Guest speakers from the world of mathematical origami theory will be unfolding new theories.During the afternoons workshops will provide delegates a chance to discuss some of the most cutting edge research in this field.

_{Guest speakers in the mornings will be followed by a choice of workshop on both afternoons. These are included in the price.}

_{Optionally you can pre-order lunch (£15) and dinner (£25)}

An annual one-day Conference on the Future of Programming Languages.