*** EARLY REGISTRATION IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ***
*** number of participants is limited ***


CALL FOR CONTRIBUTED TALKS

From 12 - 14 September 2012, we organize the

Latsis Symposium 2012
Economics on the Move:
Trends and Challenges from the Natural Sciences

as a high-level conference to be held at ETH Zurich, Switzerland.
More information can be be found at: http://web.sg.ethz.ch/Latsis_2012/

The day preceding the Latsis Symposium, TUE 11 September 2012, is
reserved for a SATELLITE WORKSHOP that addresses in three parallel
tracks the relation between economics and other quantitative sciences
from different viewpoints.

We invite contributed talks (30 min) to these parallel tracks:

1. Modeling financial systems
Track Chair: Stefano Battiston
Keynote Speaker: Rosario Mantegna (Palermo)

2. Agent-based Models in Economics
Track Chair: Giorgio Fagiolo
Keynote Speaker: Giovanni Dosi (Pisa)

3. Econophysics Colloquium
Track Chair: Tobias Preis
Keynote Speaker: Jean-Philipp Bouchaud (Paris)

To submit a contributed talk, please register at:
http://web.sg.ethz.ch/Latsis_2012/

The following scientific communities have granted their patronage to
the satellite workshop, which merges the

APFA - Applications of Physics in Financial Analysis
WEHIA - Workshop on Economic Heterogeneous Interacting Agents
Econophysics Colloquium

We particularly invite contributions from members of these
communities which allows us to organize a joint conference.

There is a registration fee of CHF 80 for the Satellite workshop, to
be paid by every participant via paypal. This covers the service
during the lunch and coffee breaks.

Participants, who have registered for the Satellite Workshop, can
attend the Latsis Symposium free of charge, without additional
registration.

There is a very limited possibility for 3-6 contributed talks (30 min)
on each day of the Latsis Symposium. Contributed talks will be
selected by the organizers from all submissions to the Satellite
Workshop, on a competitive basis. As a reward for being selected, we
offer a grant of CHF 500 to support travel and lodging.

For further questions, please visit: http://web.sg.ethz.ch/Latsis_2012/
or contact us at workshops2012@ethz.ch

On behalf of the organizers of the Latsis Symposium (which include
Ernst Fehr and Didier Sornette) and the Satellite Workshop (which
include Stefano Battiston, Giorgio Fagiolo and Tobias Preis) I remain
with best regards,



Frank Schweitzer



--
Prof. Dr. Dr. Frank Schweitzer
ETH Zurich, Chair of Systems Design, http://www.sg.ethz.ch