ETAPS 2012

NEWS:

[17 Feb.] Workshops draft summary programme is available.

[31 Jan.] Several hotels have extended their special rate expiry deadlines by a fortnight, please consult the accommodation page. When planning your trip to Tallinn, you might benefit from our travel information. Do not delay making your travel arrangements.

[31 Jan.] Credit card payment is now possible through a VISA/MC certified online card payment site. If you already sent us a manual form, we will process that. If you didn't, use the online payment site instead (find the link on your invoice).

[18 Jan.] Main conference invited talk abstracts are now available.

[17 Jan.] A draft programme of the main conferences is now available.

[12 Jan.] Registration is now open. Early registration rates apply until Sun 29 Jan. We strongly recommend that you book your accommodation by Sun 29 Jan.: at several hotels, the special ETAPS rates are valid only until then.

[6 Jan.] Programme overview is now available.

[2 Jan.] Travel information is now available.

[27 Dec.] Accepted paper lists of all main conferences are now available (CC, ESOP, FASE, FoSSaCS, POST, TACAS).

[27 Dec.] Important information for participants requiring a visa to attend ETAPS.

[26 Dec.] The accommodation page now shows a list of hotels offering special rates for ETAPS 2012 participants.

ETAPS TURNS 15, GOES TO TALLINN! THE FIRST ETAPS IN NORTHERN EUROPE.

The European Joint Conferences on Theory and Practice of Software (ETAPS) is the primary European forum for academic and industrial researchers working on topics relating to Software Science.

ETAPS, established in 1998, has traditionally been a confederation of five main annual conferences (CC, ESOP, FASE, FOSSACS, and TACAS) accompanied by satellite workshops and other events.

The fifteenth edition, ETAPS 2012, will take place in Tallinn, Estonia. New in 2012 is the trial inclusion of a sixth main annual conference (POST) on security and trust.

Tallinn is the capital city of Estonia. It is famous for its picturesque medieval Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. In 2011, Tallinn, together with Turku in Finland, was the European capital of culture (Tallinn 2011, Turku 2011).

You are heartily welcome here.

For a taster of Tallinn's Old Town and some parts around from many angles, check these navigable 360 degree panoramas (notice to look up, down, around, zoom...). By the way, this is not what Tallinn looks like in winter...