Hereby, we announce that as from now, we have two mailinglists for the TaCoS: tacos-announce for announcements, call for papers etc. and tacos-discussion for discussions. Have fun!

Most of the slides are now available in the downloads section.

The next TaCoS will be 2007 in Tübingen. Until then, you can watch the Pictures of the TaCoS 2006. You can (and should) upload your own pictures there too. The TaCoS Orga Team 2006 wants to thank you for your numerous attendance and the good mood.

For all students from Saarbrücken: We are still looking for some sleeping berths. If you can think of harbouring a guest, please write us an e-mail.

As you might have noticed, there is a preliminary agenda online. A few slots are still free, that means, you can still decide to give a talk.

In order to encourage you to register early, we have decided to advance the registration fee for all people who register after June 1st. The advanced fee is 20 Euro (instead of 15).

All friends of soccer might have noticed that the opening game of the FIFA world cup will be during the TaCoS. Of course, we will provide an opportunity to watch the game (and an alternative for those who are not interested in soccer).

The registration form is now online on our homepage. Please register soon, to help us plan better.

On March 12, we have sent out the 1st Call For Papers. Therein, you find the details about the talks (30-45 minutes, German or English, deadline May 15). You can download the complete text of the CfP in our Downloads-section or find the key data also in the "Call For Papers"-section.

There is now a Wikipedia article about the TaCoS - in the German Wikipedia. Feel free to translate it or to write a new one.

We are very proud of our RSS feed: you can subscribe to it and always get all the TaCoS-related news automatically on your desktop (or in your mailbox or wherever you want it). RSS is an XML file which will be regularly checked by a so called "news aggregator". It will download all the newest information and present it to you in an easily readable form. More on RSS: Wikipedia.

Finally we have a useful homepage. There are still a few things missing, but they will come soon.