WWW Fall 94 -- Additional Activities


Vendor Exhibit Area

The Vendor Exhibits will feature various hardware, software, and service products from many different vendors. The Vendor Exhibition will be located in the Rendezvous Room and will be open on Tuesday and Wednesday. Please stop by and visit them during the conference.


Workshops and other activities

Workshops, panel discussions, "birds of a feather" groups, demonstrations, and poster sessions will provide opportunities to discuss a wide variety of topics of interest to participants.


Reception

Monday evening, October 17, there will be a grand welcoming reception for all registrants to gather and socialize prior to the start of sessions the next morning.


Dinner at the Museum of Science and Industry

Tickets for the Tuesday everning dinner are limited to the first 600 registrants; register now to ensure your admission to this special event.

As the nation's largest and most popular Museum of contemporary science and technology, the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry offers an unique opportunity to visit exhibits, hear a visionary speaker, and enjoy a delicious meal in an environment that captures the imagination. Surely, this will be an unforgettable evening.

Buses will take the first 600 registrants from the hotel to the Museum. Early boarders will have an opportunity to explore the special exhibits prior to dinner. The designated exhibits will also be open to our guests to visit after our featured speaker, until 11p.m. when the Museum closes. Buses will then return participants to the Ramada-Congress Hotel.

See This is Chicago for more information about what is available to see and do in the city.


Featured Speaker, Dr. Larry Smarr

The featured speaker will be Dr. Larry Smarr, Director of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Dr. Smarr will address the general topic of Mosaic and the future of the National Information Infrastructure.



If you have a topic in mind that you think would appeal to a broad audience, please let us know. We want to hear everyone's suggestions.


NCSA - Mosaic and the Web Conference - October 8, 1994