1. HQL2012 Prague Talks:upload the talks to the indico or bring the ppt or pdf files to us soon, unless done Wifi laptop connection: eduroam or SSID: MS-KONFERENCE, password at the boards Posters: find your name at the board Lunches: at the basement of this building, Organisers: Special badges AMCA agency: available at the registration Talks:upload the talks to the indico or bring the ppt or pdf files to us soon, unless done Wifi laptop connection: eduroam or SSID: MS-KONFERENCE, password at the boards Posters: find your name at the board Lunches: at the basement of this building, Organisers: Special badges AMCA agency: available at the registration

2. HQL2012 Prague Special Events: Today: Welcome drink 18:00 here Wednesday: Excursion, departure 14:00 from here Thursday: Start 8:30 Poster session 17:20 Prague tour 18:00 Dinner 20:00 Friday: Closeout 17:00 Special Events: Today: Welcome drink 18:00 here Wednesday: Excursion, departure 14:00 from here Thursday: Start 8:30 Poster session 17:20 Prague tour 18:00 Dinner 20:00 Friday: Closeout 17:00

3. The proceedings for HQL 2012 will be published on PoS. Authors will be contacted by the organisers and provided with login data to access their personal pages on PoS (where the style files will be available)‏. From their PoS pages authors can upload a PDF file (plus any attachments), with a simple two- step procedure. The deadline for submissions is July 15th, 2012. Contributions page limit is 10 pages. For more information please contact: pos-eo@sissa.itpos-eo@sissa.it (PoS Editorial office) HQL2012 Prague

4. House for Professed 1348: Charles University in Prague founded by the Roman emperor Charles IV. 1556: Jesuits came to Prague, founded Clementinum college 1654: colleges merged

5. House for Professed 1773: became property of the Habsburg Monarchy (Provincial Court) 1918: used to house the golden treasure of the new Czechoslovakia. 1960s: belongs to Charles University, Faculty of Math&Phys., The School of Informatics resides here now ~1668: Jesuits built House for Professed as a seat of the Order after Clementinum became too small.

6. House for Professed 2005: extensive renovation Surprise: St. Wenceslas rotunda (11 th century with fragments from 10 th century) discovered 2005: extensive renovation Surprise: St. Wenceslas rotunda (11 th century with fragments from 10 th century) discovered Romanesque terracotta paving

7. House for Professed ~1668: Jesuits built House for Professed as a seat of the Order after Clementinum became too small. 1704-55: A gem of Prague Baroque architecture, St Nicholas Church, was joined to the House for Professed (Kristof and Kilian Dienzenhoffer)

9. Jan Hladký, IoP Prague

12. Jan Hladky, IoP Prague

13. Welcome Enjoy Have fun