The fifth European Seminar on Computing (ESCO 2016) was a great success! It was attended by more than 250 participants from 22 countries. Notably from Mexico, Venezuela, Ecuador, the U.S., South Africa, Japan, China, India, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and of course from many European countries. The new section on computing education attracted a lot of interest. The photo below shows Tonda and Vitek – two 11-year old students from the elementary school in Chrast, Czech Republic, who performed a live demonstrations of their 3D modeling skills with NCLab. Let’s begin with those and some other photos will follow!
Again, now with their instructor Petr Lukas:
The main conference hall Secese located on the historical premises of the Pilsner Urquell Brewery:
Unique atmosphere of the Brewery is inviting for scientific discussions:
Three poster sessions with more than 60 posters:
Getting ready for the Welcome Party!
The social program included historical fencing and medieval music:
And a flame show after dark:
Finally, a group photo with the entrance portal to the Brewery:
