
XXI SLALM
Bogotá, Colombia
June 1-5, 2026
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The SLALM
The SLALM was conceived in the late 1960s by Abraham Robinson, then president of the Association for Symbolic Logic (ASL). It is a meeting that brings together the community of researchers in logic throughout Latin America and benefits from important contributions by researchers from around the world. It has grown thanks to the support of the ASL, as well as the local institutions that host the event.
Past editions
I SLALM Santiago, Chile (1970)
II SLALM Brasilia, Brasil (1972)
III SLALM Campinas, Brasil (1976)
IV SLALM Santiago, Chile (1978)
V SLALM Bogotá, Colombia (1981)
VI SLALM Caracas, Venezuela (1983)
VII SLALM Campinas, Brasil (1985)
VIII SLALM Paraíba, Brasil (1989)
IX SLALM Bahía Blanca, Argentina (1992)
X SLALM Bogotá, Colombia (1995)
XI SLALM Mérida, Venezuela (1998)
XII SLALM San José, Costa Rica (2004)
XIII SLALM Oaxaca, México (2006)
XIV SLALM Paraty, Brasil (2008)
XV SLALM Bogotá, Colombia (2012)
XVI SLALM Buenos Aires, Argentina (2014)
XVII SLALM Puebla, México (2017)
XVIII SLALM Concepción, Chile (2019)
XIX SLALM San José, Costa Rica (2022)
XX SLALM Montevideo, Uruguay (2024)
Organization
Scientific committee
Lourdes del Carmen • Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Pablo Cubides • Universidad de los Andes
Itala D'Ottaviano • Universidade Estadual de Campinas
Deirdre Haskell • McMaster University
Russell Miller • City University of New York
Alberto Pardo • Universidad de la República
Carlos di Prisco • Universidad de los Andes
Renata Wassermann • Universidade de São Paulo
Rafael Zamora • Universidad de Costa Rica
Organizers
Pablo Cubides • Universidad de los Andes
Local team
Edgar Andrade • Universidad del Rosario
Tomás Barrero • Universidad de los Andes
Xavier Caicedo • Universidad de los Andes
Darío García • Universidad de los Andes
Maricarmen Martínez • Universidad de los Andes
David Rey • Universidad del Valle
Ramiro de la Vega • Universidad de los Andes
Andrés Villaveces • Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Pedro Zambrano • Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Registration
- Registration will be open from 0.1.10.2025 until 15.04.2026. Registration to this event is free, but compulsory. If you want to give a contributed talk in one of the special sessions please upload your abstract in the registration form as a PDF using the official template of the ASL which you can download here. The deadline for abstract submission is the 31.12.2025. Final decisions for accepted abstracts will be given around Feburary 2026.
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Schedule
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08:00 - 09:00 | Registration | ||||
09:00 - 10:00 | Plenary 1 | Plenary 2 | Plenary 3 |
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Plenary 5 |
10:00 - 10:30 | Break | Break | Break | Break | Break |
10:30 - 11:30 | Tutorial 1 |
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Plenary 6 |
11:30 - 12:30 | Turorial 1 |
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12:30 - 14:00 | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch |
14:00 - 15:30 | Parrallel Sessions | Parrallel Sessions | Free afternoon | Parallel Sessions | Parrallel Sessions |
15:30 - 16:00 | Break | Break | Break | ||
16:00 - 17:30 | Panel: women in logic | Parrallel Sessions | Parrallel Sessions | ||
17:30 - 19:00 | Welcome cocktail | ||||
19:00 - 21:00 | Diner |
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Practical information
There is no registration fee but be aware that meals and accomodation are not covered. Registration is compulsory, as you will be registered in a list to be able to enter the campus. For registration click here.
We advice participants to get accomodation near the University campus. Here are some alternatives:
- Tequendama Suites Bogotá This is the hotel we use for the participants supported for accomodation. WARNING: Do not confuse this with the nearby but different building "Tequendama Hotel".
- ibis Bogota Museo Just across the street from the previous one.
- Hotel Muisca
- La Candelaria Hostel
At arrival:
We recommend participants to take a taxi/uber from the airport to their accommodation (unless your hotel has a transport service, in which case this is also a good option). If you get a taxi you will need to either exchange or withdraw some money at the airport. The taxi will cost you around 20000 colombian pesos (say around 7-8 US dollars), maybe a bit less or a bit more (most of them only accept cash). You can see the exact amount in the taximeter + a charge of about 4500 pesos for airport ride (and if you arrive during the night there will be also an extra charge for that). You will find at the airport an official taxi cue from which you should get yours (they are all yellow btw).
If you are staying at Suites Tequendama make sure you give the address to the driver as Suites Tequendama is sometimes mistaken by Hotel Tequendama. Both are in the same area but you can avoid misunderstandings. See the map below for a suggested route.
About Bogotá:
Bogotá is 2650 meters above the sea, please keep in mind this is not yet the caribbean! Its neither very cold nor very warm, temperature oscillates between 15 to 25 C degrees during the day, and it drops a bit during the night, so do bring a jacket or sweater with you.
Electrical plugs are as in the US, so try to bring an adapter is you don't have this type of plug. Here you can find more information about electrical plugs.
Things to do in one afternoon:
You can visit the historical center of Bogotá, around the neighborhood La Candelaria. Most of the Museums are concentrated in this neighborhood. We list some of the activities you could do around downtown Bogotá below:
Cerro de Monserrate
Museo Nacional
Museo de Arte Moderno
Biblioteca Nacional - Free exhibitions
Museo del Oro
Museo Botero
Graffitti Tour - There are several free and paid tours around La Candelaria, the historical center of Bogotá.
Contact
Departamento de Matemáticas
Departamento de Matemáticas
Carrera 1 # 18A - 12
Edificio H
Bogotá Colombia

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Montserrate drawing by Fiorella Ferroni.