The general scope of the workshop  is to cover the latest developments in noncommutative geometry (cyclic cohomology and K-theory, motivic Galois theory, Hopf algebras and quantum groups, noncommutative spaces) and its interactions with theoretical physics (noncommutative  gauge theory, renormalization via Hopf algebras).
During the first week we will have a series of introductory lectures on various aspects of noncommutative geometry by experts in the field.These lectures  are geared towards graduate
students, postdoctoral fellows  and all those interested  in gaining a working knowledge of noncommutative geometry. In the second week  there will be a conference  to cover the most recent developments in  noncommutative geometry and its applications.
 

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• First Week
  
  Sunday (Sept. 11, 2005)
  
  Monday (Sept. 12,  2005)
  
  Tuesday (Sept. 13,  2005)
  
  Wednesday (Sept. 14,  2005)
  
  Thursday (Sept. 15,  2005)
  
  Friday - Tochal Excursion (Sept. 16,  2005)
   

• Second Week
  
  Saturday (Sept. 17, 2005)
  
  Sunday (Sept. 18,  2005)
  
  Monday (Sept. 19,  2005)
  
  Tuesday (Sept. 20,  2005)
  
  Wednesday (Sept. 21,  2005)
  
  Thursday (Sept. 22,  2005)

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First Issue: Monday (Sept. 12,  2005)  (670 KB)
Second Issue: Tuesday (Sept. 13,  2005)  (780 KB)
Third Issue: Wednesday (Sept. 14,  2005)  (680 KB)
Fourth Issue: Thursday (Sept. 15,  2005)  (420 KB)
Fifth Issue: Saturday (Sept. 17,  2005)  (1,200 KB)
Sixth Issue: Sunday (Sept. 18,  2005)  (700 KB)
Seventh Issue: Monday (Sept. 19,  2005)  (700 KB)
Ninth Issue: Wednesday (Sept. 21,  2005)  (680 KB)
Tenth Issue: Thursday (Sept. 22,  2005)  (800 KB)