ILLC's roots go back to 1986. The institute was founded to further the scientific study of the structure, modification and transmission of information. Currently, the groups participating in ILLC are based at the Faculty of Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, and Astronomy, the Faculty of Humanities, and the Faculty of Social Sciences, all at the University of Amsterdam. This site has been completely redesigned, and we welcome any feedback on these pages and their content. About Us Learn about our institute and how we started back in 1986.
People Find out who's part of our team, and how they can be reached.
Contact Us Get in touch with us. Research Find out about our scientific interests. Links Use our links page to find your way around. Teaching See what we have to offer for undergraduate, Master of Logic and PhD students. The Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, 2000.