Please join the Facebook research team for our third annual
Facebook Testing and Verification Symposium!
The symposium aims to build meaningful collaboration and exchange between Testing and Verification scientific research and academia and industry. The symposium is a two-day event at Facebook's London office on
Wednesday, November 20th and Thursday, November 21st.
Please check back on this website for updates to the agenda and speaker list. There is no fee to attend the event.
Registration for the symposium is now closed.
If you missed the registration deadline or are waitlisted for the event, we hope you will join us remotely via livestream - see details below.
We look forward to having you join us in November!
The symposium will be livestreamed for guests that are unable to attend the event in-person.
If you wish to attend the symposium remotely via livestream, please request to join the Facebook TAV Symposium group on Facebook. The event will be livestreamed directly in this group when the symposium takes place November 20-21.
If you are attending the symposium in-person at Facebook, please join us for a social reception aboard the Dixie Queen on the evening of Wednesday, November 20th.
DETAILS:
Facebook will provide shuttles to transport guests from the Facebook office to Tower Pier where we will board the Dixie Queen. The ship will cruise down River Thames from 7:00-9:30pm with a special siting of London's Tower Bridge opening for the Dixie Queen to pass through. Food and beverages will be served onboard. After the cruise, Facebook will again provide shuttles to transport guests from Tower Pier back to the Facebook office where guests will then arrange their own transportation home.
To reserve your spot aboard the Dixie Queen for the social reception, you must confirm your attendance via the RSVP form. Please double-check your RSVP form and make sure you've selected "yes" to the "Will you be attending the social reception aboard the Dixie Queen?" question. Only guests that have selected "yes" to this question will be permitted onboard due to capacity restraints.