9.00

E. Vincent (SPEC, CEA Saclay)
Introduction

               9.10

J. Hammann (SPEC, CEA Saclay)
Thirty years of collaboration and friendship

               9.30

Y. Miyako (Osaka University)
My memories of Miguel Ocio (A side trip to heavy  fermion)

               9.50

H. Takayama (ISSP, Tokyo University)
Study of the Slow Dynamics in the Spin-Glass Phase

   10.00   Coffee break  

             10.30

G. Chardin (DAPNIA/SPP, CEA Saclay)
Monopoles, dark matter and cryostats with Miguel

             10.50

Ph. Monod (ESPCI) and H. Bouchiat (Orsay University)
Noise in spin glasses: the early beginning

             11.20

M. Alba (LLB, CEA Saclay)
Scaling in spin glasses

             11.40

M. Feigelman (Landau Institute, Moscow)
Unsolved problems in glassy physics : personal view

             12.00

L. Cugliandolo (LPT ENS, Paris)
Violations of FDT in non-equilibrium dynamics

             12.20

E.Vincent (SPEC, CEA Saclay)
Miguel’s recent noise experiments

   12.40   Buffet  Lunch 

             14.30

G. Parisi (University La Sapienza, Roma)
Ocio's contribution to our understanding of fluctuation dissipation relations

             14.50

L. Ioffe (Rutgers University, USA)
Spin glasses and electron glasses: similarities  and  differences

             15.10

V. Vinokur (Argonne National Laboratory, USA)
Glassy properies of vortex systems

             15.30

Ph. Refrégier (Marseille University)
From noise in spin glasses to noisy images

             15.50

G. Jung (Ben Gurion University, Israel)
A lot of noise about nothing : in search for flux density fluctuations

             16.10

P. Pari (SPEC, CEA Saclay)
Miguel’s contribution to my career in cryogenics

             16.30

D. Coffy (for O. Minguy, Cryoconcept)
Miguel and the technology transfer to Cryoconcept

             16.50

J. Hammann (SPEC, CEA Saclay)
Conclusion