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7th European Conference on Artificial Life (ECAL-2003)
Germany - Dortmund

Hosted by: University of Dortmund
Venue: Zeche Zollern II/IV
Dates: Sep 14, 2003 through Sep 17, 2003

Description
 
The seventh European Conference on Artificial Life (ECAL-2003) will bring together scientists and engineers from different disciplines such as Physics, Computer Science, Life and Social Sciences and all types of engineering in a common attempt to investigate complex systems from the class we call living systems. Application of Alife technology in different fields will provide another important topic of the conference. Following the past highly successful ECAL in Prague, ECAL-2003 will be held in Germany for the first time. With the advent of powerful simulation tools ECAL-2003 is a primary meeting place for exchange of ideas on understanding and simulating life.

The conference will be held in Dortmund, Germany, in an old industrial building now turned museum for social and cultural history of the region.

Conference Topics

Conference topics include but are not limited to research in
* Origin of Life
* Self-organization and Self-replication
* Artificial Chemistry
* Computational and Systems Biology
* Cellular and Neural Systems
* Collaborative Systems
* Evolution and Development
* Evolutionary and Adaptive Dynamics
* Robotics and Autonomous Agents
* Languages and Communication
* Artificial Societies
* Philosophical, Ethical, and Cultural Issues
Tools for
* Simulation Systems
* Methodologies and ApplicationsImportant Dates

Final camera-ready manuscripts: June 1st, 2003
Conference: September 14 - 17, 2003 Conference Format

There will be three types of presentations:
* Invited talks, given by internationally renowned scientists
* Regular paper presentations
* Poster session

Workshops and tutorials will be offered before the main conference. Presentations will be published by Springer as a volume in the Lecture Notes on Artificial Intelligence (LNAI) series. For more information on ECAL 2003, please refer to the official conference website at http://www.ecal2003.org/ . This site hosts the web based submission system. Instructions for authors, templates and example files can be found at the same site, along with further information.

Conference Organization

Program Co-Chairs

Wolfgang Banzhaf, Dortmund, Germany
Thomas Christaller, Bonn, GermanyProgram Committee

Andrew Adamatzky, Bristol, UK
Minoru Asada, Osaka, Japan
Mark Bedau, Portland, USA
Hugues Bersini, Brussels, Belgium
Eric, Bonabeau, Santa Fe, USA
Rodney Brooks, Cambridge, USA
Seth Bullock, Leeds, UK
Angelo Cangelosi, Plymouth, UK
Kerstin Dautenhahn, Hertfordshire, UK
Peter Dittrich, Jena, Germany
Keith Downing, Trondheim, Norway
Marc Ebner, Wuerzburg, Germany
Dario Floreano Lausanne, Switzerland
Inman Harvey, Brighton, UK
Takashi Hashimoto, Tatsunokuchi, Japan
Michael Hauhs, Bayreuth, Germany
Pauline Hogeweg, Utrecht, Netherlands
Josef Kelemen, Prague, Tchechia
Jan Kim, Luebeck, Germany
Christian Lindgren, Gothenburg, Sweden
Thomas Martinetz, Luebeck, Germany
John McCaskill, Bonn, Germany
Barry McMullin, Dublin, Ireland
Juan Merelo, Granada, Spain
Jean-Arcady Meyer, Paris, France
Alvaro Moreno, San Sebastian, Spain
Chrystopher Nehaniv, Hertfordshire, UK
Domenico Parisi, Rome, Italy
Rolf Pfeifer, Zuerich, Switzerland
Daniel Polani, Hertfordshire, UK
Steen Rasmussen, Los Alamos, USA
Thomas Ray, Oklahoma City, USA
Frank Schweitzer, Bonn, Germany
Moshe Sipper, Beer-Sheva, Israel
Peter Stadler, Leipzig, Germany
Charles Taylor, Los Angeles, USA
Christof Teuscher, Zuerich, Switzerland
Adrian Thompson, Brighton, UK
Guenter Wagner, New Haven, USA
Claus Wilke, Pasadena, USA
Andrew Wuensche, Santa Fe, USA
Jens Ziegler, Dortmund, Germany
 
Additional Information
 
Event URL: http://www.ecal2003.org/
ISCB Member Discount: None
Contact Person: Gundel Jankord ([javascript protected email address])

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