[alife] 2nd CfP EvoNet2012 at Alife13, and deadline extension

[Borys Wrobel]

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2nd  CALL FOR PAPERS [Apologies if you receive multiple postings]

EvoNet2012: Evolving Networks, from Systems/Synthetic Biology to
Computational Neuroscience

A workshop at Alife13, 19–22 July 2012, Michigan State University,
East Lansing, Michigan, USA
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We encourage you once more to submit for EvoNet2012, and extend
the deadline for submission to avoid collision with SAB2012.

New submission deadline: 1 April 2012
More details: http://www.evosys.org/evonet.html


EvoNet2012 is a workshop organized in conjunction with Alife13, 13th
International Conference on the Simulation & Synthesis of Living
Systems. The workshop aims to bring together researchers interested in
investigating computational properties of networks that: (i) have
evolved in real life (Systems Biology, Systems Neuroscience) or (ii)
were evolved artificially, (iii) could be implemented in hardware,
software or "wet-ware", (iv) are of interest as a general approach to
understand how biological networks work, or (v) as an approach towards
biologically-inspired computation. We encourage presentations that
link the Artificial Life, Systems Biology and Computational
Neuroscience communities, either from the point of view of common
theoretical approaches, computational tools, or interfacing platforms
(for example, Systems Biology Markup Language and other XML-based
formats).


We invite papers in the form of extended abstracts (2-4 pages). We are
especially interested in papers which have tutorial value, that
synthesize existing results, or present a research portfolio. Papers
describing new work are, of course, also welcome.


Programme Committee:
Wolfgang Banzhaf, Stephane Doncieux, Rodney Douglas, Rene Doursat,
Taras Kowaliw, Nikola Markov, Arjen van Ooyen, Maria Schilstra, Volker
Steuber, Yaochu Jin, Borys Wrobel


Organizing Committee:

Taras Kowaliw
Maria Schilstra
Volker Steuber
Borys Wrobel