The INBIOSA Project organizes the First Annual Conference on Integral Biomathics ACIB 2011, in Stirling, Scotland
29 August 2011 - 31 August 2011
Austria
The INBIOSA Project organizes the First Annual Conference on Integral Biomathics ACIB 2011, at Stirling, Scotland, 29-31 August 2011, with concurrent conferences in USA and Japan; workshop on Integral Biomathics at The International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, IJCNN 2011, San Jose, California, July 31 - August 5, 2011; and workshop on Integral Biomathics at ECAL 2011 Conference, Paris , 8-12 August 2011.
If you are interested in participating in the INBIOSA workshops and conferences, please submit your paper via INBIOSA.EU till the end of June 2011.
If you need additional information about the project and our objectives, please visit: www.inbiosa.eu.
The INBIOSA Project team is open for your opinions, ideas and suggestions. Please feel free to send your ideas and questions via our web site: on http://www.inbiosa.eu/en/Contacts.html(opens in new window) or directly by email: press@inbiosa.eu
INBIOSA is based on a new understanding of the role of biology in natural and engineering sciences. The INBIOSA Project, granted by EC (FET programme within the ICT theme of the Seventh Framework Programme for Research), prepares a new research program to investigate the biological imperatives of computation in a profoundly new way. Our goal is to develop a set of novel mathematical formalisms.
If you are interested in participating in the INBIOSA workshops and conferences, please submit your paper via INBIOSA.EU till the end of June 2011.
If you need additional information about the project and our objectives, please visit: www.inbiosa.eu.
The INBIOSA Project team is open for your opinions, ideas and suggestions. Please feel free to send your ideas and questions via our web site: on http://www.inbiosa.eu/en/Contacts.html(opens in new window) or directly by email: press@inbiosa.eu
INBIOSA is based on a new understanding of the role of biology in natural and engineering sciences. The INBIOSA Project, granted by EC (FET programme within the ICT theme of the Seventh Framework Programme for Research), prepares a new research program to investigate the biological imperatives of computation in a profoundly new way. Our goal is to develop a set of novel mathematical formalisms.