ImmCog-2004: The AISB 2004 Symposium On The Immune System and Cognition

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Symposium Aims

The 'Immune System and Cognition' symposium aims to provide a useful connection between Artificial Immune Systems (AIS), an emerging research area, and principles of cognition.

The symposium is designed to have an informal atmosphere to promote discussion about the papers that are presented. The emphasis is not on presenting new work, although such work is of course welcome, but on assessing existing work and promoting new directions, such as the connection between AIS and cognition.

In addition, world-leading researchers in the field will present invited lectures, and a number of general and specialist tutorials will be run for those who are new to the field of AIS.

News

2nd February 2004 - Abstract notification sent out.

2nd February 2004 - Formatting and Submission page updated.

18th November 2003 - Symposium website up and running.

Important Dates

14^th January: Abstract submission deadline
28^th January: Review results
1^st March: Revised papers due
30^th-31^st March: Symposium

Sponsorship and Support

We wish to thank ARTIST (An academic network for ARTificial Immune SysTems) for their support.

Organising Committee:

Symposium Chair:
-Simon Garrett,
University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
    smg@aber.ac.uk

Programme Committee:
- Peter Bentley,
University College, London.
- Emma Hart,
Napier University, Edinburgh.
- Mark Neal,
University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
- Jonathan Timmis,
University of Kent.

Programme Assistant:
- Joanne Walker,
University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
    jnw@aber.ac.uk
    Fax: 01970 622451