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Poster Gala Reception
Tickets Required
Tuesday 14th September 6:30-10:30PM
Poster Elevator Pitches (1 minute oral presentations)
Monday 13th September 16:00-17:00
- Connecting
transistors and proteins
Claudio Mattiussi & Dario Floreano (Page 9)
- Emergent
Robustness and Self-Repair through
Developmental Cellular System
Can Özturkeri & Mathieu Capcarrere (Page 21)
- On Self-referential
Shape Replication in Robust Aerospace Vehicles
Mikhail Prokopenko & Peter Wang (Page 27)
- An Environment
for Simulating Kinematic Self-Replicating Machines
William Stevens (Page 39)
- Towards
an evolutionary-developmental approach
for real-world substrates
Shivakumar Viswanathan & Jordan Pollack (Page 45)
- Stepwise
evolution of molecular biological coding
Peter Wills (Page 51)
- Performance
evaluation of neural architectures for sequential tasks
Genci Capi & Kenji Doya (Page 69)
- Evolving
Plastic Neural Controllers stabilized by
Homeostatic Mechanisms for Adaptation to a Perturbation
Thierry Hoinville & Patrick Hénaff (Page 81)
- Quadrupedal
Locomotion: GasNets, CTRNNs and
Hybrid CTRNN/PNNs Compared
Gary McHale & Phil Husbands (Page 106)
- Evolving
Simulated Mutually Perceptive Creatures for Combat
Michael O'Kelly & Kaijen Hsiao (Page 113)
- Information
Trade-Offs and the Evolution of Sensory Layouts
Lars Olsson, Chrystopher L. Nehaniv & Daniel Polani (Page
119)
- A Comparison
of Population Learning and Cultural Learning in Artificial Life
Societies
Dara Curran & Colm O'Riordan (Page 152)
- A Computation
Framework to Simulate the Coevolution of Language and Social
Structure
Tao Gong, Jinyun Ke, Minett James & William S-Y Wang
(Page 158 )
- Boom and
Bust: Environmental Variability Favors the
Emergence of Communication
Patrick Grim & Trina Kokalis (Page 164)
- Expressing
and Understanding Desires in Language Games
Michael Klein, Hans Kamp, Guenther Palm & Kenji Doya
(Page 170)
- The Evolution
of Affect Related Displays, Recognition
and Related Strategies
Robert Lowe, Lola Cañamero, Chrystopher Nehaniv &
Daniel Polani (Page 176)
- Language,
Altruism and Docility: How Cultural Learning Can Favour Language
Evolution
Marco Mirolli & Domenico Parisi (Page 182)
- Minimum
cost and the emergence of the Zipf-Mandelbrot law
Paul Vogt (Page 214)
- Modeling
Multicellular and Tumorous Existence with Genetic Cellular Automata
Armand Bankhead III, Robert B. Heckendorn & Nancy Magnuson
(Page 220)
- Updating
Schemes in Random Boolean Networks: Do They Really Matter?
Carlos Gershenson (Page 238)
- Quasi-Stable
States in the Iterated-Prisoner's Dilemma
Philip Mueller (Page 250)
- Evolving
Memory: Logical Tasks for Cellular Automata
Luis Mateus Rocha (Page 256)
- The Quantum
Coreworld: Competition and Cooperation
in an Artificial Ecology
Alexander Wait (Page 280)
- The Flexible
Balance of Evolutionary Novelty and Memory in the Face of Environmental
Catastrophes
Andrew Buchanan, Mark Triant & Mark Bedau (Page 297)
- See How
She Runs: Towards Visualising Artificial Red Queen Evolution
James Marshall & Simon Tokumine (Page 334)
- Tierra's
missing neutrality: case solved
Russell Standish (Page 364)
- Asymmetric
cell division and its integration with other developmental processes
for artificial evolutionary systems
Peter Eggenberger Hotz (Page 387)
- A Functional
Model of Cell Genome
Alessandro Fontana & Walter Fraccaro (Page 393)
- Asynchronous
Dynamics of an Artificial Genetic Regulatory Network
Jennifer Hallinan & Janet Wiles (Page 399)
- Inertia
of Chemotactic Motion as an Emergent Property
in a Model ofan Eukaryotic Cell
Shin Nishimura & Maaski Sasai (Page 410)
- Phenotypic
Variability in Canalized Developmental Systems
Sean Psujek & Randall Beer (Page 415)
- Evaluating
an Evolutionary Approach for Reconstructing Gene Regulatory Networks
Dion Whitehead, Andre Skusa & Paul Kennedy (Page 427)
- Bonding
as an Emergent Phenomenon in an Abstract Artificial Chemistry
Dominique Chu & Rune Vaboe (Page 433)
- Towards
the Simulation of Reaction Networks in Astrochemistry
Pierre Philippe, David Weiss Solis, Tom Lenaerts & Hugues
Bersini (Page 472)
- Homochirality
as Fixed Point of Prebiotic Chemistry
Raphaël Plasson, Hugues Bersini & Auguste Commeyras
(Page 478)
- An Evolvable
Artificial Chemistry Featuring Continuous Physics and Discrete
Reactions
Thomas Portegys (Page 484)
- The Role
of RNA Editing in Dynamic Environments
Luis Mateus Rocha & Chien-feng Huang (Page 489)
- Spacial
Representation for Artificial Chemistry Based on Small-World
Networks
Hideaki Suzuki (Page 507)
- Behavioral
Adaptive Autonomy. A milestone in the Alife route to AI?
Xabier Barandiaran (Page 514)
- A Physiological
Approach to the Generation of Artificial Life Forms
Marc Cavazza, Simon Hartley, Louis Bec, François Mourre,
Gonzague Defos du Rau, Remy Lalanne, Mikael Le Bras & Jen-Luc
Lugrin (Page 522)
- Empiricism
in Artificial Life
Eric Silverman & Seth Bullock (Page 534)
- Using the
Universal Similarity Metric to Model Artificial Creativity and
Predict Human Listeners Response to Evolutionary Music
Nils Svangård, Jon Klein & Peter Nordin (Page 540)
- Playing
music by conducting BOID agents
Tatsuo Unemi & Daniel Bisig (Page 546)
- An Evolutionary
Approach to Complex System
Regulation Using Grammatical Evolution
Saoirse Amarteifio & Michael O'Neill (Page 551)
- Analyzing
Evolved Fault-Tolerant Neurocontrollers
Alon Keinan (Page 557)
- Ant Foraging
Revisited
Liviu Panait & Sean Luke (Page 569)
- Learning
Ant Foraging Behaviors
Liviu Panait & Sean Luke (Page 575)
- Systems
biology thought experiments in human genetics using artificial
life and grammatical evolution
Bill White & Jason Moore (Page 581)
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