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AISB miscellaneous Bulletin Item
CFP: Evolutionary Intelligence - Special Issue on Artificial Immune Systems
Contact: Uwe.Aickelin@nottingham.ac.uk
Evolutionary Intelligence - Call for Papers Special Issue on Artificial Immune Systems Over the last few years, a novel Computational Intelligence technique, inspired by immunology, has emerged: Artificial Immune Systems (AIS). This special issue aims to highlight the latest developments in the field of AIS in terms of algorithmic development, modelling frameworks, application areas or theoretical analysis. Papers are invited for submission on unpublished work in the following (but not restricted to) areas: * Abstractions or models of immunological components or processes * Applications of AIS * Clonal selection and affinity maturation models and algorithms * Danger theory models and algorithms * Hardware implementation of AIS * Hybrids or comparisons between AIS and other approaches * Immunocomputing * Immunoinformatics * Network models and algorithms * Self-nonself and self-assertion models and algorithms * Theory and Frameworks of AIS Important Dates: Submission Deadline: 1 December 2007 Provisional Notification: 1 February 2008 Camera-Ready Due: 1 March 2008 Expected Publication: August 2008 Paper Submission: Manuscripts should be prepared according to the standard format of Evolutionary Intelligence. There is no page number restriction. Instructions for preparing the paper are provided at http://www.springer.com/12065 Paper submission is online through the regular Evolutionary Intelligence submission website (Editorial Manager). Please follow the standard online submission instructions and then choose the AIS special issue. Extended ICARIS 2007 papers are particularly invited to submit. For any questions, please contact the guest editor: Uwe Aickelin University of Nottingham, UK Uwe.Aickelin@nottingham.ac.uk |



