Post date: Dec 3, 2014 8:53:45 PM
Goal: Following previous editions, the goal of this meeting is to bring together researchers interested in Membrane Computing (theory and applications), in order to exchange ideas, problems, solutions, and to work together in a friendly environment. Only invited talks and short and provocative presentations will be scheduled during the first days. The rest of the meeting will be mainly devoted to joint work. Those interested in having such presentations should inform the organizers (ariscosn 'at' us.es) some days before the meeting.
The participants are strongly encouraged to circulate open problems and research proposals by posting them to the mail list openproblems-bwmc 'at' listas.us.es. Instructions on how to subscribe/unsubscribe to this mail list and how to access the messages can be found here and here.
Dates: 2nd February, 2015 (Monday) - 6th February, 2015 (Friday)
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Proceedings: As usual, about two months after the meeting a pre-proceedings volume will be published as a research report of the RGNC. A selection of final papers will be published in a special issue of a journal ,as it was the case with the first nine editions: Natural Computing 2(3) 2003, New Generation Computing 22(4) 2004,Journal of Universal Computer Science 10(5) 2004, Soft Computing 9(9) 2005, International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science 17(1) 2006, Theoretical Computer Science 372(2) 2007, Fundamenta Informaticae 87(1) 2008, International Journal of Unconventional Computing 5(5) 2009, International Journal of Computers, Communication & Control 4(3) 2009, Romanian Journal of Information Science and Technology 13(2) 2010, International Journal of Natural Computing Research 2(3) 2011, and International Journal of Computer Mathematics 90(4) 2013, and International Journal of Unconventional Computing 9(5-6) 2013. Twelve of these journals are indexed in the ISI JCR.
Web page: http://www.gcn.us.es/13bwmc.
News will be communicated through the web of the Research Group on Natural Computing, and through the Vienna P systems web page.
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Links to previous editions, here