School of Computer Science - Internal Research Seminar Series

Spring Term 2004

Mondays 16:00, Comp. Sci. room UG40
(unless otherwise stated)

The seminar web page has changed. The new seminar web page is located at http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/events/seminars/all_seminars.html?series_id=ainc.

Date	Speaker	Title
26^th January	Joanna Bryson University of Bath	Modularity, specialized learning, and an innate bias for reason
2^nd February	Peter Andras University of Newcastle	Understanding Complex Systems
9^th February	Dominique Chu University of Birmingham	Emergence of Uptake Signals in Bacterial DNA
16^th February	Gabriel Landini University of Birmingham	Missing from the reading list: the Voynich manuscript
24^th February	Martin Leucker Uppsala University, Sweden	Learning of Event-Recording Automata
1^st March	Graham Kendall University of Nottingham	TBA
8^th March	Khurshid Ahmad University of Surrey	Notes on Learning to Compute and Computing to Learn
15^th March	Alex Freitas University of Kent	A Hybrid Decision Tree/Genetic Algorithm method for Data Mining
22^nd March	Clive Thursfield R&D, Access to Communication and Technology, NHS	Can AI be a Surrogate Guardian and Teacher for Someone with Physical and Cognitive/Language Difficulties
19^th April	Matthias Scheutz University of Notre Dame	When Aggression Pays off: Insights from Simulations with Artificial Agents in an Evolutionary Survival Task
26^th April	Peter Flach University of Bristol	TBA
10^th May	Colin Frayn University of Birmingham (CERCIA)	Principles of Computer Chess

The seminar web page has changed. The new seminar web page is located at http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/events/seminars/all_seminars.html?series_id=ainc.

The seminars are on Monday afternoons in Room UG40, Computer Science Building, West Campus, and are intended for audience interested in evolutionary/quantum/molecular computation or machine learning and artificial intelligence in general. If you wish to confirm that a particular seminar is taking place please contact Peter Tino (email P.Tino@cs.bham.ac.uk, tel. 0121 414 8558). More information about seminars in the School can be found at URL http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/events/seminars/index.html. Tea and biscuits afterwards in the Coffee Room. Information about previous AINC seminars can be obtained at http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/~jxb/NC/ncSEMS.shtml#sems.

Last modified 08 January 2004
Peter Tino (P.Tino@cs.bham.ac.uk)
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