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Résumé: The main goal of the conference is to review the state-of-the-art of the theory, technology and applications related to the notion of Stochastic Resonance (SR) in its broader meaning and implications.

The SR was initially proposed in 1981 as a possible mechanism to explain the periodic recurrence of Ice Ages. Since then the study of SR and SR related phenomena has grown almost exponentially. In the last few years a relevant number of new researchers has entered the field and explored new interesting directions. This International Conference will provide scientists from different background with a forum where to present and discuss the most recent advances in the field of Stochastic Resonance.

Résumé: Between the 9th to the 11th of September 2008 the Bath Institute for Complex Systems will be hosting an international multidisciplinary conference at the University of Bath, located in the beautiful spa town of Bath, UK.

The title of the conference is "Emergence in Complex Systems" and will cover a host of topics related to the various aspects of emergence and complexity, including Complex physical and mechanical systems, Collective behaviour and self-organisation, Network models, the social sciences and economics.

Speakers include: Nigel Gilbert (University of Surrey), Marty Golubitsky (Ohio State University (formerly University of Houston)), Henrik Jensen (Imperial College), Mark Miodownik (Kings College London), Tom Mullin (University of Manchester), Didier Sornette (ETH, Zurich)

Résumé: The purpose of the workshop is to bring together researchers working in the main areas of Complex Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent Systems, Medical Applications and Biomedical Computing for presenting their recent results, exchanging ideas, and cooperating in a friendly framework.

Résumé: The purpose of the conference is to bring together researchers working in the main areas of Complex Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent Systems, Medical Applications and Biomedical Computing for presenting their recent results, exchanging ideas, and cooperating in a friendly framework.

Résumé: This event is the most important meeting on statistical physics in Mexico and it has been taking place yearly for the last thirty seven years with high scientific level. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss frontier problems in basic statistical physics and its applications to technological, chemical and biological research, among others, as well as to get knowledge of hot topics in these fields. Therefore, to succeed in this, the meeting is bringing together international qualified experts from different research groups providing an excellent occasion for academic exchange between local and foreign colleagues in a pleasant informal environment. The main program consists of plenary lectures given by selected invited speakers who share, in a general way, relevant results from their research, and poster sessions presented mainly by graduate students.

Résumé: Four-week workshop including a one-week international conference