NiSIS Brainstorming Meeting
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
08.06.2006 - 09.06.2006

Sessions

08.06.2006, 12:30-14:00	Session A1
Opening Chair: Derek Linkens, United Kingdom	Room 1

Welcome
Derek Linkens, United Kingdom

Biological Sensory Systems - Models for NiSIS
Joseph Lengeler, Germany

Bio-ICT Synergies
Fernando Martin-Sanchez, Spain

Performance of Natural and Artificial Organs
Jörg Vienken, Germany

08.06.2006, 14:00-15:30	Session A2
State-of-the art and Grand Challenges Chair: Derek Linkens, United Kingdom

State-of-the-art and Grand Challenges for nature-inspired Data Technologies
Davide Anguita, Italy

State-of-the-art and Grand Challenges for nature-inspired Networks
Trevor P. Martin, United Kingdom

Status Quo & Quo Vadis ? - The Evolutionary View
Michael Pfaff, Germany

Needs of the Industry in the area of Technology Transfer and Practical Implementation
Aleksandar Jovanovic, Germany

08.06.2006, 16:00-17:30	Session A31
Nature-inspired Systems, Modelling, Optimization and Control Group Session Chair: Reinhard Guthke, Germany

Learning of Multitasking from the Liver
Sebastian Zellmer, Germany; Rolf Gebhardt

Nature-inspired Multi-Agent Systems in the Task Assignment Domain
Ronald Westra, Netherlands; Steven de Jong, Karl Tuyls

Towards Nature-inspired Self Management of Problem Solving Strategies
David A. Pelta, Spain; Alejandro Sancho-Royo, Jose L. Verdegay

Nature-inspired Optimization in Process Control
Kauko Leiviskä, Finland

Immune System-inspired Health Monitoring of Machinery using the Danger Theory
Jens Strackeljan, Germany; Kauko Leiviskä, Esko Juuso, Sulo Lahdelma

Application of Artificial Immune System in Wiki-based Information System Recommendation
Janusz Sobecki, Poland

08.06.2006, 16:00-17:30	Session A32
Nature-inspired Networks Group Session Chair: Trevor P. Martin, United Kingdom

Nature-inspired Agents to handle Interactions in Information Technology Systems
Ann Nowe, Belgium

Nature-inspired Methods Can Advance Information Network Modelling
Andreas Nürnberger, Germany

Social-inspired Aspects in Information Systems
Przemyslaw Kazienko, Poland; Katarzyna Musial

Corporate Brain: Sparking new Ideas Through External Associations
Michael Berthold, Germany; Andreas Nürnberger

Selfadaption of Artificial Neural Networks
Christian Hummert, Germany

Can Insights into the Evolution of Natural Communities Move Forward Research on Human Community Dynamics
Tanja Falkowski, Germany

08.06.2006, 16:00-17:30	Session A33
Nature-inspired Nature-inspired Data Base Technology Group Session Chair: Davide Anguita, Italy

Applications in Speciality Chemistry Industry - Waiting for Nature-inspired Solutions
Monika Berendsen, Germany; Reinhard Dudda

Discrete and Continious Aspects of Nature-inspired Methods
Lenka Lhotska, Czech Republic; Martin Macas, Miroslav Bursa

Nature-inspired Methods for Knowledge Generation from Data in Real-Time
Plamen Angelov, United Kingdom

Nature-inspired Methods for Automatic Detection and Classification in Cytogenetic Systems
José Borges, Portugal

Nature-inspired Methods for Local Pattern Detection
Thomas Seidl, Ira Assent, Ralph Krieger, Andreas Steffens

Physically-inspired Artificial Learning Models
Dymitr Ruta, Great Britain; Bogdan Gabrys

Nature-inspired Robustness of Networks
Rüdiger W. Brause, Germany

09.06.2006, 09:00-10:00	Session B1
Final Discussons in the three Groups and Preparation of the Statement in the Closing Session

Conclusion and Grand Challenges for Nature-inspired Data Base Technology
Davide Anguita, Italy

Conclusion and Grand Challenges for Nature-inspired Networks
Trevor Martin, United Kingdom

Conclusion and Grand Challenges for Nature-inspired Systems, Modelling, Optimization and Control
Reinhard Guthke, Germany

09.06.2006, 10:30-12:30	Session B2
Closing - Conclusion by the Focus Group chairmen and open discussion Chair: Derek Linkens, United Kingdom

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