101. Smith Institute: Complexity At The Molecular Level Smith Institute workshop. Eindhoven, the Netherlands; 23 December 2004. http://www.smithinst.ac.uk/Events/Eindhoven/index_html

Complexity at the molecular level date : venue: Eindhoven, The Netherlands selected page: Complexity at the molecular level Format and programme of workshop Background information Eindhoven NETIAM Report Eindhoven NETIAM Report (presentations not included) The fourth NETIAM workshop on "Complexity in modelling proteins and interfaces at the Molecular Level", was held at TU/e, Eindhoven in the Netherlands on 2-3rd December 2004. This topic underpins much modern research in the biological and material sciences. These subjects are well known to pose mathematical modelling challenges on several length scales, of which the micron scale is generally crucial. However, micron-scale phenomena can be fully addressed only by using information from the molecular level. Examples are the rearrangement of the complex system of protein molecules during the phase change that is crucial to spinning spider silk, and the targetting of different body tissues by drugs, where molecular constituents can distort into complex geometrical shapes. The workshop will consider how to address such questions in the light of ab initio quantum mechanical calculations and new ideas for network-based atomistic and gene modelling. Dates: 2-3 December 2004 Venue: Eindhoven, The Netherlands

102. Complex System Complex System Kansas City Chiefs Game Foundations of ComplexSystem Theories In Economics, Evolutionary Biology and Statistical Physics by Sunny A. Auyang, http://kansascitysports.usamsoc.com/complexsystem.html

Complex System Foundations of Complex-System Theories: In Economics, Evolutionary Biology and Statistical Physics by Sunny A. Auyang, CLICK HERE Complex adaptive system Complex adaptive systems are special cases of complex systems. They are complex in that they are diverse and made up of multiple interconnected elements and adaptive in that they have the capacity to change and learn from experience. Complex system - There are many definitions of complexity, therefore Complement membrane attack complex - The membrane attack complex (MAC) is typically formed on the surface of intruding pathogenic bacterial cells as a result of the activation of the complement system , and it is one of the ultimate weapons of the immune system. It is composed of a complex of four complement proteins (C5b, C6, C7, and C8) which bind to the outer surface of the plasma membrane, and many copies of ... Circulatory system - A circulatory system (cardiovascular system in biology classes) is an organ system that moves substances to and from cells; it can also help stabilize body temperature and pH (part of homeostasis). There are three types of circulatory systems (from simplest to most complex): no circulatory system, ... Complexity, Complex Systems and Chaos Theory.

103. TOL At Berkley Tree Of Life Project Evolution of Life on this Planet http://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/tol.pdf

104. Complex System Information, Complex System Reference Articles - CanadaSpace Refe Canadian Information and research on Complex system on CanadaSpace Reference online encyclopedia. Find canadian articles and information resources on Complex system. http://reference.canadaspace.com/search/Complex system/

reference Home Local Dating News ... Resources Search for: Home / Complex system Complex system This article largely discusses complex systems as a subject of mathematics and the attempts to emulate physical complex systems with emergent properties. For other scientific and professional disciplines addressing complexity in their fields see the complex systems article and references. A complex system is a system composed of interconnected parts that as a whole exhibit one or more properties (behavior among the possible properties) not obvious from the properties of the individual parts. A system’s complexity may be of one of two forms: disorganized complexity and organized complexity . In essence, disorganized complexity is a matter of a very large number of parts, and organized complexity is a matter of the subject system (quite possibly with only a limited number of parts) exhibiting emergent properties. Examples of complex system s that complexity models are developed for include ant colonies , human economies and social structures climate nervous system s

105. Software |Vensim Dynamic feedback models for Windows. Purchase online. http://www.vensim.com/software.html

New ! Vensim 5 is now released. See the Read Me notes here. Vensim Simulation Software Vensim is used for developing, analyzing, and packaging high quality dynamic feedback models. Models are constructed graphically or in a text editor. Features include dynamic functions, subscripting (arrays), Monte Carlo sensitivity analysis, optimization, data handling, application interfaces, and much more. Ventana Systems also provides the Molecules software , for constructing system dynamics models from "chunks" or molecules of system dynamics structure. Comparison Chart for different Vensim configurations Documentation available on this website Vensim PLE Vensim PLE (Personal Learning Edition) is software that gets you started in system dynamics modeling and is free for educational use and inexpensive for commercial use. Vensim PLE is ideal for classroom use and personal learning of system dynamics. Vensim PLE Plus Vensim PLE Plus bridges the gap between the inexpensive (or free) PLE and our higher configurations. PLE Plus is fully featured for its price point and includes data connectivity, multiple views, Monte Carlo sensitivity simulations, game simulations, and the new model-user interface (Input and Output Controls). PLE Plus can be purchased by credit card on our secure sever.

106. Powersim Studio 8 | Powersim Software A family of dynamic simulation programs for Windows. Website contains overview of product line. http://powersim.com/

107. The Global Brain Concept The parallels between biological brains and the global Internet. http://www.santafe.edu/~gmk/MFGB/node14.html

Next: Phase-Transition in the Up: Messy Futures and Global Previous: Global Information and The Global Brain Concept The parallels between biological brains and the global Internet has been discussed in some details in [ ]. In this section we want to summarize some elements and provide some recent examples and applications. In 1983 Russell [ ] proposed a Global Brain that might emerge from a worldwide network of humans who were highly connected through communications. He based his argument on the observation that throughout evolution qualitative transitions to a new level of organization have been observed to occur in several instances where a system attains approximately 10 billion ( ten to the tenth power ) units that are tightly but flexibly coupled. Examples include the number of atoms in a bio-molecule, the number of molecules in a cell, and the number of cells in the cortex of the human brain. Since the world population (5.7 billion, 1994) is within an order of magnitude of ten to the tenth and growing, the threshold for a new level of organization, by his arguments, could be reached soon . Thus Russell saw the network of interconnected humans forming a Global Brain; we expand the concept to include computers not only as communication links between humans, as Russell used them, but as active information-processors alongside humans. Simulations in this environment will have to include life-like, agent based elements (see e.g. [

108. Denise's Portfolo I learned that my school is part of a complex system in my quest to recommend math curriculum for New School students. A complex system is defined as, http://www.denisekhenry.com/systems.php

Home Resume Current Projects Graduate Work ... Contact Me Jump to Work Sample Data Technical Cognitive Communication Interpersonal Principles... Processes Systems Curriculum Recommendation Final Report 795A Final Report Standard Systems: Understand that we live and work within systems of cause and effect in which actions may have multiple origins and consequences. Artifact Context Spring 2009 EDTEC 795A Seminar Mathematics Curriculum Recommendation Individual Project I completed a semester-long project, working in the role as educational consultant, at my school site. New School, a Community Day High School located in Watsonville, California, is in the process of redefining its goals for students. The school operates under the alternative school umbrella in the Pajaro Valley Unified School District. In December 2008, the school's principal and district supervisor retired. The change in key administrative staff spurred an examination of the school's academic structure. The results of my analysis resulted in a report that formed the basis of specific curricular and pedagogical recommendations for New School. Link to Standard I learned that my school is part of a complex system in my quest to recommend math curriculum for New School students. A complex system is defined as, "...any system featuring a large number of interacting components (agents, processes, etc.) whose aggregate activity is nonlinear (not derivable from the summations of the activity of individual components) and typically exhibits hierarchical self-organization under selective pressures" (Rocha, 1999). The entities of the school’s system, which I encountered in the development of my project, are listed in the chart below.

109. Memetics And Memetic Algorithms List of mailing lists, forums, algortihms, and websites. http://www.aridolan.com/ad/adb/MM.html

Home Page Alife Database (Main Menu) Home Page Memetics and Memetic Algorithms File Not found File Not found The requested URL /~faisal/man/bookmarks.html was not found on this server. Genetic Algorithms and Artificial Life Resources Genetic Algorithms and Artificial Life Resources Indexes Related indexes include Alife Online at the Santa Fe Institute, The Genetic Algorithms Archive at the Navy Center for Applied Research in Aritificial Intelligence, EnCoRe and Zooland by J�rg Heitk�tter, Complex (Adaptive) Systems Information collected by Alex Mallet, Nova Genetica by Darin R. Molnar, the Genetic Programming Notebook by Jaim Genetic algorithms Genetic algorithms Bibliography General Applications Departments Disciplines Personal home pages General information Genetic Algorithms Archive Genetic algorithms overview Nova Genetica Departments Ann Arbor Michigan Berlin HU Berlin TU Duluth Minnesota Lansing Michigan State London University College Mannheim Sankt Augustin Santa Fe Urbana-Ch The Genetic Algorithms Archive The Genetic Algorithms Archive The Genetic Algorithms Archive is a repository for information related to research in genetic algorithms. Available from this site are past issues of the GA-List digest, source code for many GA implementations, and announcements about GA-related conferences. Also, links are given to many interesting sites around the World with material related to evolutionary comput

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111. Complex Biosystems Modeling Laboratory Simulation platforms for self-organizing and adaptive biosystems. http://biosystems.mit.edu

This site intended to run on Firefox 2.0+ or Internet Explorer 7+ (Click to close.) Complex Biosystems Modeling Laboratory (CBML) home people projects publications ... resources WELCOME TO CBML Introduction Work at CBML is highly interdisciplinary with multiple national and international collaborations. CBML's collaborative contributions to the field of integrative cancer research range from innovative agent-based modeling [ ] and the application of game theory [ ] and scaling laws [e.g. ] to in silico work on genetic instability [ ] and carrying capacity [ ]. Through CViT , CBML is also involved in IT infrastructure development for in silico cancer research [ ]. For more information please visit CBML's list of publications Webmaster: Jon Sagotsky , Last Modified on 01/04/10.

112. Learning Organization Principles & Project Management by JS Wasileski 2005 - Cited by 6 - Related articles http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1099435.1099531

113. Highlife Theory - Existance Of God - Gaia, Greek Goddess Of Earth Religious aspect of Gaia http://www.gaia-god.com

Gaia, Greek Goddess of Earth Gaia-God Ant Power Technology Human Rights ... The Book Highlife Theory Examining the Possibility of Life on Earth Developed by Tony Bondhus on July 4, 1991 Written by Tony Bondhus Also included in the book Sign of Jonas Also available in Other Languages This theory far extends our knowledge of the Gaia Hypothesis (named for Gaia, Greek Goddess of Earth) as well as our knowledge of Evolution. It cuts to the very foundation of our understanding, and brings us enormous possibilities for a future that is beyond our wildest dreams. This theory explains what God is. Some ask the question, why would God allow us to know what God is. The reason is that this little piece of information leads us down a path of logic, which will bring world peace. This little piece of information will allow us to perfect our society, thereby creating world peace as well as many other wonderful things. We've gotten close before, with the Gaia Hypothesis, but just missed it. The Gaia Hypothesis showed the entire Earth as one large living organism, but failed to show it as an intelligent organism. Highlife Theory shows it as an extremely intelligent organism. For those who are unfamiliar with the Gaia Hypothesis (named for Gaia, Greek Goddess of Earth) it was introduced in Russia first, about a hundred years ago, then again about 50 years later in English speaking countries. Each time spawning new religions, which were fairly large considering they were spawned by scientific theories. If you are unfamiliar with the Gaia Hypothesis (named for Greek Goddess of Earth), don't worry, there is a short introduction to Gaia in this, just read on.

114. Taming Nature S Numbers New Scientist 19 July 2003 File Format PDF/Adobe Acrobat Quick View http://www.math.auckland.ac.nz/~king/745/topics.pdf

115. Memetics Papers On The Web An index of online papers and articles about meme theory. http://www.lycaeum.org/~sputnik/Memetics/

Memetics publications on the web: This site uses QBullets to mark links: This is an "http" link to an external web site This is a "mailto" link that will pop up an email form This links to a plain text file This links to a file hosted at this site Also, names in green mark frequently-cited authors, and green asterisks ( ) mark frequently-cited works A Critique and Defense of Memesis Memesis Symposium (1996): "As of today memetics is very far from fulfilling the requirements of a science. But I think it is just a matter of time before most of these problems have been resolved." Antomarini, Brunella Speel, Hans-Cees Questions and Answers about Memetics MONTAG (1996): Five questions and answers about memes, translated from an Italian book series. Aunger, Robert A Report On The Conference "Do Memes Account For Culture?" Held At King's College, Cambridge JOM:EMIT Aunger, Robert Culture Vultures The Sciences (1999): A review of Blackmore's The Meme Machine B Baldassarre, Gianluca Cultural evolution of "guiding criteria" and behaviour in a population of neural-network agents JOM:EMIT (2001): "This work presents a computational model that investigates the nature and function of some forms of "guiding criteria" in the cultural evolution of a population of agents that learn and adapt to the environment using neural networks."

116. Gaia. By Brig Klyce Annontated overview by Brig Klyce. http://www.panspermia.org/gaia.htm

COSMIC ANCESTRY Quick Guide Next Gaia What'sNEW Is it too much to suggest that we may recognize... the beauty and fittingness of an environment created by an assembly of creatures? Regardless of the paradigm we use to explain it, life on Earth has evolved from bacteria, to single-celled eukaryotic creatures, to multicelled animals and plants, to animals and plants with highly specialized organs and systems. This truth we can all accept. The environment of Earth has also evolved. Earth has cooled, the temperature has stabilized, and the composition of the atmosphere has completely changed. Under the current paradigm, the two parallel evolutions affect each other, but not in any coordinated way. Life consumes resources and discharges waste products; both processes alter the environment. As the environment changes, it presents new challenges to life. So far, luckily, life has been able to meet the challenges. That's the orthodoxy. The Oxygen Atmosphere The most important change in Earth's environment since life began is the buildup of free oxygen in the air. Before life became established on Earth, the air contained no free oxygen. Today, the atmosphere is 21 percent oxygen. Although small amounts of oxygen were present very soon after life appeared, the significant buildup probably began about two billion years ago. By the time of the Cambrian Explosion, 570 million years ago, the oxygen content had to be approximately as high as it is today. There is evidence that the beginning of the oxygen buildup coincides with the appearance of the first eukaryotic cells. Most bacteria don't require oxygen, and many are poisoned by oxygen. All eukaryotic cells require oxygen for their more complicated and more efficient metabolism. Furthermore, there has to be oxygen for there to be ozone. Ozone shields the surface of Earth from damaging ultraviolet rays. Only with such shielding can life come out from under water or underground and begin to live on the surface

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119. Gaialist.htm: From Or About GAIA-L Discussion List Information and discussion on joining. http://www.his.com/~buck/peter/gaia/gaialist.htm

From or About GAIA-L Discussion List (to participate in the GAIA-L discussion, send sub gaia-l Your Name to listserv@listserv.aol.com GAIA Discussion List FAQ Plans for a Life Raft Does Gaia need Human defense? Gaia Description and Hacker Bacteria ... When China Burps, the World Shakes Created: Sunday, February 11, 1996, 10:21:40 AM Last Updated: Sunday, June 8, 1996, 10:21:40 AM

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