GECCO-99 Student Workshop

Date: Tuesday July 13, 1999

Students with research topics focused on genetic and evolutionary computation, DNA computation, Artificial Life and Agents were invited to apply to participate in the 1999 GECCO Student Workshop. Twenty-four students have been selected to present a 10-12 minute synopisis of their current research to a mentor panel, other students and selected participants at the day-long workshop. Each presentation will be followed by questions and discussion prompted by the mentor panel.

Student participants and links to their papers

Schedule of Presentations

• (regrets from) Dan Ashlock, Iowa State University
  
• James Foster, University of Idaho
  
• Max Garzon, U. of Tennessee
  
• David E. Goldberg, University of Illinois
  
• John R. Koza, Stanford University
  
• Carlo Maley, University of New Mexico
  
• Frank Moore, Miami University, USA
  
• Una-May O'Reilly, MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab (chair)
  
• Tom Ray, Dept. of Zoology, U. of Oklahoma, USA
  
• Conor Ryan, University of Limerick, Ireland
  
• Adrian Thompson, Sussex University, UK
  
• Moshe Sipper, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
  

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

• This workshop was open to any student.
• This one-page poster is entirely distinct from submitting to GECCO-99.
• A submission can overlap with any paper submitted anywhere else
• A submission had to relate some aspect of a project or thesis.
• If you are not a student, you may still attend. To do so, submit an email request to unamay@ai.mit.edu outlining your reasons for requesting to attend the workshop.
• Student attendees and presenters are still awaiting instructions on final submissions and the presentation.

• Details on the one-page poster-style paper that is required
• GECCO Homepage
• GECCO housing and travel info.
• student travel grant application (closed Mar 31)
• This workshop's Call for Participation (closed)