SIGEVOlution Volume 5, Issue 1, is now available

The SIGEVOlution newsletter Volume 5 Issue 1 is now available for download from: http://www.sigevolution.org

The new issue features:

• EC Testing of Embedded Systems by Peter M. Kruse, Joachim Wegener
  and Stefan Wappler
• Competitions @ GECCO-2010 by Christian Gagné
• Events reports: NICSO-2010 by David Pelta
• Dissertation Corner
• New issues of journals
• Calls and calendar

The newsletter is intended to be viewed electronically.

Thanks to Pier Luca Lanzi, SIGEvolution Editor-in-Chief.

SIGEVOlution Volume 4, Issue 4, is now available

The SIGEVOlution newsletter Volume 4 Issue 4 is now available for download from: http://www.sigevolution.org

The new issue features:

• Galactic Arms Race by Erin J. Hastings & Kenneth O. Stanley
• A Perl Primer for EA Practitioners by Juan-Julián Merelo
• New issues of journals
• Calls & calendar

The newsletter is intended to be viewed electronically.

Thanks to Pier Luca Lanzi, SIGEvolution Editor-in-Chief.

SIGEVOlution Volume 4, Issue 3, is now available

New issues of the SIGEVOlution newsletter are appearing quite rapidly and the latest---Volume 4 Issue 3---is now available for you to download from: http://www.sigevolution.org

The new issue features:

• Issues in Applying Computational Intelligence by Arthur Kordon
• JavaXCSF by Patrick O. Stalph & Martin V. Butz
• Dissertation corner
• New issues of journals
• Calls & calendar

The newsletter is intended to be viewed electronically.

Thanks to Pier Luca Lanzi, SIGEvolution Editor-in-Chief.

SIGEVOlution Volume 4, Issue 2, is now available

The new issue of the SIGEVOlution newsletter, Volume 4 Issue 2, is now available for you to download from: http://www.sigevolution.org

The new issue features:

• 45 Years of Evolution Strategies: Hans-Paul Schwefel Interviewed for the Genetic Argonaut Blog
• CIG-2009
• Dissertation Corner
• Calls & calendar

The newsletter is intended to be viewed electronically.

Thanks to Pier Luca Lanzi, SIGEvolution Editor-in-Chief.

SIGEVOlution Volume 4, Issue 1, is now available

The new issue of the SIGEVOlution newsletter, Volume 4 Issue 1, is now available for you to download from: http://www.sigevolution.org

The new issue features:

• "Computational Intelligence Marketing" by Arthur Kordon
• "Pyevolve: a Python Open-Source Framework for Genetic Algorithms" by Christian S. Perone
• Calls & calendar

The newsletter is intended to be viewed electronically.

Thanks to Pier Luca Lanzi, SIGEvolution Editor-in-Chief.

New issue of SIGEVOlution

The new issue of SIGEVOlution is now available for you to download from:

http://www.sigevolution.org

The issue features:

• An Interview with Hans-Paul Schwefel with an introduction by Günter Rudolph
• Memetic Algorithms by Natalio Krasnogor
• Learning From Failures in Evolutionary Computation @ GECCO-2009
• new issues of journals
• calls & calendar

SIGEVOlution Volume 3, Issue 3, is now available

I'm a little late with this post because I couldn't reach the blog from China (where I was for the 2009 World Summit on Genetic and Evolutionary Computation). Aside from the web access issues it was an interesting conference and I had a great visit in China more generally. I'm now in Tokyo where I'll visit GPEM associate editor Hitoshi Iba tomorrow, and the only web challenge appears to be in getting Blogger's menus to appear in English rather than Japanese... but I've managed.

Anyway, in the interim I have received mail from Pier Luca Lanzi informing me that the latest issue of SIGEVOlution, the SIGEVO newsletter, has just been released. It is available from http://www.sigevolution.org and features:

• An Interview with John H. Holland with an introduction by Lashon Booker
• It's Not Junk! by Clare Bates Congdon, H. Rex Gaskins, Gerardo M. Nava & Carolyn Mattingly
• Car racing @ CIG-2008
• GECCO-2009 competitions
• New issues of journals
• Calls & calendar

Don't be confused by the "Autumn 2008" cover date. It is indeed a new issue that just came out in June, 2009, but the volume/date correspondence has slipped (and will probably be adjusted soon).