Abstracts Language Evolution Modeling newsletter Medline Web of Science Full-texts Researchindex.com Pre-print server computer science, mathematics, etc. (lanl) Pre-print server cognitive science (Cogprints) Pre-print server computer science, mathematics, physics, "nonlinear sciences" (self-organising systems, cellular automata, chaotic dynamcs,...) (arXiv) Language Evolution and Computation Resources Ingenta (abstracts, full text search, departments, MedLine) Jelle's electronic library (you need login & password) Information on relevant conferences Cognitive Science Society's list of conferences AI Magazine's Calendar of Events EvoNet's list of conferences Conferences related to Language Evolution and Computation Impact Factors ISI Impact factors (2001) Research Index's impact factors A list of Impact Factor lists References The BIB file of the AI lab Brussels. In this database there are almost 500 references to papers. This is the PDF version of that file.

Related institutions Language Evolution and Computation Unit,  University of Edinburgh (Jim Hurford, Simon Kirby) AI Lab Brussels, and their internal webpages (you need login & password) SONY Computer Science Laboratory - Paris Artificial Intelligence Laboratory of the University of Zürich (Rolf Pfeifer) Department of Cognitive Science,  University of California, San Diego (John Batali) Program in Theoretical Biology (Evolution of signals, syntax and language),  Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems,  School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences, University of Sussex Biosystems,  Informatics Research Institute, University of Leeds (Seth Bullock, Jason Noble) Research groups working on evolution of language, as listed in the Language Evolution and Compution Resources Programming Libraries and Applications on the Web To maintain your database of BIB-entries (for Latex), you can use some scripts and programs that are part of the ref2bib package, created by Rob de Boer and Stan Maree; the package comes with an extensive manual. It works under c-shell, so if you use bash you should type csh before running the scripts. Linux applications for scientists, a useful, extensive and searchable collection of links to libraries and applications (e.g. mathematics/visualization libraries in C++) Libraries and Algorithms for AI and Alife applications rpmfind, an overview of rpm's (= easy to install) of many, many applications for Linux. ROOT, a C++ interpreter + graphical + mathematical library Garnet , a graphics package for LISP