121. Dedicated To The Memory Of Professor Lev Kuzin On The Occasion Of His 70th Birth Personal site which looks at the life and work of Professor Lev T. Kuzin who was one of the founders of modern cybernetics and information science in Russia. http://vew.0catch.com/~kuzin/kuzin70.html

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122. Cybernetic Intelligence Research Group (CIRG) Working group at the department of cybernetics, University of Reading, UK, engaged in the study of intelligence and its application. http://www.cyber.rdg.ac.uk/CIRG/

Skip Page Header and Navigation Cybernetic Intelligence Research Group (CIRG) School of Systems Engineering Quick Links School of Systems Engineering Subject Areas - Computer Science - Cybernetics - Electronic Engineering Research Groups - Applied Software Engineering - Cybernetic Intelligence - Interactive Systems Navigation Home About Us Latest News Grants and Projects ... Search Other Research Groups API ASE CIRG ISP ... PEDAL Search Search the Cybernetic Intelligence Research Group Website : UoR Home School of Systems Engineering Introduction Welcome to the Cybernetic Intelligence Research Group, part of the School of Systems Engineering at the University of Reading ISRG , pioneering research has been undertaken into hurnan- computer implant technology, utilising a radical new direct interface to the nervous system. Further information about the Cybernetic Intelligence Research Group... The Cybernetic Intelligence Research Group is one of six research groups within the School of Systems Engineering . For more information about the other research groups, please visit the School Research Index Featured Pages Project Cyborg 2.0

123. BUBL LINK: Cybernetics Subjects artificial intelligence, complex systems, cybernetics DeweyClass 003Resource type index; cybernetics and Systems Theory Index of Internet http://bubl.ac.uk/link/c/cybernetics.htm

BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus Countries ... Z Cybernetics Titles Descriptions Control Engineering Virtual Library Cybernetic Intelligence Research Group Cybernetics and Systems Societies Cybernetics and Systems Theory ... Web Dictionary of Cybernetics and Systems Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Control Engineering Virtual Library List of worldwide resources in control engineering. Author: Control Group, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge Subjects: cybernetics, engineering links DeweyClass: Resource type: index Cybernetic Intelligence Research Group Cybernetic intelligence describes theoretical, mathematical and philosophical aspects of consciousness and intelligence, and their application to the design of intelligent machines and the control of complex systems. Author: University of Reading School of Systems Engineering Subjects: cybernetics, robotics DeweyClass: Resource type: project Cybernetics and Systems Societies Links to societies concerned with cybernetics and systems theory. Author: Principia Cybernetica Project Subjects: artificial intelligence, complex systems, cybernetics

124. Home.jerome.net Miscellaneous information, news reports and links concerning global economy, environment, global warming, biotechnologies, biointegrity, cybernetics, civilisations and new technologies. http://jerome.net.free.fr

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125. Princeton Cybernetics, Inc. Princeton cybernetics is a leading provider of Windows® application softwareserving the rental industry and the convention/tradeshow industry. http://www.princetoncyber.com/

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126. Instrumentation & Signal Processing Research Group (ISP) Working group at the Department of cybernetics, University of Reading, UK, directed towards the development and use of instrumentation and techniques for the acquisition and processing of information from both natural and manmade signal sources. http://www.cyber.rdg.ac.uk/ISP/

Skip Page Header and Navigation School of Systems Engineering Quick Links School of Systems Engineering Subject Areas - Computer Science - Cybernetics - Electronic Engineering Research Groups - Applied Software Engineering - Cybernetic Intelligence - Interactive Systems Navigation Home About Us Latest News Grants and Projects ... Search Other Research Groups API ASE CIRG ISP ... PEDAL Search UoR Home School of Systems Engineering Introduction School of Systems Engineering at the University of Reading School of Systems Engineering . For more information about the other research groups, please visit the School Research Index Featured Pages Infrared Multilayer Laboratory The Infrared Multilayer Laboratory specialises in the development and manufacture of infrared optical filters and coatings to meet the complex and rigorous demands imposed in space-flight atmospheric sensing instrumentation. Signal Processing Laboratory The Signal Processing Laboratory was established in August 1998 by Sherratt and Evans. Its aim is to embrace the areas of digital and analogue signal processing in both academic research and industrial solutions. Solar Energy Laboratory Our interests lie in the development of optical concentrators to increase the light falling on a given area of solar cells, thus reducing the capital cost for a given electrical output.

127. Gordon Pask - In Memoriam A site dedicated to the memory and work of Gordon Pask. A collection of contributions, reminiscences and obituaries of Professor Pask the man, and tributes and celebrations of his work in psychology, educational technology, cybernetics and systems science. http://www.venus.co.uk/gordonpask/

Gordon Pask - In Memoriam This site is dedicated to the memory and work of Gordon Pask cybernetician extraordinaire It is with deep regret that we announce the death of Gordon Pask on 29th.March 1996 at London, UK. We will be collecting here contributions, reminiscences and obituaries of Professor Gordon Pask the man, and tributes and celebrations of his visionary work. Contact us if you wish to contribute. Email responses Gordon Pask in Ted Nelson's Computer Lib Obituary by Bernard Scott in The Independent ... Aphorism of the Week at the Institute for Cybernetics and Systems Theory, ICS "Pask as Prologue: Cybernetics because of Gordon Pask" 8th. meeting of the Cambridge Cybernetic Society, convened by Paul Pangaro. A Tribute to Gordon from Fenton Robb An obituary for Gordon by Louis Rocha which will appear in the International Journal of General Systems A short learning conversation contributed by Gary Boyd Obituary by Ranulph Glanville, written for the Bulletin of the International Federation for Systems Research ... - Gordon Pask, Remembered and Celebrated, Part I, 30, 5/6. Part II, 30, 7/8. Gordon Pask - A Celebration of his life An event was held in London on Saturday June 8th 1996 If you are interested in any publication or video arising therefrom please let us know by filling in the forms under these hyper-links.

128. Interactive Systems Research Group (ISRG) The unifying theme to the research conducted in this working group at the Department of cybernetics, University of Reading, UK, is the study of systems that require 'humansin-the-loop'. http://www.cyber.rdg.ac.uk/ISRG/

Skip Page Header and Navigation Interactive Systems Research Group (ISRG) School of Systems Engineering Quick Links School of Systems Engineering Subject Areas - Computer Science - Cybernetics - Electronic Engineering Research Groups - Applied Software Engineering - Cybernetic Intelligence - Interactive Systems Navigation Home About Us Latest News Grants and Projects ... Search Other Research Groups API ASE CIRG ISP ... PEDAL Search Search the Interactive Systems Research Group Website : UoR Home School of Systems Engineering Introduction Welcome to the Interactive Systems Research Group, part of the School of Systems Engineering at the University of Reading Further information about the Interactive Systems Research Group... The Interactive Systems Research Group is one of six research groups within the School of Systems Engineering . For more information about the other research groups, please visit the School Research Index Featured Pages Reading Visualisation Centre : HPIVC's CAVE Through a fusion of University, government and commercial funds (SGI, Trimension inc) Prof Megson, Dr Roberts and Prof. Sharkey have established a high performance computing centre with a CAVE TM visualisation facility. This facility immerses the users in an interactive virtual enviroment. A high feeling of presence is obtained by allowing users to actually walk within the enviroment, still seeing their own body and the rest of the group.

129. IEEE Transactions On Systems, Man And Cybernetics, Part B, Electronic Publishing EditorIn-Chief, IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and cybernetics, Part Bcybernetics hall@csee.usf.edu Department of Computer Science and Engineering http://morden.csee.usf.edu/smcB/

IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, Part B, Electronic Publishing Procedures Welcome! Thank you for choosing to submit your manuscript to the IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, Part B electronically. . The following set of pages enables you to submit an electronic version of your journal article for the IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics Part B. Please note that as of January 1, 2002 all papers to Part B must be submitted electronically. The submission process and the advantages are described below. General information on the SMC society and the Transactions is available by following the highlighted links. Reviewer guidelines are within Manuscript Central with some additional ones here. You can find papers accepted for future publication in IEEE Xplore by clicking here. Why submit electronically? What is the format? What kinds of attachments? How do I submit my paper now that it is written? Why? Electronic submission is expected to significantly reduce the review cycle. More importantly, it allows you to include attachments (e.g. images, video, animations) to help explain the research represented in the paper. You can include code and data to allow others to build on your research. In addition, an accepted paper that was submitted electronically will appear on the IEEE XPLORE web site within 3 weeks of receipt of the corrected page proofs of an accepted, formatted paper , so you get your work disseminated faster.

130. Web Dictionary Of Cybernetics And Systems A crossreferenced dictionary of cybernetics and systems. http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/ASC/INdexASC.html

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132. Louis H. Kauffman A topologist working in knot theory discusses the connection between knot theory and statistical mechanics. Sections on cybernetics and knots, Fourier knots and the author's research papers. http://bilbo.math.uic.edu/~kauffman/

Louis H. Kauffman Louis H. Kauffman Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science University of Illinois at Chicago Chicago, IL 60607-7045 Phone: (312)-996-3066 E-Mail: kauffman AT uic.edu Research I am a topologist working in knot theory and its relationships with statistical mechanics, quantum theory, algebra, combinatorics and foundations. This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. DMS - 0245588 and by a grant to study quantum computation and information theory under the auspices of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). I am teaching Calculus, Math 180 in Fall 2005. See Calculus. I taught Applied Linear Algebra, Math 310 in Spring 2005. See Vector Algebra. I taught Calculus, Math 181 in Spring 2005. See Calculus. In July 2004 I taught a workshop on knots and applications at the MSRI workshop at University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC. See Knots in Vancouver for a course description and for downloads for the course. I visited from September 1, 2003 to August 31, 2004 at the University of Waterloo and the Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Canada. In the winter term I taught a course on knots and physics at the university. See

133. Engineering Applications Of Soft Computing Main Focus is the Application of soft Computing in Chemical Engineering cybernetics. Offers MATLAB codes and Manuscripts Related to Fuzzy Modelling, Control, and Data Mining. http://www.fmt.vein.hu/softcomp

134. FUSION Anomaly. Cybernetics cybernetics, interdisciplinary science dealing with communication and control According to cybernetics, the human brain and nervous system coordinate http://fusionanomaly.net/cybernetics.html

Telex External Link Internal Link Inventory Cache Cybernetics This nOde last updated February 26th, 2004 and is permanently morphing... (7 Cauac (Rain) / 7 K'ayab (Turtle) 69/260 - 12.19.11. cybernetics cybernetics (sì´ber-nèt´îks) noun (used with a sing. verb) The theoretical study of communication and control processes in biological, mechanical, and electronic systems, especially the comparison of these processes in biological and artificial systems. [From Greek kubernêtês, governor, from kubernan, to govern.] - cy´bernet´ic adjective - cy´bernet´ically adverb - cy´bernet´icist or cy´berneti´cian (-nî-tîsh´en) noun Cybernetics Cybernetics, interdisciplinary science dealing with communication and control systems in living organisms, machines, and organizations. The term was first applied in 1948 to the theory of control mechanisms by American mathematician Norbert Wiener . Cybernetics developed from investigations into how information is transformed into desired performance. The science arose out of problems that were encountered in the development of so-called electronic brains and of automatic-control mechanisms for military apparatuses. According to cybernetics, the human brain and nervous system coordinate information to determine which actions will be performed; control mechanisms for self-correction in machines serve a similar purpose. This principle, known as feedback , is the fundamental concept of automation. One of the basic tenets of cybernetics is that information can be statistically measured in accordance with the laws of probability. Purposive behavior in humans or in machines requires control mechanisms that maintain order by counteracting the natural tendency toward disorganization.

135. Department: Cognitive And Computational Psychophysics Max Planck Institute for Biological cybernetics, Heinrich B¼ltoff, dir. http://www.kyb.tuebingen.mpg.de/bu/index.html

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137. Untitled Institute of cybernetics and Biophysics, University of Genoa, Italy. http://www.ge.cnr.it/ICB/Inglese/FrameInglese.html

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139. Evolutionary Ethics The evolution of ethical systems is described in scientific terms using cybernetics as its logical foundation. A plausible theory of the integration of science and ethics. Online book http://www.evolutionaryethics.com/

The Evolution of Ethics The Evolutionary Process Seminal Social Catalysts The Evolution of Reason ... pdf print-out The Evolution of Ethics An Introduction to Cybernetic Ethics S. E. Bromberg hits to this site, 190,414 unique visitors Related Issues summarized here, followed by the book Chapters 1-4 present an easy to read theory of ethical evolution. There are web links to other writers on evolution at the bottom of the page The Evolution of Ethics attempts to construct a conceptual bridge between biology and human behavior by examining the cultural and biological feedback system that inspires the evolution of social rules. In theory, at the heart of developing ethical systems is a cybernetic process that arises between the interaction of biology and culture using the informational feedback between the two to further human adaptation and survival. 1 Ethics merges with science in cybernetic ethics . This book presents a credible theory of how the evolution of ethical systems can be linked to science and mathematics. Cybernetics in this context means informational feedback in dynamic systems that sustains or redirects a behavior. Cybernetics is an important building block of biological adaptation and a prior condition to its existence 2. When the subject of ethics arises, reasonable people often ask, "

140. Ernst Von Glasersfeld - Cybernetics And The Art Of Living Ernst von Glasersfeld cybernetics and the Art of Living. http://www.oikos.org/Vonglas2oct.htm

Plenary address 13th European Meeting on Cybernetics and Systems Research Vienna, April 9-12, 1996 Cybernetics and the Art of Living Ernst von Glasersfeld University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA I had intended to begin this talk, as one so often does to break the ice in plenary sessions, by being funny about some trivial matter. But Professor Trappl's sad announcement has put me in a state of shock. Having been traveling for the last two weeks, I had not heard of Gordon Pask's death until this moment - and the loss is far too great to grasp. Gordon had generously supported me some thirty years ago when I entered academia in the United States, and there is no end to the help his ideas gave me in developing my thinking. Now I am crushed by the profound regret that a friend has gone whom I have not thanked nearly enough for the inspiration he provided. So let me start my talk by saying I sincerely hope that a knowledgeable scholar will collect and record the history of the first ten or fifteen years of cybernetics before too many of the fascinating personal and intellectual details of its inventors are irrevocably forgotten. I, unfortunately, am anything but a knowledgeable scholar. I only had by chance some opportunities to witness the development of this revolutionary discipline as an enthusiastic outsider who was profoundly influenced by it. The point that struck me at the outset was that the founding fathers, especially Norbert Wiener and Warren McCulloch, thought of their enterprise not merely as a technique but also as a new and powerful approach to philosophy. But the two interests quickly separated, and the spectacular mathematical and technological successes of cybernetics have until recently all but obscured the philosophical potential.

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