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INSC 2003 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FOR ALL REGISTRATIONS
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INSC 2003
February 7, 8, and 9, 2003
Vienna, Austria
THE CONFERENCE IS BEING HELD AT THE
UNIVERSITY
OF VIENNA IN DOWNTOWN VIENNA
Address
Dr. Karl Lueger Ring 1; A-1010
Conference registration will be in front of the Kleiner Festsaal from 1600 –1930 beginning on Thursday 6th February NOTE THAT POSTERS WITH ARROWS MARKING LOCATION OF REGISTRATION WILL BE POSTED Information about discount lunch and other special activities will be available at that time. General Building Plan, enter Karl Leuger Ring First floor plan, note Kleiner Festsaal Room MAP FOR LOCATION OF UNIVERSITY AND HOTELS HERE
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Left to right, some famous
Vienna residents: Bertha Felicie Sophie von Suttner;
Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander
Schrödinger; Sigmund Freud; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
International Nonlinear
Sciences Conference
Research and Applications
in the 
Life Sciences
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CONFERENCE
SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED
The Scientific Program Committee is pleased to announce the keynote speakers for INSC 2003.
DISTINGUISHED
SPEAKER ADDRESS
Prof.
Dr. rer. nat. Dr. h.c. mult. Hermann Haken
Professor of Theoretical
Physics, ,
University of Stuttgart
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WITH KEYNOTE ADDRESSES BY |
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Prof.
Dr. Tönu Puu Institutionen för nationalekonomi, CERUM, Umea University, Umea, Sweden "Oligopoly
Dynamics – A Traditional Area for Complex Dynamics in Economic Theory.” |
Prof.
Jack Cohen Reproductive Biologist, Birmingham Women's Hospital Assisted Conception Unit, Internationally Honored Author (The Collapse of Chaos) and Honorary Professor, Mathematics Institute, Warwick University |
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DISTINGUISHED
SPEAKER ADDRESS
University of
Stuttgart
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AN INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE
Scientists and
practitioners in all areas of psychology and the life sciences are invited to
consider attending and presenting their
work at the International
Nonlinear Sciences Conference to be held in Vienna, Austria, on February 7, 8,
and 9, 2003.
The three-day event is
intended to be a working conference, with ample opportunity for participants to
interact and to share ideas and new findings.
The goal of the conference
is to engage an international group of researchers and practitioners
in an exchange of ideas about the dramatic new ways nonlinear science is impacting in our diverse fields.
Each conference day will include sessions devoted to the newest advances in nonlinear science and practice, as well as sessions devoted to the presentation and discussion of attendee’s contributions. Uniquely Viennese social events are planned for the evenings, as are presentations by specially invited speakers. Programs for accompanying persons will also be available.
The meetings will be held in newly renovated classrooms of the historic Vienna University located in downtown Vienna, close to the many cultural and historic attractions Vienna has to offer, including the Opera House and world-famous coffee houses. Weather in Vienna in February is cold, but usually sunny and pleasant.
Arrangements have been made for inexpensive accommodations in apartments vacated by students during winter break; a range of levels of apartment accommodations will be available; off-season rates will also be in effect at downtown hotels. Off-season airfares are also usually available from North and South America in February. Arrangements for discounted trips to Eastern Europe, or extended stays in Austria, will also be available for participants wishing to combine conference activities with a winter holiday.
The conference is being hosted by the Austrian Dynamics-Complexity-Human Systems Society, and is co-sponsored by the Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology and Life Sciences, and a growing list of European institutions and societies. An international Program Committee of distinguished researchers and practitioners is developing program details, and financial support for programs is actively being sought from several sources.
A web page with conference information is available shortly at www.societyforchaostheory.org.
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Robert J. Porter, Ph.D., Conference Chair |
Dick Bird BSc MSc PhD., Conference Co-Chair and General Secretary of the
Conference |
Prof. MD Karl Toifl, Conference Co-Chair and Chair of the Local Arrangements
Committee |
Richard Heath BSc (Hons.), PhD Conference Co-Chair and Chair of the Program Committee |
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Professor Psychology
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