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Subject:

DEADLINE EXTENDED (10 November) - EvoApplications 2018 - Applications of Evolutionary Computation. Parma 4-6 April, 2018

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Stefano Cagnoni <[log in to unmask]>

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          CFP: EVOApplications 2018 - Parma, 4-6 April 2018

          *************************************************
          ******          PLEASE     NOTICE          ******
          ******   DEADLINE EXTENDED TO NOVEMBER 10  ****** 
          *************************************************

EvoApplications,  the  European  Conference  on  the  Applications  of
Evolutionary Computation  brings together researchers in  a variety of
areas   of  application   of   Evolutionary   Computation  and   other
Nature-inspired techniques.

**********************************************************************
Submission Deadline: 10 November 2017, up to 16 pages Springer LNCS
**********************************************************************

EvoApplications' 21st edition will be held as part of the EvoStar 2018
event  in  Parma,  Italy,  4-6   April  2018,  and  co-located  within
EvoStar(http://www.evostar.org)   with   three  related   conferences:
EuroGP, EvoCOP, and EvoMUSART.

In  2018,  Evostar  and  PPSN,   conveniently  located  in  April  and
September,  will  be the  two  most  relevant general  conferences  on
Evolutionary Computation held in Europe.

*Publication*
EvoApplications is accepting two kinds  of submission: full papers and
short papers. Full papers require novel and complete research work and
have  a  limit of  16  pages.  Short  papers should  present  complete
research  or interesting  preliminary results  and have  a limit  of 8
pages. Both  types of  submission will  undergo the  same double-blind
review process  and all accepted papers  will be included in  the LNCS
proceedings.   Based on  reviewers’ assessment,  accepted full  papers
will be presented as full-length  talks, and authors of accepted short
papers will  present a short  talk as well  as present a  poster.  All
authors of  accepted papers will  be given the opportunity  to further
disseminate their work in poster sessions.

Authors of selected publications will be invited to submit an extended
version of their work to  Springer's Genetic Programming and Evolvable
Machines (GPEM, impact factor: 1.514, fast-track review process).


*The Venue*
Parma is  an elegant  city with  the refined  atmosphere of  a "petite
capitale".  It is  rich in cultural treasures and  with its attractive
architecture, shops, and restaurants, it is very welcoming. Parma is a
center of  gastronomic heritage, famous  for Parma ham  and Parmigiano
Reggiano cheese.  The conference will  be held in the  main University
building, in the heart of the town.

*Tracks*
EvoApplications 2018  is composed  of 14 tracks,  each focusing  on an
area of application of genetic  and evolutionary computation and other
related Computational  Intelligence fields. The following  tracks will
be  running   in  2018.    Papers  on  applications   of  Evolutionary
Computation and related  methods to other fields are  also welcome and
will be presented within a "General" track.

- EvoBAFIN  -  Natural Computing  Methods  in  Business Analytics  and
  Finance.
- EvoBIO - Evolutionary Computation,  Machine Learning and Data Mining
  for Biology and Medicine.
- EvoCOMNET  - Nature-inspired  Techniques for  Communication Networks
  and other Parallel and Distributed Systems.
- EvoCOMPLEX - Evolutionary Algorithms and Complex Systems.
- EvoENERGY - Evolutionary Algorithms in Energy Applications.
- EvoGAMES - Bio-inspired Algorithms in Games.
- EvoIASP  -  Evolutionary  Computation   in  Image  Analysis,  Signal
  Processing and Pattern Recognition.
- EvoINDUSTRY - Evolutionary and Bio-Inspired Computational Techniques
  within Real-World Industrial and Commercial Environments.
- EvoKNOW - Knowledge Incorporation in Evolutionary Computation.
- EvoNUM   -   Bio-inspired   Algorithms  for   Continuous   Parameter
  Optimisation.
- EvoPAR - Parallel Architectures and Distributed Infrastructures.
- EvoROBOT - Evolutionary Robotics.
- EvoSET  - Nature-inspired  algorithms  in  Software Engineering  and
  Testing.
- EvoSTOC -  Evolutionary Algorithms and Metaheuristics  in Stochastic
  and Dynamic Environments.

Visit http://www.evostar.org/ or join the EVOstar group on LinkedIn or
Facebook for more details and updates.

EvoApplications Coordinator
Kevin Sim, Edinburgh Napier University, United Kingdom

EvoApplications Publication Chair
Paul Kaufmann, Paderborn University, Germany

Evo* Coordinator
Jennifer Willies, United Kingdom

Evo* Local Chairs
Stefano Cagnoni, UniversitĂ  di Parma, Italy
Monica Mordonini, UniversitĂ  di Parma, Italy

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