ISAL 2015 - Second ISAL summer school

ALIFE 15 accepts submissions in either full paper (8 pages) or extended abstract (2 pages) format. Accepted papers and abstracts will be published by MIT Press as open-access electronic proceedings. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following aspects of Artificial Life:
Bio-inspired and evolutionary robotics
Self-replication, self-repair and morphogenesis
Artificial chemistry and cellular automata
Perception, cognition and behavior
Embodied, interactive systems
Collective dynamics of swarms
Complex dynamical networks
Evolutionary dynamics
Ecological and social dynamics
Economy/society/social media as living systems
Methodologies and tools for artificial life
Applications to nanotechnology, biology or medicine
Applications to business and finance
Applications to games and entertainment
Artificial life-based art
Philosophical and ethical issues
Artificial life and education