For those that missed it, slides from Nina's talk have been posted to
http://www.friam.org.
Also, Nina just found out that the talk was awarded "Best in Track" at GECCO
2005 (
http://www.isgec.org/gecco-2005/). Congratulations, Nina!
-Steve
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stephen Guerin [mailto:
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> Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2005 9:15 AM
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> Cc: Nina. Lehmann@Student. Uni-Tuebingen. De
> Subject: [FRIAM] *Today* WedTech Lecture June 29 - Nina Lehmann
>
>
> SPEAKER: Nina Lehmann
> TITLE: Engineering Self-Organizing Networks
>
> AFFILIATION: University of Tuebingen and 2005 SFI Complex Systems
> Summer School
>
> TIME: Wed June 29, 12:30p
> LOCATION: 624 Agua Fria Conference Room
>
> Pizza will be available.
>
> ABSTRACT
> These days we have many decentrally organized networks whose performance is
> mainly dependent on the topology of connections. In P2P networks we have the
> possibility to change the topology of the network in order to achieve desired
> network properties. In my talk, I will speak about how we can model the
> decentralized (self-organized) evolution of networks towards topologies with
> wanted features.
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