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Artificial Life, Volume 18
Volume 18, Number 1, Winter 2012
- Matthew D. Egbert, Xabier E. Barandiaran
, Ezequiel A. Di Paolo
:
Behavioral Metabolution: The Adaptive and Evolutionary Potential of Metabolism-Based Chemotaxis. 1-25 - Amor A. Menezes
, Pierre T. Kabamba:
Optimal Seeding of Self-Reproducing Systems. 27-51 - Koichi Masaki, Kazuhiro Maeda
, Hiroyuki Kurata:
Biological Design Principles of Complex Feedback Modules in the E. coli Ammonia Assimilation System. 53-90 - Marina Klotsman, Ayellet Tal:
Animation of Flocks Flying in Line Formations. 91-105 - Tao Gong, Andrea Baronchelli
, Andrea Puglisi
, Vittorio Loreto:
Exploring the Roles of Complex Networks in Linguistic Categorization. 107-121
- Keith Douglas Farnsworth:
Wetware: A Computer in Every Living Cell. Dennis Bray. (2009, New Haven, London: Yale University Press.) $28 (hardback), 267 pages. 123 - Fumiya Iida
:
Flying Insects and Robots. Dario Floreano, Jean-Christophe Zufferey, Mandyam V. Srinivasan, and Charlie Elington (Eds.). (2009, Springer.) $119, 316 pages. 125-127
Volume 18, Number 2, Spring 2012
- Nathaniel Virgo
, Chrisantha Fernando, Bill Bigge, Phil Husbands:
Evolvable Physical Self-Replicators. 129-142 - Michael W. Lucht:
Size Selection and Adaptive Evolution in an Artificial Chemistry. 143-163 - Heiko Hamann, Thomas Schmickl
, Karl Crailsheim:
A Hormone-Based Controller for Evaluation-Minimal Evolution in Decentrally Controlled Systems. 165-198 - Jose D. Fernández
, Daniel Lobo
, Gema M. Martín, René Doursat, Francisco J. Vico:
Emergent Diversity in an Open-Ended Evolving Virtual Community. 199-222 - Larry Bull:
A Simple Computational Cell: Coupling Boolean Gene and Protein Networks. 223-236
- Anders Lyhne Christensen
:
Self-Reconfigurable Robots - An Introduction. Kasper Stoy, David Brandt, and David J. Christensen. (2010, MIT Press.) $35.00, £24.95, 224 pages. 237-240 - Markus Brede:
Networks - An Introduction. Mark E. J. Newman. (2010, Oxford University Press.) $65.38, £35.96 (hardcover), 772 pages. ISBN-978-0-19-920665-0. 241-242
Volume 18, Number 3, Summer 2012
- Omer Markovitch
, Doron Lancet:
Excess Mutual Catalysis Is Required for Effective Evolvability. 243-266 - Seth Bullock, Dan Ladley, Michael Kerby:
Wasps, Termites, and Waspmites: Distinguishing Competence from Performance in Collective Construction. 267-290 - Benjamin E. Beckmann, David B. Knoester, Brian D. Connelly, Christopher M. Waters, Philip K. McKinley:
Evolution of Resistance to Quorum Quenching in Digital Organisms. 291-310 - Dorota Lipowska
, Adam Lipowski
:
Naming Game on Adaptive Weighted Networks. 311-323
- Genaro Juárez Martínez:
Exploring Discrete Dynamics. Andrew Wuensche. (2011, Luniver Press.) xxxvii + 498 pages, 290 figures, 31 tables. 325-328 - Yair Neuman:
Information and Living Systems: Philosophical and Scientific Perspectives. G. Terzis and R. Arp (Eds.). (2011, MIT Press.) $50. 329-330
Volume 18, Number 4, Fall 2012
- Sebastian Risi
, Kenneth O. Stanley:
An Enhanced Hypercube-Based Encoding for Evolving the Placement, Density, and Connectivity of Neurons. 331-363 - Han The Anh
, Luís Moniz Pereira, Francisco C. Santos
:
Corpus-Based Intention Recognition in Cooperation Dilemmas. 365-383 - Larry Bull:
Evolving Boolean Networks with Structural Dynamism. 385-397 - Amy de Buitléir
, Michael Russell
, Mark Daly:
Wains: A Pattern-Seeking Artificial Life Species. 399-423 - Lisa Schramm, Yaochu Jin
, Bernhard Sendhoff:
Evolution and Analysis of Genetic Networks for Stable Cellular Growth and Regeneration. 425-444 - Jan T. Kim, Anyela Camargo, Alessandra Devoto, Vincent Moulton
, John Turner:
Computational Modeling of the Regulatory Network Organizing the Wound Response in Arabidopsis thaliana. 445-460
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