Evolution, Complexity and Artificial Life

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One Artefact - Many Phenomena.- Taming the Complexity of Natural and Artificial Evolutionary Dynamics.- Models of Gene Regulation: Integrating Modern Knowledge into the Random Boolean Network Framework.- Attractors Perturbations in Biological Modelling: Avalanches and Cellular Differentiation.- Automatic Design of Boolean Networks for Modeling Cell Differentiation.- Towards the Engineering of Chemical Communication Between Semi-synthetic and Natural Cells.- Cumulative Learning Through Intrinsic Reinforcements.- Development of Categorization Abilities in Evolving Embodied Agents: A Study of Internal Representa tions with External Social Inputs.- Regulatory Traits: Cultural Influences on Cultural Evolution.- Building up Serious Games with an Artificial Life Approach: Two Case Studies.- The Effects of Multivalency and Kinetics in Nanoscale Search by Molecular Spiders.- Towards the Use of Genetic Programming for the Prediction of Survival in Cancer.- A Neuro-evolutionary Approach to Electrocardiographic Signal Classification.- Self-organisation and Evolution for Trust-Adaptive Grid Computing Agents.- Honest vs. Cheating Bots in PATROL-Based Real-Time Strategy MMOGs.- Distribution Search on Evolutionary Many-Objective Optimization: Selection Mappings and Recombination Rate.- Concurrent Implementation Techniques Using Differential Evolution for Multi-core CPUs: A Comparative Study Using Statistical Tests.