6th International Multi-Conference on Complexity, Informatics and Cybernetics, Orlando, Vereinigte Staaten

Abbrevation

IMCIC

Link

http://www.iiis-spring15.org/Imcic/Website/Default.asp?vc=26

City

Orlando

Country

United States

Deadline Paper

2014-09-10

Start Date

2015-03-10

End Date

2015-03-13

Abstract

Conceptual and instrumental relationships among Complexity, Informatics and Cybernetics are continuously growing, cross–fertilizing each other and generating important theoretical and technological synergies. Similar concepts and theories support both Complexity Science and Cybernetics. Informatics and cybernetics have been increasingly related via computing, communications and control technologies; and even some authors conceive them as the same but with different names, emphasis or orientation. Complexity and Informatics have been supporting each other in theory and practice. The purpose of the Organizing Committee of the International Multi–Conference on Complexity, Informatics and Cybernetics: IMCIC 2015 is to bring together scholars and professionals from the three fields, Complexity, Informatics and Cybernetics, in order to promote and foster inter–disciplinary communication and interactions among them; in order to make possible the intellectual humus required for inter–disciplinary synergies, inter–domain cross–fertilization and the production of creative analogies. Consequently, formal disciplinary oriented breakout sessions will be complemented with interdisciplinary presentations and informal conversational sessions. There are many good disciplinary, specific and focused conferences in any one of the major themes of IMCIC 2015. There are also good general conferences, which have a wider scope and are more comprehensive. Each one of these kinds of conferences has its typical audience. IMCIC 2015 Organizing Committee purpose is to bring together both kinds of audiences, so participants with a disciplinary and focused research will be able to interact with participants from other related disciplines for interdisciplinary communication and potential inter–disciplinary collaborative research.