Prospective authors are invited to contribute high quality papers in the topic areas listed below. Also, proposals for workshops are welcome. A proposal for a Workshop should include a summary statement (~2 pages) describing the topic and motivation of the workshop and a list of the workshop panelists. No individual papers will be submitted and no papers will appear in the proceedings. Tutorial proposals are welcome as well.


The scope of the conference will cover, but is not limited to the following areas:

* Brain-computer interface and cognitive architectures
* Bayesian networks
* Computational intelligence applications to biomedical systems
* Critical infrastructure systems
* Computational neuroscience
* Connectionist cognitive science
* Data analysis and pattern recognition
* Fuzzy systems
* Graphical networks models, Bayesian networks
* Hardware implementations and embedded systems
* Inductive modelling
* Intelligent control and adaptive systems
* Intelligent environmental systems
* Intelligent Multimedia and the Semantic Web
* Learning algorithms
* Mathematical theory of neurocomputing
* Manufacturing systems
* Multi Agent Systems
* Neural and hybrid architectures and learning algorithms
* Neural control, planning and robotics applications
* Neural dynamics and complex systems
* Neuroinformatics and bioinformatics
* Real world applications
* Self-organization
* Sequencial and structured information processing
* Signal and time series processing, blind source separation
* Vision and image processing