Well ... View our Bees Algorithm paper and presentation. You will find plenty of buzz there!
The Conference is literally buzzing
Its do so!? Its already singing! This was first half, lets see what will happen next week... opera!? who knows!..
Hi everybody
So far so good, it seems we are begining the second half very good !!!!
Afshin
YES!!!! let's have extra time. Then maybe I'll get all of my authors to do their presentations with sound.
..but please, let's not let it go to penalties. ;)
Well, Mark! You win!
In fact, we all win. It is a true win-win situation.
The Conference has almost ended, but the website will be left open for people to view papers and presentations and post comments and replies for some (extra) time to come.
Do encourage your authors to do what is needed to complete their parts.
Note the word "encourage". Not "penalise". So no fear about penalties!
Yep. It's a week since the conference has ended. But this conference relies on its participants. It can continue beyond its official end, but if and only if people have both the energy and the interest to continue discussing topics they are interested in. Papers, methods, philosophy.... Anything goes really, as long as someone, somewhere wants it to go.
... except, that is, for Mr Dent, whose cover is about to be blown. Curious? Look here.
Read also the post "Where are the Bay Bees gone?".
The Bay Bees have gone into hibernation. Click here for more information on what has been happening with them.
However, despite the apparent sleepiness among the bees colony, the Conference is still buzzing.
In the seven weeks since IPROMS 2006 started, this website has had over 30,000 visits involving more than 250,000 file downloads.
The Bees Algorithm paper has had the largest number of viewings to date (1289 by 21 August 2006).
Perhaps, we should have invented a prize for the paper with the most (decent) exposure!
hope it won't start singing