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Scientific Aspect
Review Process:
Each paper was reviewed at least by 2 independent reviewers. The WSEAS
Secretariat sent each paper to 4 reviewers. Some papers received reviews from 4
different referees. The WSEAS Secretariat forwarded these comments by
personalized emails to the responsible for the correspondence author. The full
list of the reviewers will be available in the web page:
http://www.worldses.org/reviewers.htm
Only authors of those papers, which are found to have very positive response
from 2 referees and which are modified sufficiently to take into account all the
comments of (at least 2) referees of the conference are invited to send an
extended version in the WSEAS Journals (WSEAS Transactions).
WSEAS sent a full report of the whole review process and the whole
correspondence to the following international indexes that have recognized
officially the Validity and the Reputation of the WSEAS Conferences:
http://www.worldses.org/indexes
Best Student Papers:
The Organizing Committee received the forms that the Session Chairmen filled in
after the end of their Sessions and after additional evaluation and discussion
decided the following.
The Criteria were
a) originality and scientific impact
b) good presentation
c) paper presented by a student
Conference: ACS
Won by: Mr. Miguel Bernabeu
Title: Static versus dynamic heterogeneous parallel schemes to solve the
symmetric tridiagonal eigenvalue problem
Authors: Miguel O. Bernabeu, Antonio M. Vidal
Conference: ICOSSSE
Won by: Mr. Filip Gleissner
Title: The BER Evaluation of UMTS under Static Propagation Conditions
Authors: Filip Gleissner, Stanislav Hanus
Conference: POWER
Won by: Mr. Jong Seok Rho
Title: Analysis and Design of a Small Size Rotary Ultrasonic Motor
Authors: Jong-Seok Rho, Hyun-Kyo Jung
Conference: EDU
Won by: Miss Shaista Rashid
Title: E-Learning & Note-Taking: A Comparative Study
Authors: Shaista Rashid, Dimitris Rigas
Conference: REMOTE
Won by: Mr. Zhaoming Zhang
Title: A study on urban growth, vegetation space variation and thermal
environmental changes of Beijing city based on TM imagery data
Authors: Zhaoming Zhang, Guojin He
Plenary Lectures:
Nanotechnology in optics: foundations, implementations, applications and future
potential
Professor Hartmut Hillmer
Institute of Nanostructure Technologies and Analytics (INA)
and Center for Interdisciplinary Nanostructure Science and Technology (CINSaT)
University of Kassel, D-34132 Kassel, Germany
hillmer@ina.uni-kassel.de
Best approximation of function classes on the real line and spline
interpolation
Professor Gennadi Vainikko
Institute of Applied Mathematics
Tartu University
J. Liivi 2, 50409 Tartu
gen@ut.ee
Quasi Being of Neurons and Fuzzy Logic of Brain
Professor Lev Tsitolovsky
Department of Life Science
University of Bar-Ilan
Ramat-Gan 52900, Israel
tsitol@mail.biu.ac.il
Control of Dynamical Systems in Models for Cancer Treatments
Professor Urszula Ledzewicz
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville, USA
uledzew@siue.edu
Electricity, the human brain and information technologies
From the voltaic pile to neural networks
Professor Francesco Muzi
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
University of L’Aquila, Italy
muzi@ing.univaq.it
Analytical modelling and investigation of the adjustable speed drive
performance under input voltage unbalance
Professor Jiri Klima
Dean of the Technical Faculty of CZU in Prague
Czech Republic
klima@tf.czu.cz
Wind Power and the Impact on Power Systems
Professor Terje Gjengedal
NTNU & Statkraft
P.O.Box 200, Lilleaker, 0216 Oslo, Norway
terje.gjengedal@statkraft.no
Information technology and a meta-learning environment
Professor Seppo Sirkemaa
Turku School of Economics, Pori Unit
P.O.Box 300, 28101 Pori, Finland
seppo.sirkemaa@tse.fi
A divergence operator to quantify texture from multi-spectral satellite
images
Professor Jorge Lira
Instituto de Geofisica
National Autonomous University of Mexico
Cd. Universitaria, 04510 Mexico DF, Mexico
lira@geofisica.unam.mx
Social Aspect
Coffee-Breaks: The WSEAS Organizing Committee offered 6 very rich
coffee-breaks. Each coffee-breaks were composed by filter coffee, decaf. coffee,
tea, local sweets, biscuits, freshly baked pastries. During the Coffee-Breaks
the attendees had several opportunities for to interchange ideas and proposals
for common projects and collaboration.
Banquet: The Conference Banquet took place in the hotel's restaurant. In
addition to the rich buffet, the participants had the opportunity of enjoying a
group of local folklore dancers and singers.
The whole event was really impressive. All the participants had a very good time
and enjoyed themselves very much.
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