Presenter: Luis Felipe Macias-Ramos
 
Date: 15th November, 2013 (Friday), 15:30 –  16:15
 
Place: Meeting Room 311, Building South No.1  (南一楼中311会议室)
邀请方:“多谱信息处理技术”国家级重点实验室
CV:Luis  Felipe Macias-Ramos got his Master Degree in Computer Science in 2005 by the  University of Sevilla, Spain. After that, he worked as developer and system  engineer in several IT companies, specialising in managing computer systems and  users for the Public HealthCare Service of Andalusia, Spain. In 2010, he joins  the Research Group on Natural Computing of the University of Sevilla led by  Prof. Mario J. Perez-Jimenez, where he starts developing his Ph. Degree in the  field of Natural Computing, and more specifically in Membrane Computing. Since  then, he has made numerous contributions to the MC community such as developing  Spiking Neural P system simulators for the pLinguaCore library, collaborating in  the writing of several papers in the matter and participating in the  organization to numerous conferences. 
Title of Lecture: Membrane system: A bio-inspired computing  model
 
Abstract: Membrane Computing is an  emerging branch of natural computing aiming to abstract computing models (called  membrane systems) from the structure and the functioning of the living cell.  Since the foundation of the discipline, many membrane systems variants have  appeared covering different approaches of the modelled reality. In this talk, we  will discuss in a very strightfordward way the description of the three main  membrane systems categories: cell-like, tissue-like and  neural-like.