[CSENews] "Exploring Science and Engineering with Evolutionary Computation" by Dr. Philip K. McKinley, 7pm in 3105 EB

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    Exploring Science and Engineering with Evolutionary Computation

By Dr. Philip K. McKinley
Room 3105 Engineering Building
7pm this Thursday

Wouldn't it be great if you could put "Master of Evolutionary 
Computation" on your resume? Well this is the next best thing! This 
Thursday Dr. McKinley will be giving a talk on evolutionary computation, 
an exciting field of computer science that you won't want to miss out 
on! Here is a brief overview of the talk from Dr. McKinley:

    "Evolutionary computation codifies the basic principles of genetic
    evolution in computer software, and provides a powerful method to
    investigate the driving forces in both biological systems and
    complex engineered systems. In this talk, I will describe our recent
    studies in applying various forms of evolutionary computation to
    problems in science and engineering, including: studies of bacterial
    communities and antibiotic resistance, applications to software
    engineering and distributed computing systems, and the design of
    adaptive and self-healing autonomous robots."

And if all of that isn't enough to get you excited for the talk, there 
will also be free pizza!

See you Thursday!
-Your ACM E-Board
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