THE
      SPIRIT OF.
DISCOVERY
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art and science international meeting
low power society and thought strategies
trancoso | portugal | june 21 to 23. 2007
free admitance

Pedro Marijuán
 
http://www.idt.mdh.se/ECAP-2005/pedro_marijuan.htmPedro
      C. Marijuán was born in 1952 (San Martin, La Rioja -Spain).
      Education: Industrial Engineer in the field of "Enterprise
      Organization", Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña
      (1975); Doctor of Cognitive Neuroscience, PhD Thesis on "Natural
      Intelligence", Universidad de Barcelona (1989). Selected
      publications: The Dual Brain (book in Spanish: "El cerebro
      dual"), Editorial Hacer, Barcelona (1997). Editor of two
      special issues on FIS: Foundations of Information Science, Journal
      BioSystems (1996, 1998). Editor FIS special issue Journal Symmetry:
      Culture and Science (1997). Editor of special issue on Information
      Science at Cybernetics and Human Knowledge (1998). Editor of
      special issue Cajal and Consciousness at the Annals of the New
      York Academy of Sciences (2001). Fields of interest: information
      science, symmetry, bioinformation, cognitive neuroscience, epistemology,
      philosophy of science. Scholarly activities: General research
      on the nature of intelligence and the nature of information,
      both at the molecular-cellular and organismic (brain) levels;
      co-founder with Michael Conrad of FIS (Foundations of Information
      Science); organizer and co-organizer of several international
      conferences in the FIS field (Madrid 1994, Vienna 1996, Paris
      2005); organizer of the International Cajal Conference (Zaragoza,
      1999); organizer of the regular series of conferences "Ateneo
      del CPS"; organizer of several "Encuentros de Neurociencias
      (2005-07) and "Foros Tecnológicos y Empresariales".
      Academic positions: Research Colaborator at the Universidad de
      Barcelona (1987-88). Visiting Research Associate at the University
      of Canberra (1989-90). Visiting Research Associate at the University
      of Chicago (1990-92). Research Professor at the Universidad de
      Zaragoza (1993-2004). Director Cátedra SAMCA, CPS-I3A,
      Universidad de Zaragoza (2005 - present). 

      
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