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στοιχειθετούν ποινικό αδίκημα και που αν επαναληφθούν θα καταφύγουμε στα ποινικά δικαστήρια.

2010-09-28T00:16:00.001-07:00

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ΑΝΑΚΟΙΝΩΣΗ

Επειδή κάποιοι ανόητοι Έλληνες "συνάδελφοι" διασπείρουν από καιρό σε καιρό,

εδώ στην Ελλάδα, ανόητες φήμες ότι δήθεν πρέπει να πληρώσεις χρήματα για να δημοσιεύσεις άρθρα στα περιοδικά μας

ή ότι δήθεν πρέπει να έρθεις πρώτα στο συνέδριο μας για να περάσεις άρθρο στα περιοδικά μας.
Δηλώνουμε ότι πρόκειται για ΣΥΚΟΦΑΝΤΙΕΣ και ΛΑΣΠΗ του χειρίστου είδους που στοιχειθετούν ποινικό αδίκημα
και που αν επαναληφθούν θα καταφύγουμε στα ποινικά δικαστήρια.

Λυπούμαστε που θα τους στενοχωρήσουμε αλλά από τότε που όλα μας τα συνέδρια μπήκαν στο ISI,
προχωράει και η είσοδος των περιοδικών. Ήδη τα πρώτα μας περιοδικά πέρασαν τα πρώτα τεστ με επιτυχία,

Εις ό,τι δε αφορά τις κακοήθειες που κάποιοι ζηλότυποι διαδίδουν τους ενημερώνουμε με το κείμενο που υπάρχει στην Ιστοσελίδα μας

Όποιος θέλει ας μας "τεστάρει"

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Professors against Plagiarism in IRAN http://professorsagainstplagiarism.blogspot.com/

2010-01-28T01:35:00.001-08:00

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Senior officials in the Iranian government are suspected of plagiarizing
published scientific content for political gain.
Nature, the international weekly journal of science, reported last week that
its research unearthed even more plagiarism allegations against prominent
figures in Iran. The first person to be implicated more than a year ago was
Masumeh Ebtekar, the head of the Environmental Protection Organization under
President Khatami.
A few months ago, Nature tabbed Transport Minister Hamid Behbahani, who
supervised President Ahmadi-nejad's doctoral thesis, for plagiarism in a
paper he co-authored. Nature says the paper appeared based on three earlier
articles by three different authors. The journal Transport retracted the
paper in October, but the Iranian government has not investigated the
allegations.
Behbahani told the public he did not plagiarize and that only parts of the
article were identical to earlier work. He called the plagiarism allegations
a "media attack, far from fairness and integrity" and "an illegitimate
accusation."
The Majlis did, however, informally investigate Science Minister Kamran
Daneshjou and the four papers he co-authored. Daneshjou oversaw this year's
elections in his previous post of deputy interior minister. The Majlis
Science and Education Committee held an informal inquiry into the case and
dismissed it after Daneshjou's colleague and co-author, Majid Shahravi, took
responsibility for the content in the papers. Three of the four papers have
been retracted from publications. The fourth paper was published in an
Iranian journal.

Nature speculates that the frequent cases of plagiarism in Iran are partly
the result of poor fluency in English. Nature said the culture in Iran and
some other developing countries expects officials to have strong academic
credentials. That encourages resort to plagiarism to uphold this cultural
expectation and gain promotions.
Nature notes many of Iran's best scientists left Iran after the 1979 Islamic
revolution because universities were asked to eliminate Western influences
and staff. Iranian research improved and became more credible in the late
1990s with the help of President Mohammad Khatami who made academic
appointments based on merit, Nature said. It said research in Iran has gone
downhill since Ahmadi-nejad took power in 2005 because political influence
directed promotions within universities.

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Biography of Prof. LOTFI A. ZADEH

2010-01-16T01:02:00.001-08:00

Biography of Prof. LOTFI A. ZADEH

LOTFI ZADEH was born in Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, to a Russian Jewish mother (Fanya Koriman) who was a pediatrician, and an Iranian Azeri father from Ardabil who was a journalist on assignment from Iran.[1] However, at the age of ten, when Joseph Stalin introduced collectivization of farms throughout the Soviet Union, the Zadeh family moved to Iran, his father's homeland.

Zadeh grew up in Iran, and studied at Alborz High School. After high school, he sat for the national university exams and placed second in the entire country. In 1942, he graduated from the University of Tehran with a degree in electrical engineering (Fanni), and moved to the United States in 1944. He received an MS degree in electrical engineering from MIT in 1946, and a PhD in electrical engineering from Columbia University in 1949. [1]

Zadeh taught for ten years at Columbia University, was promoted to Full Professor in 1957, and has taught at the University of California, Berkeley since 1959. He published his seminal work on fuzzy sets in 1965 in which he detailed the mathematics of fuzzy set theory. In 1973 he proposed his theory of fuzzy logic.

Zadeh is noted to be "quick to shrug off nationalism, insisting there are much deeper issues in life", where he himself is quoted stating: "The question really isn't whether I'm American, Russian, Iranian, Azarbaijani, or anything else. I've been shaped by all these people and cultures and I feel quite comfortable among all of them."[2]

Zadeh also notes in the same interview from which the above quote is taken: "Obstinacy and tenacity. Not being afraid to get embroiled in controversy. That's very much a Turkish tradition. That's part of my character, too. I can be very stubborn. That's probably been beneficial for the development of Fuzzy Logic."[3]

Zadeh is married to Fay Zadeh and has two children, Stella Zadeh and Norman Zadeh.

Awards

In 1994 he was inducted as a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery. He was awarded the IEEE Medal of Honor in 1995 "For pioneering development of fuzzy logic and its many diverse applications."

Zadeh has a long list of achievements, including

* In 1993 Azarbaijan bestowed him an honorary Professorship from the Azarbaijan State Oil Academy.

but the awards Zadeh has received since 2003, include:

* Outstanding Contribution Award, Web Intelligence Consortium (WIC), Halifax, Canada, 2003.
* Wall of Fame, Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum (HNF), Paderborn, Germany, 2004.
* Civitate Honoris Causa, Budapest Tech Polytechnical Institution, Budapest, Hungary; Sept. 4, 2004.
* Doctor Honoris Causa, Muroran Institute of Technology, Muroran, Japan; Oct. 29, 2004.
* Doctor Honoris Causa, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China; Nov. 9, 2004.
* V. Kaufmann Prize and Gold Medal, International Association for Fuzzy-Set Management and Economy (SIGEF), Barcelona, Spain, Nov. 15, 2004.
* Foreign member of the Polish Academy of Sciences, 2005.
* Nicolaus Copernicus Medal of the Polish Academy of Sciences, 2005.
* J. Keith Brimacombe IPMM Award in recognition of his development of fuzzy set theory and fuzzy logic, 2005.
* Doctor Honoris Causa, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain; Jan. 29, 2007.
* Richard E. Bellman Control Heritage Award
* Doctor Honoris Causa, Ryerson University, Toronto , Ontario, Canada; June 10 2008.

Zadeh's most recent recognition comes from The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. Lotfi Zadeh receives the 2009 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Electrical Engineering for inventing and developing the field of “fuzzy logic,” in which a system applies a quantitative assessment to inherently ambiguous ideas, thus providing a new paradigm to improve artificial intelligence and automated control systems.
Work

Because of the importance of the relaxation of Aristotelian logic, which opens up applicability of rational methods to the majority of practical situations without dichotomous truth values, Zadeh is one of the most referenced authors in the fields of applied mathematics and computer science, but – as noted below – his contributions are not limited to fuzzy sets and systems.
Fuzzy sets and systems

Aristotle introduced the laws of thought, which consisted of three fundamental laws:

* Principle of identity
* Law of the excluded middle
* Law of contradiction.

The law of the excluded middle states that for all propositions p, either p or ~p must be true, there being no middle true proposition between them. This should not be confused with the principle of bivalence, which states that either p must be true or false.

Jan Łukasiewicz was the first to propose a systematic alternative to the bi-valued logic of Aristotle and described the 3-valued logic, with the third value being Possible. Zadeh, in his theory of fuzzy sets, proposed using a membership function (with a range covering the interval [0,1]) operating on the domain of all possible values. He proposed new operations for the calculus of logic and showed that fuzzy logic was a generalisation of classical and Boolean logic. He also proposed fuzzy numbers as a special case of fuzzy sets, as well as the corresponding rules for consistent mathematical operations (fuzzy arithmetic).
Other contributions

Lotfi Zadeh is also credited, along with John R. Ragazzini, in 1952, with having pioneered the development of the z-transform method in discrete time signal processing and analysis. These methods are now standard in digital signal processing, digital control, and other discrete-time systems used in industry and research.

Zadeh's latest work includes computing with words and perceptions. His recent papers include From Search Engines to Question-Answering Systems—The Role of Fuzzy Logic, Progress in Informatics, No. 1, 1-3, 2005; and Toward a Generalized Theory of Uncertainty (GTU)—An Outline, Information Sciences, Elsevier, Vol. 172, 1-40, 2005.
Publications

Zadeh wrote several articles. A selection:

* 1965. Fuzzy sets. Information and Control. 1965; 8: 338–353.
* 1965. Fuzzy sets and systems. In: Fox J, editor. System Theory. Brooklyn, NY: Polytechnic Press, 1965: 29–39.
* 1972. A fuzzy-set-theoretical interpretation of linguistic hedges. Journal of Cybernetics 1972; 2: 4–34.
* 1973. Outline of a new approach to the analysis of complex systems and decision processes. IEEE Trans. Systems, Man and Cybernetics, 1973; 3: 28–44.
* 1974. Fuzzy logic and its application to approximate reasoning. In: Information Processing 74, Proc. IFIP Congr. 1974 (3), pp. 591–594.
* 1975. Fuzzy logic and approximate reasoning. Synthese, 1975; 30: 407–428.
* 1975. Calculus of fuzzy restrictions. In: Zadeh LA, Fu KS, Tanaka K, Shimura M, editors. Fuzzy Sets and their Applications to Cognitive and Decision Processes. New York: Academic Press, 1975: 1–39.
* 1975. The concept of a linguistic variable and its application to approximate reasoning, I-III, Information Sciences 8 (1975) 199–251, 301–357; 9 (1976) 43–80.

About Lotfi Asker Zadeh

* Fuzzy Sets and Systems. The main journal of the field which contains many contributions by its founder.
* Zadeh : From computing with numbers to computing with words — from manipulation of measurements to manipulation of perceptions in International Journal of Applied Math and Computer Science, pp. 307–324, vol. 12, no. 3, 2002.
* Fay Zadeh. "My Life and Travels with the Father of Fuzzy Logic". 1998, TSI Press, Albuquerque, NM.

Professors Against Plagiarism

Professors Against Plagiarism : A professor at Columbia University’s Teachers College who was propelled into the national spotlight when a noose was found on her office door last fall has been found to have plagiarized the work of a former colleague and two former students, the college has announced.

Madonna G. Constantine

The college, in statements to the faculty and the news media, said an 18-month investigation into charges against the professor, Madonna G. Constantine, had determined there were “numerous instances in which she used others’ work without attribution in papers she published in academic journals over the past five years.”

Susan H. Fuhrman, the college’s president, and Thomas James, the provost, informed the faculty of the case, and said that Dr. Constantine had the right to appeal.

The college said Dr. Constantine was being penalized, but did not say what the penalty was. A spokeswoman for the college, Marcia Horowitz, said Teachers College did not have set rules governing plagiarism or how it should be punished.

Dr. Constantine, in an e-mail message to faculty and students on Wednesday, called the investigation “biased and flawed,” and said it was part of a “conspiracy and witch hunt by certain current and former members of the Teachers College community.”

“I am left to wonder whether a white faculty member would have been treated in such a publicly disrespectful and disparaging manner,” she wrote.

She added, “I believe that nothing that has happened to me this year is coincidental, particularly when I reflect upon the hate crime I experienced last semester involving a noose on my office door. As one of only two tenured black women full professors at Teachers College, it pains me to conclude that I have been specifically and systematically targeted.”

Dr. Constantine’s lawyer, Paul J. Giacomo Jr., who made Dr. Constantine’s e-mail message available, said in an interview that his client was the one whose work had been plagiarized, and that she would appeal to the college’s faculty advisory committee.

Paul J. Browne, the Police Department’s chief spokesman, said the newly imposed sanctions on the professor would have little or no influence on what he called “an ongoing investigation” into the hanging of the noose which had been referred last fall to the hates crime unit.

Ms. Horowitz said the college initiated the investigation more than a year before the noose incident. “It had no bearing on the way the investigation was conducted, its findings or the sanctions imposed,” she said. The sanctions were first reported by The Columbia Spectator, the student newspaper.

Dr. Constantine, a professor of psychology and education who specializes in the study of how race and racial prejudice can affect clinical and educational dynamics, came to Teachers College in 1998 as an associate professor and earned tenure in 2001.

In 2006, the chairman of Dr. Constantine’s department, Suniya S. Luthar, passed along to administrators complaints that Dr. Constantine had unfairly used portions of writings by a junior colleague, Christine Yeh, as well as a number of students, Dr. Luthar said in an interview. Teachers College eventually asked Hughes Hubbard & Reed, a law firm, to investigate.

Dr. Yeh, who is now at the University of San Francisco, said in an interview Wednesday that she had left Teachers College in part because of her differences with Dr. Constantine. She called the college’s determination that there had been plagiarism “an important first step.”

“I’m really hopeful other people will come forward now,” she said. “When the initial charges were made, there were many students involved who didn’t feel they could follow up. They were too scared, and they were afraid of retribution.”

Dr. Yeh said that some of her work that had been copied concerned “indigenous healing,” or alternative methods, like acupuncture and Santeria, of dealing with medical and spiritual ailments. She said she has specialized in that subject for years.

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UNCERTAINTY and INFORMATION (discussion continues)

Dear Professor Zadeh,

Please allow me to raise a few questions in regard to your view on the
concept of uncertainty.

If I understand you correctly, you would like us to recognize that, 'in
large measure'(?), there are different theories of different kinds of
uncertainty. Assuming that your argument can not be refuted, I wonder (a)
how the uncertainties the adherents of rough set/system theory (Zdzislaw
Pawlak c.s.) and grey set/system theory (Julong Deng c.s.) are talking about
differ from each other and from the kind of uncertainty you have been
concerned with, (b) how, from a fuzzy (or crisp) logic point of view, the
reasoning of respectively your Polish and Chinese counterparts is to be
assessed, (c) how probability theory fits in with all this, and (d) whether
vagueness is just another word for fuzziness, as much as imprecision is
synonymous with inexactness.

'The concept of uncertainty may be equated to the concept of information
granularity', you maintain. Is this 'key assertion' meaning exactly what
George Klir says in Uncertainty and Information: Foundations of Generalized
Information Theory (2006): 'Information is anything capable of reducing
uncertainty'? If uncertainty is indeed directly related to information
(inversely or otherwise), then we have got ourselves in a difficult
situation: between the devil and the deep blue sea. For there is also a long
controversy over the correct definition and ontological status of
information, a word the origin of which - it tends to be forgotten - can be
found in the Latin verb 'in-formare', and a word that may prompt the
philosopher, or the theologian, to ask: 'Who has been the
in-former/designer?'.

I (and presumably other people as well) look forward to receiving your
gracious response to these perhaps silly questions.

Respectfully yours,

Hans Kuijper
Joliotplaats 5
3069 JJ Rotterdam
The Nethelands
j[underscore]kuijper[at]orange[dot]nl

To me, this recent thought-provoking message and Prof. Zadeh's insightful message, taken together, bring to mind something at the "meta" level: That there are really two aims (or functions) of learning and knowledge, i.e., to understand how things work, and to facilitate (and enhance) survival and life.

In other words: the quest for knowledge, and the quest for (and application of) wisdom.

This thought might seem overly "philosophical" here, but I think it relates well to the present topic, as follows:

The "stuff" of the universe itself (nature and its dynamics) is highly interconnected and, in some senses, largely "seamless". We humans try to choose the "best" ways to define and distinguish between our various terms and concepts, picking where one ends and the other begins in each one's correspondence to the universe itself and relationship to the other -- often with overlaps, imprecision, softness, and so forth. (See Steven Pinker's "The Stuff of Thought".) So, why would it be any different in the case of how we define and scope our concepts and terms for the various uncertainties and imprecisions we discover or (when we speak) also generate? Here, I'm not saying, of course, that all is equal to all else. Instead, I'm just saying that it may be true that there are as many sorts of such things (i.e., types and senses of uncertainty, imprecision, vagueness, and etc. etc. etc.) as we want to create terms for, or as there are situations in the universe?

The same, of course, would hold with respect to matters having to do with wisdom ... how to live well.

If so, then the number of distinct terms/concepts we choose, in order to help us in the two quests mentioned above, will have more to do with their helpfulness and practicality and, perhaps, less to do with how many different sorts of these things actually exist, in reality, in the universe, which is a number that we may not ever know anyhow.

That said, the differentiations that have been mentioned so far are very helpful, and practical. Yet, if the above is correct, then we should probably not conclude that there is any "right" and precise answer to the question. Instead, the aims are those of practicality, clear thinking, and clear communication. As with other matters, absolute answers are "blowin' in the wind".

Happy New Year to All,

Jeff

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From: "Stuart H CIV SPAWARSYSCEN-PACIFIC Rubin, 56340" <stuart.rubin@
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Sent: Thursday, January 7, 2010 9:14:22 AM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: RE: [bisc-group] Uncertainty vs Imprecision

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I would like to expound upon Prof. Zadeh's insightful comments. He writes, among related gems, "A basic misconception is that there is just one kind of uncertainty--probabilistic uncertainty." This raises the question for me at least as to just how many types of uncertainty there are. I would expect that this number might be countably infinite and thus cannot be bounded above. This was suggested to me by certain results in the military study of "deception". I believe this is true because while concepts such as granularity tend to be for the most part domain general, there can be no finite number of ways to limit granular characterizations for an arbitrary domain. Equivalently, the fact that the truth value of an arbitrary statement is undecidable can only mean that the number or types of uncertainty is not finite because otherwise a contradiction would arise. Fast forwarding a bit, I suggest that if there were only a finite number of types of uncertainty, or equivalently only a finite number of possible granular characterizations for an arbitrary domain, then logics and predicate rules would be sufficient to capture all of the uncertainty inherent to the natural world. But, in as much as this cannot be, we are led by the hand to case-based characterizations and thus if one wishes to solve the CW and CW-related problems, one will never find the solution in any logic or first-order calculii. This can only be interpreted to mean that without learning(indemic to case-based methods and some others of course) one cannot solve the CW problem. I would like to conclude with the note that learning by definition must incorporate all of its derivatives (i.e., learning how to learn). This means that any formal definition for intelligence differs from that proposed by Turing. Indeed, intelligence is not based so much on accumulated knowledge, but on "learning how to learn". I see all of this as flowing from Prof. Zadeh's commentary. Comments are welcome. v/r, Stuart Rubin, Ph.D. SSC-PAC Tel. (619) 553-3554 (619) 553-3554 Fx. (619) 553-1130 E. stuart.rubin@navy.mil -----Original Message----- From: Lotfi A. Zadeh [mailto:zadeh@eecs.berkeley.edu] Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010 6:56 PM To: bisc-group@lists.eecs.berkeley.edu Subject: [bisc-group] Uncertainty vs Imprecision Dear Members of the BISC Group. The spirited discussion of the concept of uncertainty within the BISC Group points to a need for differentiation between uncertainty and imprecision. I discussed this issue and its relation to probability and truth in my message of April 27, 2009. I should like to return to the discussion with an improved example. For purposes of differentiation, it is convenient to use an example which involves ethnicity. Assume that Robert's father is German and his mother's parents were German and French. Thus, Robert is 3/4 German and 1/4 French. Suppose that someone asks me: What is Robert's ethnicity. If my answer is: Robert is German, my answer is imprecise or, equivalently, partially true. More specifically, the truth value of my answer is 3/4. No uncertainty is involved. Next, assume that Robert is either German or French, and that I am uncertain about his ethnicity. Based on whatever information I have, my perception of the likelihood that Robert is German is 3/4. In this case, 3/4 is my subjective probability that Robert is German. No partiality of truth is involved. A proposition is a carrier of information. In the above example, call it the Robert example, the information carried by the proposition "Robert is German" is precise but not entirely correct, that is, is partially true. When imprecision is related to partiality of truth with no uncertainty involved, it will be referred to as strict imprecision, or s-imprecision for short. As was noted already, there is no connection between s-imprecision and uncertainty. In more general settings, there may be a connection. The key to an understanding of this connection is the concept of information granulation (Zadeh 1997 ). Informally, a granule, A, in a space U is a clump of elements of U which are drawn together by indistinguishability, equivalence, similarity or proximity. The principal modes of information granularity are possibilistic and probabilistic. Intervals and fuzzy intervals are possibilistic granules. A Gaussian probability distribution is an instance of a probabilistic granule. The concept of nondeterminism is a special case of the concept of information granularity. A granular variable is a variable which takes granules as values. A singular variable is a variable which takes singletons as values. For example, Unemployment is a granular variable if its values are high, medium, low, etc. and it is a singular variable if its values are 7.8%, 9.3%, etc. A proposition is granular if it is a carrier of granular information, and it is singular if it is a carrier of singular information. For example, "Vera is middle-aged" is granular, while "Vera is 43 is singular." These concepts provide the basis for the key assertion: Uncertainty = Information Granularity. To define information granularity more precisely what is needed the concept of a generalized assignment statement or, equivalently, the concept of a generalized constraint (Zadeh 1986 , 1999 ). More specifically,a generalized constraint is an expression of the form X isr R, where X is the constrained variable, R is the constraining relation and r is an indexical variable whose values define how R constrains X. The principal constraints are possibilistic, probabilistic and veristic (verity = truth). No uncertainty is associated with veristic constraints. A key point is that there are many different kinds of generalized constraints and hence there are many different kinds of uncertainty. The principal modes of uncertainty are possibilistic, probabilistic and their combinations, e.g. possibilistic-probabilistic and probabilistic-possibilistic. The Dempster-Shafer theory of evidence, for example, is a theory of probabilistic-possibilistic uncertainty. Mixed modes of uncertainty are instances of second-order uncertainty, that is, uncertainty about uncertainty. An imprecise probability is an instance of second-order uncertainty. What is widely unrecognized is that in most realistic settings probabilities are imprecise. A basic misconception is that there is just one kind of uncertainty--probabilistic uncertainty. What is important to recognize is that, in large measure, different theories of uncertainty are not different theories about the same kind of uncertainty. Rather, they are theories of different kinds of uncertainty. In the Generalized Theory of Uncertainty (GTU) (Zadeh 2006 ) a unifying thesis is: Information=Generalized Constraint. In summary, the concept of uncertainty may be equated to the concept of information granularity. Imprecision is unrelated to uncertainty if it is strict. Imprecision is related to uncertainty if it is not strict, that is, if it involves granular information. A final point. In my message of April 27, 2009, I pointed out that the Bayesian definition of probability as the degree of belief fails to differentiate between imprecision, partiality of truth and uncertainty. This is a serious flaw. Comments are welcome. Regards to all and best wishes for the New Year. Lotfi --

Lotfi A. Zadeh Professor in the Graduate School Director, Berkeley Initiative in Soft Computing (BISC) Address: 729 Soda Hall #1776 Computer Science Division Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences University of California Berkeley, CA 94720-1776 Tel.(office): (510) 642-4959 (510) 642-4959 Fax (office): (510) 642-1712 Tel.(home): (510) 526-2569 (510) 526-2569 Fax (home): (510) 526-2433 URL: http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~zadeh/ BISC Homepage URLs URL: http://zadeh.cs.berkeley.edu/

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INTRODUCTION
Dear WSEAS friends and members,
It has come to our attention that there is some "anonymous" individual who sends emails to various WSEAS committees, prompting the committee members to resign their position, anonymously accusing WSEAS using outrageous and disgusting lies.
This "anonymous" person has so far been falsely identifying himself as:

1. A former employee of the WSEAS (???)
2. A student who's been published by the WSEAS (!!!)
3. A president of WSEAS in his country. Most of you, you know these emails in 2006.
4. A receiver of WSEAS spam email, supposedly for keynote speeches - when, from www.wseas.org/reports, we only feature keynote speakers in very few, major conferences
5. A WSEAS author who published a draft paper in WSEAS without registration (this is very funny)
6. With the fake name "Sana" he says that our Books and Proceedings are not in ISI, but they are, Check them here
http://thomsonreuters.com/products_services/science/science_products/a-z/conf_proceedings_citation_index?parentKey=432529

Our response to this internet impostor (= Organizer of a Chain of Conferences outside the WSEAS) is as follows:

All those things that you are saying are nothing but figments of your imagination. There is absolutely no way that you would have a former employee of the WSEAS nor a student who's been published by the WSEAS

nor a president of WSEAS in your country nor a receiver of WSEAS spam email (supposedly for keynote speeches - when, from www.wseas.org/reports)

nor would your draft paper have been published considering that you did not register
nor ...

dear "Conference Organizer" (outside WSEAS of course)
You are a liar and an internet troll!

Obviously, from your email IP, which was sent yesterday to all our email addresses,
we know who you are and we know that you are also running a conference organizing business,

You'd be better off taking care of your own conferences instead.
We have never denied a "withdrawal" request for a paper, like you claim, and we have never published such a paper. This case has already been taken to our lawyers, since we know your IP and that you are a conference organizer too. Unfortunately, what you are doing harms you as well, because with those "anonymous" posts and emails of yours you are not only degrading our conferences, but all conferences in general. Therefore, you are not only defaming us, but also the whole conference world.
Naturally, WSEAS has nothing to fear.
You are the same anonymous person who every now and then shows up as:
1. a former employee of the WSEAS

2. a student who's been published by the WSEAS (!!!)

3. president of WSEAS in his country. Most of you, you know these emails in 2006.

4. a receiver of WSEAS spam email, supposedly for keynote speeches - when, from www.wseas.org/reports, we only feature keynote speakers in very few, major conferences --check it
in www.wseas.org/reports

5. a WSEAS author who published a draft paper in WSEAS without registration (this is very funny)

6. With the fake name "Sana" he says that our Books and Proceedings are not in ISI, but they are, Check them here

http://thomsonreuters.com/products_services/science/science_products/a-z/conf_proceedings_citation_index?parentKey=432529
Really all the WSEAS Books and Proceedings are in ISI. The Journals are not though! We have never claimed
that our journals were in ISI.

Finally, we are also informed that you send the same defamation emails and posts to IEEE, ACM, IASTED etc. You will gain nothing with all those childish business of yours. On the contrary, you will soon find
yourself answering to your country's justice system.
Stop, now, otherwise you will see your NAME here.

P.S. 1 With the fake name "Sana" he says that our Books are not in ISI, but they are, Check them here

http://thomsonreuters.com/products_services/science/science_products/a-z/conf_proceedings_citation_index?parentKey=432529

P.S.2 We have finished the present text when we received the following forward email from.Professor Cornelia Aida Bulucea
Electrical Machines and Environment Engineering Department
Faculty of Engineering in Electromechanics and Environment
University of Craiova
ROMANIA

This "anonymous" individual makes attacks also to IEEE !!!!
What is the background of these email attacks?

----- Original Message -----
From: "Aida Bulucea" <abulucea@gmail.com>
To: "Prof. Nikos Mastorakis " <mastor@wseas.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 24, 2009 2:09 PM
Subject: Fwd: Fw: Many University Web Pages consider that many IEEE
Conferences are garbage.

> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Gheorghe Manolea <ghmanolea@gmail.com>
> Date: 2009/12/24
> Subject: Fwd: Fw: Many University Web Pages consider that many IEEE
> Conferences are garbage.
> To: Aida Bulucea <abulucea@gmail.com>
>
>
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Werner Wourner <200920092009a@gmail.com>
> Date: 2009/12/24
> Subject: Fw: Many University Web Pages consider that many IEEE Conferences
> are garbage.
> To: fukuyo@yamaguchi-u.ac.jp, h.a.rakhshani@gmail.com,
> furqan786@ymail.com,
> fuzzy_nightingale@yahoo.com
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: bowlleravner <bowlleravner@gmail.com>
> To: ftedesco@deis.unical.it, eng_monaeim@yahoo.com,
> eng_nader1981@hotmail.com, eng_nader1981@yahoo.com, eng_rashid@ieee.org,
> engabbas@hotmail.com, engalaa60@yahoo.com, engineer_barbod@yahoo.com,
> engineerbsaravanan@gmail.com, engineering.production@yahoo.com
> Date: Thu, 24 Dec 2009 13:31:17 +0200
> Subject: Fwd: NEW ! Many University Web Pages consider that many IEEE
> Conferences are garbage.
> forward this please to your colleagues, it must make the round of the
> world
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From:
> XXXXXX@ece.ncsu.edu>
>
> <XXXXXX@ece.ncsu.edu>
>>
> Date: 2009/12/23
> Subject: NEW ! Many University Web Pages consider that many IEEE
> Conferences
> are garbage.
> To: bowlleravner@gmail.com
>
>
> *Many University Web Pages consider that many IEEE Conferences are
> garbage.
> Some of them consider that even in the IEEE Journals the review is quite
> ridiculous and has only to do with your public relations in IEEE and its
> conferences or if you have put as co-author
> some important editor of IEEE*
>
> See these link and examine the word: *unrefereed*
>
> http://www.ece.ncsu.edu/imaging/Publications/unrefereed.html
>
> http://sekmen-cs.tnstate.edu/sekmen/sekmen/ConferencePapersNonRefereed.html
>
> http://www.utdallas.edu/~rmt042000/publications.htm
>
> http://www.math.duke.edu/~das/cv/unrefpub.html
>
> http://web.sfc.keio.ac.jp/~rdv/publications.html
>
> http://www.yawlfoundation.org/arthur/publications/index.php
>
> http://softbase.uwaterloo.ca/~ddbms/projects/multimedia/publications.html
>
> http://npal.ucsd.edu/publications/index.htm
>
> http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~awm22/publications/index.html
>
>
>
> From http://netdriver.blogspot.com
> Forward this message to your mailing lists with reference to us
> http://netdriver.blogspot.com/2009/12/many-universities-consider-that-many.html
>
> See also
>
> http://iaria-highsci.blogspot.com
>
>
>
> --
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> Fax 0251534880
> Adresa corespondenta :CP 609, OP 6 , Craiova

63 COMMENTS (LEAVE YOUR COMMENTS HERE):

Anonymous said...: I have already informed my colleagues and I have attached this textoutside my office
and our departmental notice board.

Best Regards,

I.K.; 24.12.09
Anonymous said...: Dear Profesor Nikos Mastorakis ,

Thank you very much for your warm words, I am very proud of our friendship and I hope to see you soon. Until that moment I would like to express and send you my sincere wishes for the winter holidays.
HAVE A NICE VACATION together with all dear family and friends.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

My Best Regards,

Gheorghe

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Telefon 0744771432
Fax 0251534880
Adresa corespondenta :CP 609, OP 6 , Craiova; 24.12.09
GABRIELLA said...: Dear WSEAS

Thank you for informing us about those criminals
I will participate in a WSEAS conference in the near future.
Best regards

Gabriella; 24.12.09
NIKOS MASTORAKIS said...: Approximately each year about 4000 academicians attend the WSEAS Conferences and more than 4000 papers are published by WSEAS each year out of more than 13000 submitted papers. While from 13000 papers in WSEAS Conferences, approximately 5000 are approved and from them around 4000 thousand make registration and attend the congresses.; 24.12.09
Micuko Araki said...: I know also who is him and I sent email to wseas-team@wseas.org

He is quite idiot. WSEAS made the correct motion to give the review of the WSEAS Conferences in the collaborating universities.

I am proud that I will go to the Harvard University for the WSEAS Conference next month; 24.12.09
Marija said...: I said to our Rector that we are in a collaborative relationship, which is the truth, so our rector agreed to post both announcements, for Cambridge and Harvard too.

Also, yesterday I’ve uploaded my CV to be reviewer for WSEAS.

How are you?
Marija
I hope that everything is OK for you and you family.

I wish you all the best and kind regards from Bucharest,; 24.12.09
Aida said...: I am very sorry, Nikos. In this world there are more and more evil people. They don't have ideas, they don't want to work, but they envy your brainstorming and your hard work. This is the spirit of Christmas?!

Take care of yourself, Nikos, and don't pay attention to that impostor, he can't harm WSEAS!!! If I can help you with a bit of something, please, tell me!

Aida; 24.12.09
Anonymous said...: I check the links in ISI. All the WSEAS conferences (100%) are in ISI. On the contrary, I found only a 2-3% of IEEE Conferences in ISI. For example, I participated in IEEE Mediterranean Conference on Control in Greece several times and none of his Proceedings are in ISI. Of course, it is in IEEExplore. But IEEExplore is not an Index.; 24.12.09
University of Southern Denmark said...: I am a colleague of the University of Southern Denmark and I will support the WSEAS for ever; 24.12.09
Owens said...: I know that Prof. Mastorakis is one of the pioneers in Systems Theory (factorization, multidimensional systems and Polynomials). I have never attended a WSEAS conference, but I have published many good papers in the WSEAS Journals where I received very hard review; 24.12.09
Dr. Oscar B. said...: I received also the email of "Sana"
He told me that WSEAS published his paper without his agreement because his Paper was not in its final form.

But I know that the registration is compulsory in WSEAS Conferences. So, "Sana" is absolutely impostor
My mind goes to two possible people that behind "Sara".

However, this "Sara" is idiot. How can WSEAS publish a paper that is not registered.
"Sara" is a big impostor
and I think I know his name

WSEAS 4 EVER
Dr. Oscar B.; 24.12.09
BISC said...: I will support also the WSEAS; 24.12.09
Anonymous said...: I would like to compare the WSEAS Conferences with the ECC'07

See:

https://euca.papercept.net/conferences/conferences/ECC07/program/ECC07_AuthorIndexWeb.html

In WSEAS Conferences, if you submit 4 papers, it is sure that 2 of them will be rejected

I sent 10 papers to this technically co-sponsored IEEE conference
https://euca.papercept.net/conferences/conferences/ECC07/program/ECC07_AuthorIndexWeb.html
and they were accepted all.

I received very funny review for example: improve the format of the paper and the like

I will send you also email with more details; 24.12.09
Anonymous said...: Sorry, my comment was trancated

Simply
use this link
http://ecc07.ntua.gr/
and then click on the link
"The Program of the Conference"

So, this conference of ECC'07 accepted all of my papers, but in WSEAS for every 2 papers, 1 is accepted; 24.12.09
A. Alvarez said...: Felices Fiestas!

The service in WSEAS is the best of the best.
I have just arrived from an IEEE Conference in Cairo, Egypt.

It was nice and high quality. ALl the IEEE papers were very good. Some of them were important

But they give us only a flash memory with the proceedings, but no book, no hard copy and the registration fees were higher

Felices Fiestas!; 24.12.09
Anonymous said...: I was in Rethymna Beach hotel in Crete, Greece twice, once in a WSEAS Conference and another time in IEEE.
The WSEAS conference was organized by Prof. Nikos Mastorakis while the IEEE was organized by Professor Billis from National Technical University of Athens. Both of them were quite good. However, I noticed that Prof. Billis refused to pay the bill for the conference banquet, because he claimed that the hotel overcharged him. For example Billis claimed that the IEEE had 200 people in the Banquet and the Hotel charged him for 230.
I was in front of this scuffle. Ιt was a terrible brawl. We, as participants of this banquet of IEEE were annoyed by this scuffle. Why did the IEEE (Billis) refused to pay the Hotel for our expenses?
and why didn't Prof. Billis and the hotel solve their dissidence inside some office.
All the other were very good, both in WSEAS and in IEEE. Both conferences were excellent and I was happy that i participated

Merry Christmas; 25.12.09
Michael said...: Dear WSEAS

Please, continue posting the comments of your members
on the following web pages (the list of 2009 comments is not unpdated)

http://www.worldses.org/feedback2009.txt

From 2008: http://www.worldses.org/feedback2008.txt

From 2007: http://www.worldses.org/feedback2007.txt

From 2006: http://www.worldses.org/feedback2006.txt

From 2005: http://www.worldses.org/feedback2005.txt

From 2004: http://www.worldses.org/feedback2004.txt

From 2003: http://www.worldses.org/feedback2003.txt

From 2002, Part A' http://www.worldses.org/feedback_union.txt

From 2002, Part B' http://www.worldses.org/impressions.txt

From 2002, Part C' http://www.worldses.org/collection3.txt; 25.12.09
Shuchen Li said...: Thank you for informing us about this guy. I phoned the office of WSEAS and they told me his name. It is a pity to bomb us with such SPAM. Also, I agree with the WSEAS policy not to publish his name.

I assisted the WSEAS Conferences in Singapore in 2003 and I am proud because I had seen the list of participants with high rejection rate (almost 60% of the papers were rejected). This was my statistics as assistant in the WSEAS Secretariat in the hotel of the island Sentosa in Singapore 2003.

Most of you, you remember me and I have some of my photos on the web
www.wseas.org/reports

I have visited also the WSEAS offices in Athens and I have worked with the WSEAS in some common research projects
Shuchen Li
shuchen.li@gmail.com; 25.12.09
Shuchen Li said...: Actually this person was the same that annoyed us again last year

At least he could hide his IP

See

http://spoudastes.blogspot.com/2008/01/wseas-students-against-global-warming.html; 25.12.09
Maja said...: Hi

I have just applied to join you
in the WSEAS Facebook

http://www.facebook.com/people/Wseas-Friends/1402856134

From now on, I will go only to WSEAS events

I love you and I am fan of Nikos Mastorakis

Maja; 25.12.09
Anonymous said...: I am student at Université de Lyon, France

I was in a recent IEEE/IMACS Conference organized recently. I do not want to report the congress because I do not want to offend the organisers.

The difference with the WSEAS is that in WSEAS events I always receive 2 or 3 reviews from different , really independent, academicians and it is not difficult to have some failure (rejected paper).
On the contrary in the IEEE/IMACS i sent 4 papers and passed all.
My papers were good, but I did not receive any comment. The IEEE/IMACS was very nice, but they gave us only one CD-ROM, contrary to WSEAS that use to gives 3-4 volumes (hard-copy) in each of its conferences and of course 1 or 2 CDs and some complimentary copies from journals.
The conference fees were the same, both in IEEE and in WSEAS.
I think that the IEEE conference had more participants and had more luxurius hotel than the WSEAS.
The IEEE had 5 star hotel, and the WSEAS had 4 Star.
Maybe, the 4 star is more appropriate for students like me.
Merry Cristmas; 25.12.09
George S. said...: Do not fear with this "anonymous" fake email sender. I was in the committee of the WSEAS + Univ. Cambridge Conference two years ago and I received this email.
You have 4000 - 5000 papers each year. They receive peer review and manmy times their papers are rejected. They enjoy your conferences (scientific plus organizational part) and they convey this image to their universities. You have 4000 - 5000 thousand accepted papers every year. If you multiply them by an average 3 (authors by paper), you have 15000 authors per year. They know the quality of your review and they diffuse the quality of your conferences to their friends and to their universities.

This is the reason, that the premium Universities like Harvard, MIT, Cambridge, etc... organize conferences under the umbrella of the WSEAS; 26.12.09
Anonymous said...: When we went to other conferences, nobody help us (travel arrangements, trip) but in WSEAS, we are a warm family. I had lost my wallet in a WSEAS conference in Rodos and the organizers supported me financially by paying my hotel. I have heard several stories about the WSEAS during this conference in Rodos. They help people financially, they gave 120000 EUR to tsunami victims 5 years ago by donating these money to philanthropic institutes and so on...
If you know other similar stories, tell them,; 26.12.09
Anonymous said...: Yes, this is true!

WSEAS is very philanthropic and very honest.

They helped also fiancially the victims of the 2009 L'Aquila earthquake in Abruzzo of Italy
They sent money to the affected people and to their families. They offered 45000 EUR !
Congratulations to WSEAS; 27.12.09
Janusz Kacprzyk said...: Dear Nikos,
I was so happy to meet you in Budapest and to see
that you have received the Budapest tech highest
honor.
I wish you and your family Merry Christmas (I hope
that I am not late because of a later Christmas
time in the Orthodox countries). Much health,
prosperoty and happiness in the New Year. Please
continue your gret work, we - the entire
scientific community - need you in these difficult
times.
Warm wishes and regards
Janusz

--
--------------------------
Academician Janusz Kacprzyk
Professor, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Fellow of IEEE, IFSA
President of IFSA (International Fuzzy Systems
Association)
President of the Polish Society for Operational
and Systems Research

Systems Research Institute
Polish Academy of Sciences
ul. Newelska 6
01-447 Warsaw, Poland

Email: kacprzyk@ibspan.waw.pl
http://www.ibspan.waw.pl/~kacprzyk
Google: kacprzyk

Phone: + (48)(22)3810275 + (48)(22)3810275
Fax: + (48)(22)3810103; 28.12.09
Cemil Tunc said...: Dear WSEAS

I wish you a happy Holiday Season and a healthy prosperous New Year, 2010.

All the best, and with love,
Cemil Tunc (Prof.)
Department of Mathematics
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Yuzuncu Yil University
Tel.+432 225 1024-39/1266
65080,Kampus
Van- Turkey
www.yyu.edu.tr
www.yyu.edu.tr/akademik/ctunc/index.htm; 28.12.09
Jesus Martinez-Frias said...: Dear colleagues,

Many thanks for your call regarding the WSEAS CSCC 2010 and the further information about the other numerous activities. It is a great pleasure for me to form part as a member of WSEAS and to have participated as a referee in 2009.

I also have read the interesting interview in the Spanish newspaper ABC (Canary Islands)...

Kind regards and Happy Holidays,

Jesus Martinez-Frias

-----------------------------------

Prof. Dr. Jesus Martinez-Frias
Centro de Astrobiología (CSIC-INTA)
Associated to the NASA Astrobiology Institute
Ctra de Ajalvir, km 4, 28850 Torrejón de Ardoz,
Madrid (Spain), Tel: 34-91-5206418 34-91-5206418, Fax: +34-91-5201621; 28.12.09
Dr Voropaeva Nadejda said...: Dear WSEAS

I agree with the WSEAS
After passing through a hard working period in 2009, now is very close to the end of the year. Although next year has been expected to be a difficult
year due to the consequence of economic crisis, I believe, based on our insistence of the passion on business education and research, we definitely will be able to overcome any barrier in front of us.
Here, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your family

Merry Christmas and Prosperous Year of 2010.

"Try not to become a man of success but rather to become a man of

alue." - Albert Einstein

Best Regards,

Dr Ruban Igor and

Dr Voropaeva Nadejda; 28.12.09
Mircea Grigoriu said...: Dear Professor Mastorakis,

I kindly ask you to excuse me for the following situation. I had an unexpected and very severe health problem in my family and I have not the permission to leave Bucharest. Please excuse me if I could not attend the conference in Athens next week. Already, I have to cancel all the arrangements for this travel.

But, I am interested to have the proceedings and I hope we could arrange to pay the volume and to receive it with the next occasion.

It would be a good opportunity to discuss about the conference of Bucharest.

For the moment, I am keeping you inform on our last steps. We invited and have the positive replay of participation of a great part of rectors of universities of Romania. We invited them in order to set up a coherent program of WSEAS conferences in our country, applying for governmental funds. Also, I discussed with our rector, Professor Ecaterina Andronescu and with the dean of the Technological Faculty, Professor Gheorghe Amza to kindly ask you to establish a permanent WSEAS office in Bucharest, at the Politehnica University, following the IEEE example. Their office is in the Energy Faculty, in the Professor Mircea Eremia bureau. If you will agree the proposal, we could establish WSEAS office in my bureau and laboratory (which presently is a process of modernization with the KSB Pumps support).

Sincerely yours,

Mircea Grigoriu; 28.12.09
X. D. Zhuang said...: Happy new year to you!

Thanks for your help and support to me in the past days!

I wish you and your family healthy and happy in the coming new year!

I also wish our cooperation will continue and wish further progress in our cooperation!

I apologize that I did not contact you and ask for your advice and instructions in recent
months. In the second half of this year, I spent considerable time in the Remote Sensing
Key Lab of Chinese Ministry of Education for some urgent project tasks as a visiting researcher.
Now the project tasks have been accomplished. I wish our cooperation will continue.

I will go on working hard for my post-doctoral research in WSEAS under your supervision.
My initial idea about my post-doctoral thesis is "Physics-Inspired Advanced Image Processing Techniques",
which will include our previous cooperation research work and new results in our following cooperation.
I would like to know your opinion about my initial idea of my post-doctoral thesis.
Do you agree and think it can be a proper topic for my post-doctoral thesis? Thanks!

I will report new progress in my work to you, and submit our cooperation papers to you when new
results are obtained.

Looking forward to your reply!

Best regards!

Yours,
X. D. Zhuang; 28.12.09
Dr. Shahram Javadi said...: My Dear WSEAS

I want to appreciate for all your helps and taking care bout my case. Thank you for paying my room charge in Tenerife, because I lost my money in the trip. You are a nice and kind man and one of the my best friends in my life. I hope we are the best friend in our life and cooperate with each other in many times in the future. I thank you again and I wish I could do in your response. I will send some photos in the conference with that link.

HAPPY NEW YEAR and be health forever

Shahram

--Dr. Shahram Javadi,
Ph.D., Electrical Engineering
MOSHANIR, Azade University, Tehran, IRAN; 28.12.09
prof.dr.ing. Panaitescu Mariana said...: Dear Collegues,
Constanta Maritime University organize in september 2010 WSEAS Conference EG'1-"ENVIRONMENTAL and GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE and ENGINEERING ". We invite you to participate !

Best regards,

prof.dr.ing. Panaitescu Mariana
Environmental Departement
Constantza Maritime University
Mircea cel Batrin street 104
Constantza 900663 ROMANIA
http://www.cmu-edu.eu/
phone: +40 241 664740 +40 241 664740
mobile: +40 755 047477 +40 755 047477 / +40 740 322711 +40 740 322711
fax: +40 241 617260
marianapan@yahoo.com; 28.12.09
Claudio Guarnaccia said...: I wish again to the WSEAS family, my best wishes for a Happy New Year!

Take care!

Claudio

Dr. Claudio Guarnaccia

---------------------------

Physics Department
Engineering Faculty
University of Salerno

Via Ponte don Melillo
84084 - Fisciano (SA)
ITALY

Tel.: +39 089 969356 +39 089 969356
+39 089 969596 +39 089 969596
Fax: +39 089 965275; 28.12.09
Professor Stamatios Kartalopoulos said...: Dear WSEAS,

I wish you Happy New year with many successes, health and hapiness
Best Regards
Professor Stamatios Kartalopoulos
IEEE Fellow
University of Oklahoma,
USA; 28.12.09
Calin Ciufudean said...: Dear Professor Nikos Mastorakis ,

I posted on the announcement board of my department as well as in my laboratory the brochure for the WSEAS Conferences in Harvard.

Best regards,
Calin Ciufudean; 28.12.09
Biswa Nath Datta, IEEE Fellow said...: Dear Nikos
Congratulations for the WSEAS and warm greetings !!

I am preparing my talk now and
wondering how much time I shall have for my Key-Note talk and when
it is scheduled.
Biswa Nath Datta, IEEE Fellow
Distinguished Research Professor
Northern Illinois University
Department of Mathematical Sciences
De Kalb, Illinois 60115, USA
Tel: (815) 753-6759 (815) 753-6759 , Fax :(815) 753-1112
E-mail : dattab@math.niu.edu
http://www.math.niu.edu/~dattab; 29.12.09
Chisto Popov said...: I fully agree with "Do not fear with this "anonymous" fake email sender. I was in the committee of the WSEAS + Univ. Cambridge Conference two years ago and I received this email.
You have 4000 - 5000 papers each year. They receive peer review and manmy times their papers are rejected. They enjoy your conferences (scientific plus organizational part) and they convey this image to their universities. You have 4000 - 5000 thousand accepted papers every year. If you multiply them by an average 3 (authors by paper), you have 15000 authors per year. They know the quality of your review and they diffuse the quality of your conferences to their friends and to their universities.

This is the reason, that the premium Universities like Harvard, MIT, Cambridge, etc... organize conferences under the umbrella of the WSEAS"

also note that all the WSEAS Proceedings are in ISI!!!!
This makes the WSEAS Conferences very prestigious.
Unfortunately, the IEEE conferences have only a 2% of its conferences in ISI.

On the other hand, the IEEE has its journals in ISI, but WSEAS not yet.
It is not difficult for the WSEAS to register its journals in ISI and WSEAS must try.

Another thing is that very few IEEE conferences have accepted fake papers recently. Try google
IEEE fake paper
IEEE garbage
IEEE bogus; 30.12.09
Christo Popov said...: Sorry, due to a typing error in my name,I am posting again my previous comment

I fully agree with "Do not fear with this "anonymous" fake email sender. I was in the committee of the WSEAS + Univ. Cambridge Conference two years ago and I received this email.
You have 4000 - 5000 papers each year. They receive peer review and manmy times their papers are rejected. They enjoy your conferences (scientific plus organizational part) and they convey this image to their universities. You have 4000 - 5000 thousand accepted papers every year. If you multiply them by an average 3 (authors by paper), you have 15000 authors per year. They know the quality of your review and they diffuse the quality of your conferences to their friends and to their universities.

This is the reason, that the premium Universities like Harvard, MIT, Cambridge, etc... organize conferences under the umbrella of the WSEAS"

also note that all the WSEAS Proceedings are in ISI!!!!
This makes the WSEAS Conferences very prestigious.
Unfortunately, the IEEE conferences have only a 2% of its conferences in ISI.

On the other hand, the IEEE has its journals in ISI, but WSEAS not yet.
It is not difficult for the WSEAS to register its journals in ISI and WSEAS must try.

Another thing is that very few IEEE conferences have accepted fake papers recently. Try google:
IEEE fake paper
IEEE garbage
IEEE bogus
IEEE junk
IEEE scam; 30.12.09
Xagorarakis said...: I was these days in the WSEAS Conference in Vouliagmeni and the quality and the level was very high; 30.12.09
Anonymous said...: Actually, this was the NAUN conferences www.naun.org that are in collaboration with the WSEAS.
The conference was excellent.I noticed how many expenses the organizers had for us. Rich food, rich coffee-breaks and of course high quality presentations.
I distinguish two Keynote Presentations. This of Prof. Mastorakis and this of Prof. Pardalos both pioneers in optimization; 31.12.09
Assoc. Prof. Catalin Cruceanu said...: Distinguished Prof. Mastorakis,

I wish you A Happy New Year 2010, good health, lots of successes and important achievements in your scientific activities, including all aspects regarding the WSEAS Organization.

All the best for you and your family!

I hope that we will keep in touch and, maybe, we will find common aspects and interests in order to develop future collaborations.

I also hope that we will meet again in congresses, my four participations in WSEAS Congresses showing clearly, I hope, my interest.

As I told you, in Tenerife was another success for you and for all of us, participants there. Nevertheless, when you will come again in Romania, do not hesitate to contact me.

With all due respect,

Assoc. Prof. Catalin Cruceanu

Rolling Stock Engineering Department

Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Transports

University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest

Romania.

P.S. All the best and A Happy New Year 2010 for the entire WSEAS Team.; 31.12.09
From Nusa Tenggara Barat said...: The WSEAS sent 120000 EUR to tsunami victims in Indonesia.
None other society made it.
The IEEE (Indonesia Chapter) did not help the Goverment.
Only the WSEAS helped. This is
the additive value of the WSEAS or this is the real academicians:
WSEAS!

Thank you WSEAS for sending us 120000 EUR for supporting the childrenn and homeless people
after Tsunami of 2004; 3.1.10
Dr.S.C.Das said...: To Prof. Nikos Mastorakis
Professor in the Technical University of Sofia, BULGARIA

Dear Prof. Nikos

" WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR, 2010"

Dr.S.C.Das

Ex-Head, Hydro& Electrometallurgy Dept. &Director-Grade-Scientist

Regional Research Laboratory, Bhubaneswar - 751 013 , INDIA; 3.1.10
Cecilia Reis said...: Dear Professor Nikos Mastorakis ,

Congratulations for your HONORARY DEGREE in Budapest!

And thank you very much for your kind reply.

Best Regards,
Cecilia Reis; 4.1.10
Anonymous said...: It is a shame to him.
I know that many conference organizers make attacks to other conference organizers from time to time.
Hamid Arabnia president of WORLDCOMP sent us emails blaming WSEAS and in another email he reported some Fake IEEE Papers and Fake IEEE Conferences.; 4.1.10
Anonymous said...: Dear WSEAS

I learned about the WSEAS when i attended a conference in my University

http://conferences.ulbsibiu.ro/mdis09/conference_program.php

I met Prof. Mastorakis a pioneer scientist in Systems Theory and Optimization. He is a nice guy.
I sent two very good papers in the WSEAS conferences in Tenerife, December 2009. However, the one was rejected. I asked financial support for the other one and the WSEAS granted.
Thanks you WSEAS!; 4.1.10
Dr Ruban Igor said...: Dear prof.Michael R. Sandberg!

After passing through a hard working period in 2009, now is very close to the end of the year. Although next year has been expected to be a difficult
year due to the consequence of economic crisis, I believe, based on our insistence of the passion on business education and research, we definitely
will be able to overcome any barrier in front of us.
Here, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your family Prosperous Year of 2010.

"Try not to become a man of success but rather to become a man of

alue." - Albert Einstein

Best Regards,

Dr Ruban Igor and

Dr Voropaeva Nadejda; 5.1.10
Anonymous said...: I receive also an email from some "Mr. Diehimmelistschoen." with the follwoing content

Subject: bogus conference IEEE -- bogus conferences IEEE

More than 20 conference proceedings of IEEE have been published and
have included
BOGUS PAPERS. i.e. papers with random text. The IEEE did not re-print
them. Why??

Imagine how many HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of low-level and low-quality
papers have been accepted
in IEEE without quality control, without any kind of elementary
review.

Many Proofs and many blogs exist. First of all Nagib Callaos affair
(conferences with the official
approval and support of IEEE). It is a shame why all the bloggers of
2005 fighted Nagib Callaos
forgetting to fight the franchising systems of IEEE that supported
Callaos and many other crappy (clown) conferences
that have the stamp of IEEE!

Now after the fake papers that numerous IEEE Sponsored events accepted
in February of 2008, December 2008,
January 2009
some colleagues gathered all these IEEE Fake Conference Proceedings
at:
http://diehimmelistschoen.blogspot.com/; 5.1.10
Anonymous said...: Prof. PETRE DINI, the Creator and owner of IARIA spams blogs discrediting, defaming and accusing other conferences and journals!!! See the 6th and the 7th comment in our blog
See details
http://iaria-highsci.blogspot.com

More specifically at

http://iaria-highsci.blogspot.com
/2009/12/we-received-this-comment
-from-shie-yuan.html

AMAZING!

Petre Dini said...
While browsing the net, I found two more fake journals in Computer Science:

(1) Computer Science Journals
http://www.cscjournals.org/csc/home.php

(2) International Journal of Computer Science Issues (IJCSI) (http://www.ijcsi.org/)

Petre Dini

Forward and publish it in your blogs with a reference to us
http://iaria-highsci.blogspot.com/2009/12/petre-dini-creator-and-owner-of-iaria.html; 5.1.10
MICHAEL R. SANDBERG said...: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Prof. Arlindo Oliveira
had two web pages:
http://kdbio.inesc-id.pt/~aml/
impeaches several other conferences!

It is amazing how Mr. Professor Arlindo Oliveira imputes and offends
many other conferences in order to attrack people in its own conferences!!!!!!

By the way, we found that his conferences have high publishing fees!!!!!!!!!

For example Oliveira organizes many conferences for example:

http://kdbio.inesc-id.pt/recomb2010/home.html

http://www.bioinformatics-portugal.org/jb2009/

and many others....

but simultaneously, he makes attackes against other conference organizers.

what a world!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!; 5.1.10
Anonymous said...: I visited:
http://kdbio.inesc-id.pt/~aml/
However, it is a shame for Arlindo Oliveira to organize some conferences
with very high registration fees
and at the same time to try to exterminate "his competitors"
(as he feels); 5.1.10
Sabah J said...: This WSEAS journals are considered as one of the most valid and of high caliber journals and its contents are available for free on the internet to anyone that is interested (it is also printed in hard copy), while its publications are often referenced by other researchers (e.g. enter the word “Mastorakis” in http://scholar.google.com). Recent statistics showed that out of 100 articles, only 6.32 are approved, while the rest are rejected. In other words, only about 1 out of 20 articles gets approved.

I am in a position to provide details by name (article titles – authors) even for the articles that have been rejected, and among those you will several names from even the best Universities of your country.

No other criteria for publishing exist, other than the quality of the articles themselves.

Also, as can be ascertained, those publications are included among the most valid and distinguished international indexes http://www.wseas.us/indexes/ such as SCOPUS, ELSEVIER, EI, ACM, American Mathematical Society, CSA, American Chemical Society, DEST, EBSCO, British Library etc.; 5.1.10
Anonymous said...: To the previous commentor:
Prof. Arlindo Oliveira
had two web pages:
http://kdbio.inesc-id.pt/~aml/
impeaches several other conferences!

It is amazing how Mr. Professor Arlindo Oliveira imputes and offends
many other conferences in order to attrack people in its own conferences!!!!!!

By the way, we found that his conferences have high publishing fees!!!!!!!!!

For example Oliveira organizes many conferences for example:

http://kdbio.inesc-id.pt/recomb2010/home.html

http://www.bioinformatics-portugal.org/jb2009/

and many others....

but simultaneously, he makes attackes against other conference organizers.

what a world!!!!

About ARLINDO OLIVEIRA

Hi,

But it is worth to put this fact (ARLINDO OLIVEIRA) on Internet. Let's his participants know that he fight (non fair) against the other conferences. And this is fact that is true.; 5.1.10
Dan L said...: I had the same experience. I received an email twice from some possible conference organizer with the fake name "Bank" and "Sana" and told me not to participate in IEEE conferences.

I have not received any bad email against WSEAS, but I receive ridiculous emails AGAINST the IEEE from time to time

I am sure that people that send emails against IEEE (or against WSEAS) run also their own conferences

It is true that Arlindo Oliveira
has two web pages:
http://kdbio.inesc-id.pt/~aml/
impeaches several other conferences
Simultaneously he runs his own conferences:
http://kdbio.inesc-id.pt/recomb2010/home.html

http://www.bioinformatics-portugal.org/jb2009/

while he has main role as co-chairman in many many other events like
http://kdbio.inesc-id.pt/~aml/

This is the explanation.
If i run my own conference, then I can easily blame and accuse conferences of all the others (like IEEE, like IASTED, like WSEAS)

Do not worry. We will participate in the next WSEAS Conferences

The WSEAS Conferences are always sponsored and organized by Universities. This is important

These Universities are also responsible for the Review of the Papers as well as for
the final technical program.

I helped this procedure in Harvard in 2009 and I know

Conferences with Harvard, MIT and University of Cambridge and many others are the flagship of the WSEAS
http://www.worldses.org/universities.htm; 6.1.10
Anonymous said...: Dan

YES, you are true,
many people that organize conferences, blame all the other conferences in order to catch ... more customers

This is a shame for the academic world!; 6.1.10
ANTONIOU said...: Be careful though!

The IEEE Conferences have accepted fake (SCIgen) papers

Try to find them via Google; 6.1.10
Anonymous said...: I have received some emails also about fake IEEE conferences and I do not know who was the sender.; 7.1.10
Sidorenkov said...: On the other hand, we have participated 3 times in IEEE Conferences and I did not receive any review. I think that all the conferences are the same....
Do not be silly.; 9.1.10
Eva said...: Hi Nikos,

thank you very much for such kind answer. I will send you all demanded material until the end of January.

If you like, look at the page http://lide.uhk.cz/fim/ucitel/milkoev1/en_index.htm, I have just added link to WSEAS conferences from my web-page. Most of my colleagues know WSEAS conferences and they have been sometimes attending them.

Best wishes
Eva; 12.1.10
Prof.H.Wakamatsu said...: Dear Professor Nikos Mastorakis :

It was such a nice meet with you in Vouliagmeni Beach, Athens Greece, December 29-31, 2009.

I enjoyed very much not only the conference but also the sightseeing of historical ruins.
For all, I am deeply impressed with your beautiful play of Cretan music instrument Lyra.
I would like to upload the video of your play, which will be informed by later e-mail.
In this occasion I would like to send you the URL-address of which I talked during the session.
Please, try them. If you have something unclear, please ask me.

1) How to use my system?
http://wakahide.dyndns.org/SystemUsage/

2) The presentation in the conference, Vouliagmeni Beach
http://wakahide.dyndns.org/cit09/

3) What we tried in this domain?
http://wakahide.dyndns.org/Conference/

4) For the recreation and rehabilitation

http://wakahide.dyndns.org/cherrySound/

Best regards

Prof.H.Wakamatsu
Tokyo Med. Dent. Univ.; 12.1.10
David Hecht, Ph.D. said...: I am sure that your WSEAS conferences will be again successful and very interesting and I wish you the best.

Thank you again and best regards,
Dave Hecht

David Hecht, Ph.D.
Professor, Chemistry
Southwestern College
900 Otay Lakes Road
Chula Vista, CA 91910
(619) 421-6700 (619) 421-6700 x5461
dhecht@swccd.edu; 13.1.10
John Robbins said...: The WSEAS conferences have a permanent quality.
The service is excellent and the level of presentation is exceptional.
It is also great that the WSEAS guys inserted their Books and Proceedings in ISI. I participated in another conference 4 years ago, the proceedings were published by Springer Verlag and until they have not been included at any Index.
So, the WSEAS takes cares of the Indexing of its publications in ISI, INSPEC, EI, Engineering Village, ASME, ACM, ASM more than Springer Verlag and other more historical Publishers; 13.1.10
ANTONIOU (again) said...: Nikos

Be careful though!

The IEEE Conferences have accepted fake (SCIgen) papers

Try to find them via Google; 13.1.10

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2010-01-13

NEWS for UNCERTAINTY. The discussion of our BISC today

Dear Professor Deng Julong,

It was a great honour to meet you at the IEEE International Conference on Grey Systems recently organised in Nanjing. Though I Iearned a lot from the speakers at the conference whose papers have been exemplarily published in the two-volume Proceedings, I'm still somewhat confused about the nature of the theory you are the celebrated founding father of, and - remarkably - the world outside the PRC and Taiwan is unfamiliar with.
What I am particularly unable to think clearly about is how greyness differs from fuzziness, roughness, vagueness, and randomness. Metaphorically speaking, I would like to know whether these five states of being, or qualities, are the fingers and thumb of a shaky hand called 'uncertainty'. If they are, this hand may be worthy of further, perhaps philosophical investigation. In practical terms, when (meaning: in what kind of situations) is the theory of grey, fuzzy, rough, vague, or random systems, more suitable, and best to apply?
In case you like to refer me to the fuzziness, roughness, vagueness, and randomness (probability) community for clarification on what their respective theoretical and practical positions are, I should be grateful if you could comment on the following thought experiment:
Think of a standard size (A4) piece of black paper. Every second a white dot, roughly 1 millimetre in diameter, appears on the paper randomly. How long will it take for, say, five reasonable onlookers to agree that the colour of the paper has turned grey? If 'black' stands for unknown, and 'white' stands for known, how helpful can grey systems theory be in this situation?
Grey systems are usually said to consist of partly known and partly unknown elements. However, if - contrary to reductionist belief - the parts cannot be known or understood unless the whole (the system), including its 'unknown elements', is taken into account (a conclusion complexity scientists and mereologists seem to have come to), then I wonder how firm the foundation of grey systems theory really is.
I take the liberty of sending a copy of this letter to some experts in the various fields of uncertainty, feeling confident that they also look forward to reading your reply.

Respectfully yours,

Hans Kuijper, M.A.
Joliotplaats 5
3069 JJ Rotterdam
The Netherlands

j[underscore]kuijper[at]orange[dot]nl

Dear BISC

I would like to expound upon Prof. Zadeh's insightful comments. He
writes, among related gems, "A basic misconception is that there is just
one kind of uncertainty--probabilistic uncertainty." This raises the
question for me at least as to just how many types of uncertainty there
are. I would expect that this number might be countably infinite and
thus cannot be bounded above. This was suggested to me by certain
results in the military study of "deception". I believe this is true
because while concepts such as granularity tend to be for the most part
domain general, there can be no finite number of ways to limit granular
characterizations for an arbitrary domain. Equivalently, the fact that
the truth value of an arbitrary statement is undecidable can only mean
that the number or types of uncertainty is not finite because otherwise
a contradiction would arise. Fast forwarding a bit, I suggest that if
there were only a finite number of types of uncertainty, or equivalently
only a finite number of possible granular characterizations for an
arbitrary domain, then logics and predicate rules would be sufficient to
capture all of the uncertainty inherent to the natural world. But, in as
much as this cannot be, we are led by the hand to case-based
characterizations and thus if one wishes to solve the CW and CW-related
problems, one will never find the solution in any logic or first-order
calculii. This can only be interpreted to mean that without
learning(indemic to case-based methods and some others of course) one
cannot solve the CW problem. I would like to conclude with the note that
learning by definition must incorporate all of its derivatives (i.e.,
learning how to learn). This means that any formal definition for
intelligence differs from that proposed by Turing. Indeed, intelligence
is not based so much on accumulated knowledge, but on "learning how to
learn". I see all of this as flowing from Prof. Zadeh's commentary.
Comments are welcome.

v/r,

Stuart Rubin, Ph.D.

SSC-PAC

Tel. (619) 553-3554 (619) 553-3554

Fx. (619) 553-1130

E. stuart.rubin@****

Dear Professor Zadeh, Bisc group,

It may be that probabilistic methods and fuzzy methods are complementary, because they are suited to different types of variability :

* probabilistic methods deal with uncertainty in repeated experiments, where the event of interest is typically very precisely defined e.g. the probability of a physical system attaining a given temperature range, or to observe a given class of data in a future sample from a statistical distribution.

* fuzzy logic applies to imprecise but useful definitions, where the clause of a logical statement is typically defined linguistically, e.g. hot vs. cold, or perceptually, e.g. ethinical origin.

Confusion can arise when the the source of variation is not clearly linked to the choise of methodology.

With kind regards and good wishes for the coming year,

Paulo Lisboa

Dear Prof.Zadeh and BISC members,

I am writing this email with deep humility and profound gratitude.

Time has come for me to say goodbye. I will fly back to Beijing this Saturday after one-year visiting in BISC, UC Berkeley.
Even I stay here as a visiting scholar for only one year, this special exprience will be cherished in my memory for my lifetime.

I would like to thank Prof.Zadeh for giving me such a great opportunity to visit BISC, as well as the guidance and insight you endowed us in BISC roundtable discussion and in email and the new ideas and new theories you contributed to the scientific community.

I would like to take this chance to thank all BISC members as your ideas also inspired me a lot either in face-to-face disccusion or in email.
Now, we are in a great family whose name is BISC. Whenever you come to Beijing for meeting or for vocation, please contact me. I will be very glad to meet you, show you around in Beijing and welcome you to give a talk in my University(Beijing Jiaotong University).

Let us wish our beloved Prof. Zadeh health, Soft computing thrive and Friendship forever!

Dewang

Beijing Jiaotong Universiy

Tel:86-10-51684219
Email: dwchen@****

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UPCOMING CONFERENCES: 2010 and 2011

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UPCOMING CONFERENCES

Coimbatore Inst. of Eng. and Inf. Technology, Coimbatore, India, February 18-20, 2010

University of Cambridge, UK, February 20-22, 2010

University of Cambridge, UK, February 23-25, 2010

University of Cambridge, UK, February 20-22, 2010

2nd WSEAS Int. Conf. on NANOTECHNOLOGY (NANOTECHNOLOGY'10)

University of Cambridge, UK, February 23-25, 2010

Penang, Malaysia, March 23-25, 2010 (supported by the University Kebangsaan Malaysia- National University of Malaysia)

ENVIRONMENT, MEDICINE and HEALTH SCIENCES (EMEH'10)

Hangzhou (supported by the China Jiliang University & Zhejiang University of Technology), China, April 10-12, 2010

Universitatea Politehnica, Bucharest, Romania, April 20-22, 2010

EUROPEAN COMPUTING CONFERENCE (ECC '10)
COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE (CI '10)
(Includes the Workshop: SIMULATION AND MODELLING OF INTELLIGENT MATERIALS)
FINITE DIFFERENCES - FINITE ELEMENTS - FINITE VOLUMES - BOUNDARY ELEMENTS (F-and-B '10)
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT TECHNOLOGIES AND EQUIPMENT (EEETE '10)
RISK MANAGEMENT, ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION (RIMA'10)

Kantaoui, Sousse, Tunisia, May 3-6, 2010
(under the Responsibility of Faculty of Sciences Sfax, Sfax University, Tunisia)

2010: The following conferences are co-organized by NAUN and WSEAS in
Phuket Beach, Thailand, May 16-18, 2010

Theoretical and Applied Mechanics 2010

Catania, Sicily, Italy, May 29-31, 2010

12th WSEAS Int. Conf. on AUTOMATIC CONTROL, MODELLING & SIMULATION (ACMOS '10)

9th WSEAS Int. Conf. on TELECOMMUNICATIONS and INFORMATICS (TELE-INFO '10)

9th WSEAS Int. Conf. on MICROELECTRONICS, NANOELECTRONICS, OPTOELECTRONICS (MINO '10)

9th WSEAS Int. Conf. on SIGNAL PROCESSING (SIP '10)

"G. Enescu" University, Iasi, Romania, June 13-15, 2010

Corfu Island, Greece, 14th WSEAS CSCC Multiconference, July 22-25, 2010

The CSCC, the annual convention and gathering of all the WSEAS entities
(Working Groups, Technical Committees, Editors, Associate Editors, Research Directors, Projects Coordinators,etc...) is held in July during the CSCC. In 2006, the CSCC Multiconference received 1302 papers and in 2008, the CSCC Multiconference received 1338 papers)
is composed by the conferences of Circuits, Systems, Communications, Computers
as follows:

    * 14th WSEAS Int. Conf. on CIRCUITS (July 22-24, 2010)

    * 14th WSEAS Int. Conf. on SYSTEMS (July 22-24, 2010)

    * 14th WSEAS Int. Conf. on COMMUNICATIONS (July 23-25, 2010)

    * 14th WSEAS Int. Conf. on COMPUTERS (July 23-25, 2010)

Corfu Island, Greece, July 22-24, 2010

7th WSEAS Int. Conf. on ENGINEERING EDUCATION (EDUCATION '10)

Corfu Island, Greece, July 22-24, 2010

Taipei, Taiwan, August 20-22, 2010

3rd WSEAS Int. Conf. on BIOMEDICAL ELECTRONICS and BIOMEDICAL INFORMATICS (BEBI '10)

Taipei, Taiwan, August 20-22, 2010

10th WSEAS Int. Conf. on APPLIED INFORMATICS AND COMMUNICATIONS (AIC '10)

Taipei, Taiwan, August 20-22, 2010

Constantza Maritime University, Constantza, Romania, September 3-5, 2010

Malta, September 15-18, 2010

APPLIED COMPUTER SCIENCE (ACS) (co-organized with the Institute for Environment, Engineering, Economics and Applied Mathematics)
CIRCUITS, SYSTEMS, SIGNALS (CSS) (co-organized with the Institute for Environment, Engineering, Economics and Applied Mathematics)

Malta, September 18-20, 2010

Summer WORLDMED:

Iwate Prefectural University, Iwate, Japan, October 4-6, 2010

10 th WSEAS/IASME Int.Conf. on ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS, HIGH VOLTAGES, ELECTRIC MACHINES (POWER'10)

9th WSEAS Int.Conf. on SYSTEM SCIENCE and SIMULATION in ENGINEERING (ICOSSSE '10)

Iwate Prefectural University, Iwate, Japan, October 4-6, 2010

Politechnica University of Timisoara, Timisoara, Romania, October 21-23, 2010

West University of Timisoara, Timisoara, Romania, October 24-26, 2010

The 5th WSEAS Int. Conf. on ECONOMY AND MANAGEMENT TRANSFORMATION (EMT '10)

University of Algarve, Faro, Portugal, November 3-5, 2010

Puerto De La Cruz, Tenerife, November 30- December 2, 2010

MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR ENGINEERING SCIENCE (MMES) (co-organized with the Institute for Environment, Engineering, Economics and Applied Mathematics)
DEVELOPMENT, ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT, ECONOMICS (DEEE)
(co-organized with the Institute for Environment, Engineering, Economics and Applied Mathematics)

University of Los Andes, Merida, Venezuela, December 14-16, 2010

Vouliagmeni, Athens, Greece, December 29-31, 2010

15th WSEAS Int. Conf. on APPLIED MATHEMATICS

9th WSEAS Int. Conf. on CIRCUITS, SYSTEMS, ELECTRONICS, CONTROL & SIGNAL PROCESSING (CSECS '10)

6th WSEAS Int. Conf. on APPLIED and THEORETICAL MECHANICS (MECHANICS '10)

Vouliagmeni, Athens, Greece, December 29-31, 2010

4th WSEAS Int.Conf. on COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY (COMPUCHEM'10)

6th WSEAS Int. Conf. on CELLULAR and MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, BIOPHYSICS and BIOENGINEERING (BIO'10)

8th WSEAS Int. Conf. on ENVIRONMENT, ECOSYSTEMS and DEVELOPMENT (EED'10)

2011

Puerto Morelos, Mexico, January 29-31, 2011

University of Cambridge, UK, February 20-22, 2011

University of Cambridge, UK, February 23-25, 2011

th IASME / WSEAS Int.Conf. on CONTINUUM MECHANICS (CM'11)

University of Cambridge, UK, February 20-22, 2011

3rd WSEAS Int. Conf. on NANOTECHNOLOGY (NANOTECHNOLOGY'11)

University of Cambridge, UK, February 23-25, 2011

Playa Meloneras, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain, March 24-26, 2011

APPLICATIONS of ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (AEE '11)
APPLICATIONS of COMPUTER ENGINEERING (ACE '11)
APPLIED ELECTROMAGNETICS, WIRELESS and OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
(ELECTROSCIENCE '11)

Playa Meloneras, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain, March 24-26, 2011

MANAGEMENT, MARKETING and FINANCES (MMF'11)
SOCIOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY (SOPHI'11)

Playa Meloneras, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain, March 24-26, 2011

ENVIRONMENT, MEDICINE and HEALTH SCIENCES (EMEH'11)

Venice, Italy, March 24-26, 2011

2nd INEEE Conference: ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT, DEVICES, SYSTEMS, COMMUNICATIONS, COMPUTERS
Organized by the INSTITUTE OF ENERGY, EXERGY, & ENVIRONMENT (INEEE)(Denmark) and the European Society for Environmental Research and Sustainable Development / EUROPMENT, www.europment.org (Bulgaria)

Extended versions of the papers will be published in
the WSEAS Journals and Springer Verlag (after new round of review)

The WSEAS Journals participate in EI Compendex, ACM, IET (IEE),
SCOPUS, ASM, ACM, ACS, CSA, ELSEVIER , ZENTRALBLATT, MATHSCINET, DPP,EI,
CSBA,Ulrigh, DEST, EBSCO, EMBASE, GEOBASE, BIOBASE, BIOTECHNOBASE, FLUIDEX ,
OceanBase,

INDEXING OF THE WSEAS PAPERS:
=================================
* See the WSEAS records in ISI here....
http://www.wseas.us/ISI_Web_of_Knowledge_Database.doc

* See the WSEAS records in SCOPUS, ELSEVIER, COMPENDEX, EI here....
http://www.wseas.us/wseas-scopus.doc

* See the WSEAS records in ACM:
Click here: http://portal.acm.org , select "The Guide" and then type WSEAS.

* See the WSEAS records in all the indexes here: ISI, SCOPUS, EI,
Compendex,
ACM, IEE, INSPEC, British Library, AMS, IASME, Ulrich, DBL, Directory of
Published Proceedings, Scholars Google :
http://www.wseas.us/indexes.htm

Also, except the WSEAS Publications (registered in ISI, Web of Knowledge)
ISI Books, Proceedings, WSEAS E-Library and Journals of the WSEAS
all of you you will receive more than 75 books on the registration desk
COMPLIMENTARY!!! (in CD) (every book is a textbook for postgrads written by an expert,
internationally pioneers on his field and contains more than 500 pages)
Attention: They teach in their universities these postgraduate books (and
not conference proceedings or collections of papers) for many years... These
are the titles of the Books that you will receive with your registration:
The conference bag will be too heavy, but do not worry ....
For those that will make registration and will not attend, we will send them
to their addresses.

See also the importance of these conferences can be proved by the impact
of these conferences in previous years: See, please
http://www.wseas.org/reports

Other Important Benefits:
1) A very strong and important feature is that the WSEAS is going to
give you a new username and password WITHOUT EXPIRY DATE for on-line
access in the WSEAS Conference proceedings FOR EVER.

2) Rich cultural and social part as usual.
The importance of these conferences can be also proved by the impact
of these conferences in all the previous years, 1996 -- 2008: See, please
http://www.wseas.org/reports/

Best Regards

Prof. Dr. Michael R. Sandberg

All the WSEAS & NAUN Books and Proceedings until Sept.2009 are in ISI. Check them on the server of ISI http://thomsonreuters.com/products_services/science/science_products/a-z/conf_proceedings_citation_index?parentKey=432529

2010-01-14T05:35:00.001-08:00

NEW SUCCESS: All the WSEAS & NAUN Books and Proceedings until Sept.2009 are in ISI. Check them on the server of ISI http://thomsonreuters.com/products_services/science/science_products/a-z/conf_proceedings_citation_index?parentKey=432529

NEW Gold Medals from EU International Eureka Contest to two WSEAS Teams
Click here ...http://www.wseas.org/team-gold-medal1.pdf and
http://www.wseas.org/team-gold-medal2.pdf

NEW INTERVIEW of a WSEAS Director in the Spanish Newspaper ABC
http://www.abc.es/20091217/canarias-canarias/tenerife-tambien-isla-actividad-20091217.html You can translate via http://translate.google.com/

http://wseas-taiwan-wseas.blogspot.com

http://wseas-taipei-wseas.blogspot.com

http://wseas-tokyo-wseas.blogspot.com

http://wseas-japan-wseas.blogspot.com

INDEXING OF THE WSEAS PAPERS:
=================================
* See the WSEAS records in ISI here....
http://www.wseas.us/ISI_Web_of_Knowledge_Database.doc

* See the WSEAS records in SCOPUS, ELSEVIER, COMPENDEX, EI here....
http://www.wseas.us/wseas-scopus.doc

* See the WSEAS records in ACM:
Click here: http://portal.acm.org , select "The Guide" and then type WSEAS.

See also the importance of these conferences can be proved by the impact
of these conferences in previous years: See, please
http://www.wseas.org/reports

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2008-12-17T05:33:00.000-08:00

Visiem WSEAS deputāti:
--------------------------
Jums ir jābūt rūpīgi kur jūs iesniegt jūsu dokumentus!
Labs žurnāli ir IEEE, SEE, tad WSEAS žurnāli un daudzi citi! Labs konferencēm ir IEEE, SEE, tad WSEAS žurnāli un daudzi citi!
Esi uzmanīgs. Ir daži konferencēm un daži žurnāli apšaubāmas kvalitātes (mēs vēlamies, lai šī sarakstu šeit), kas ir tikai par to naudu no nevainīgu vai ne tik nevainīgu autoriem.
Ar WSEAS deputāti ir laipni lūdza, lai novērstu nosūtīt dokumentus uz šiem žurnāliem.
Uzmanību, daži no šiem žurnāliem ASV (kas arī ir saņēmusi sponsorēt svarīgi sabiedrībām) atzītiem dokumentiem, ko rada SCIgen mašīna. Par laimi, dažas MIT studenti atklāj šos nav jāpārskata konferencēm.

Mēs esam lepni, ka WSEAS konferencēm nekad pieredzējušiem šāda veida problēmas, un salīdzinošās pārskatīšanas
par dokumentu, ko veic universitātes, kas uztur un sponsors ir WSEAS konferencēm.
Dažas no tām ir: University of Cambridge (UK), universitātes Hārvardas (ASV) MIT (ASV), Ķīna Jiliang University (Ķīna), Pekina Jiaotong University (Ķīna), universitātes Paris-Sud (Francija), Federālais Universitātes UFRN, ( Brazīlija), rumāņu akadēmija Zinātne (Rumānija), Univ. Politécnica Bukarestes (Rumānija), Tehniskā universitāte Sofija (Bulgārija), Tjanjiņa Tehnoloģijas universitātes un izglītības (Ķīna) Universitāte Rietumkrasta Indias (Trinidāda un Tobāgo), Valsts Tehniskās Universitātes Atēnas (Grieķija), universitātes Cantabria, Santander , (Spānija), Zhejiang Univ. of Technology (Ķīna), University of Alcala, Madride (Spānija)

Tātad, WSEAS locekļi, uzmanīgi, nav sūtīt dokumentus, kas nav pārskatīšanas konferencēm, pieņemt SCIgen dokumenti
Daudzi Paldies
Priecīgus Ziemassvētkus

Visi Labākā

Pateicība

Nikos Mastorakis

* Profesors, tehnikas Universitātes Sofija,
BULGĀRIJA
http://elfe.tu-sofia.bg/staff.htm
http://elfe.tu-sofia.bg/curriculum4.htm

* Goda profesors Universitātes Cluj, RUMĀNIJA
http://outstanding.wseas.us

* Balva Izcilības no rumāņu zinātņu akadēmija, Bukareste,
RUMĀNIJA
http://www.wseas.org/mastorakis

* Profesors pie ASEI (Militārpersonu institūtiem Universitātes Izglītība),
Grieķijas Jūras akadēmija, Grieķija
http://www.hna.gr/snd/english/education/academic/professors/mastorakis_en.html

WSEAS

2008-07-19T03:02:00.000-07:00

Dear WSEAS Members of

Non-registered authors that have not their papers in the program
received a special extension and their papers will be published not now, but
in another Volume and CD (also be inscluded in ISI (Thomson).
Especially, if some of them have received additional Journal publication
they must do it until August 31. Contact us NOW!

Attention: Speakers that want to be involved in WSEAS Activities
like organizing WSEAS Conferences in their countries can contact now
us by email and we can arrange appointments to see them in Crete.

BANQUET FOR THE CONFERENCES CIRCUITS, SYSTEMS, COMMUNICATIONS and COMPUTERS:
21:30 - 24:30, July 23

A super self-service buffer menu with more than 50 different plates,
Traditional Folklore Dances and Live Music are waiting for us!!!

FOR THE CONFERENCES ENGINEERING EDUCATION, UPT, EMESEG and CUHT:
19:00-21:30 July 23

A super self-service buffer menu with more than 50 different plates,
Traditional Folklore Dances and Live Music are waiting for us!!!

Visit the Web pages of the Conferences via:
http://www.worldses.org/expired.htm
and Go to the Conference Program

http://acc2008.wseas.us/

http://www.ionio.gr/~mpoulos/wseas-conferences-wseas-books-wseas-journals.ht
m

http://wseas.blogspot.com/2008/02/wseas-in-wikipedia.html

The Hotel is in a walking distance from the Harbour of Heraklion as
well as from the IMPORTANT Archaeological Museum of Heraklion
(2nd in importance in Greece, after the Archaeological Museum of Athens)

From the Harbour of Herakleion you can catch super fast ferries and you can
go to SANTORINI, the most beautiful island of Greece (after Crete, of
course) with the famous Volcano of Santorini. See pictures of Santorini via
Google!
http://harvardconferences.blogspot.com/

You can get to the conference place
1) BY AEROPLANE
The Airport of Heraklion is connected by Charters and Regular Flights
with all the European Capitals during the summer and other
Capitals of the World and is the second airport in importance in Greece
after the Airport of Athens

2) BY BOAT (recommended because it is cheap)
Heraklion is connected with Athens with FAST FERRIES
(6 hours trip with Luxurious Modern Boats.
The trip during the summer is a pleasure and you can
travel with the modern Ships of MINOAN LINES
www.minoan.gr Internet Access is available inside the Boat

Our general Chairmen which are also Editor of the Proceedings are kindly
requested to supervise the Plenary Sessions each morning where
as the regular Session Chairmen must be 30 minutes before their session in
the Conference Place.

No entrance in the conference room is allowed after the opening of the
session and nobody can come out from the conference room until the end of
the session.

ATTENTION: Certification of Attendance and Receipt of Payment will be
collected from the Secretariat Desk, only after the end of the Session that
you present. The Secreatariat will check the Chairman Report and will grant
the relevant documents

For your participation in the Conference in CRETE, you must see the
following attached files

deliver.doc, you must fill in and give it to the Secretariat for receiving
the Conference Bag. Please, read it carefuly.

biography.doc, you must fill in and give it to your Session Chairman.
Session Chairman must have it in order to present it to the audience

complaints-improvements.doc, it is optional, you can send it to us by email
AFTER the conference or you can print it out and give it to the Secretariat

641 Lectures - Papers over than 1350 papers that were submitted in WSEAS
CSCC (acceptance rate 641/1350) compose the program
http://www.wseas.org/conferences/2008/greece/
Similar acceptance rates were also obtained for CUHT, UPT and EMESEG 2008.

From them, only 32 papers which is a very small number of the best of the
best papers were also promoted to the WSEAS Journals!!

Now, the program of all these conference are on-line (we have now Updated
Versions on the web, check your papers, please)

The Secretariat of the Conference will be open from 10:00 of the MONDAY
(one day before the conference) in order to distribute the conference
material. Each participant will receive the CD-ROM of all the conference and
one hard-copy (ISI Book) together with secondary material. These will be
given to you on Monday, July 21 from
10:00 - 22:00. Come and take them from Secretariat Desk on Monday , July 21.

By the way, visit

The Deputy Minister of National Defense (Greece), Mr. Ioannis Plakiotakis
www.worldses.org/programs/plakiotakis.doc
will be in the Conference and will award the Title of "WSEAS Fellow" to
Prof. Sifakis.
We remind that WSEAS had awarded the same title to Prof. Zadeh in the past.
Up to now only a few colleagues have been elevated to WSEAS Fellow Rank.

Prof. Joseph Sifakis ( Turing Award 2007, See please
http://www.acm.org/press-room/news-releases/turing-award-07/)
will be with us in our Conference with a KEYNOTE LECTURE
He will give 1 hour Lecture, especialy for the WSEAS
on Wednesday, July 23, 16:00-17:00

During this CEREMONY no other activity will take place and the Secretariat
will be closed for one hour (the time that Prof. Sifakis will speak)

Nobel of Computing:
www.cmu.edu/homepage/practical/2008/winter/nobel-of-computing.shtml
Also: http://www-verimag.imag.fr/~sifakis/

30 (thirty) other PLENARY SPEAKERS will accompany our Distinguished
Professor (Nobel Level) Prof. J.Sifakis
See the web

VISA:
=====
To facilitate the authors that they need VISA to enter GREECE, we have
uploaded a letter with my stamp and my signature on the WSEAS site and you
can download it from:
http://www.worldses.org/forms/invitation.doc

IMPRESSIONS from recent WSEAS conferences
==================================================
http://www.wseas.org/reports

BEST PAPERS AWARD:
====================
We will follow a procedure similar to the procedure of the recent WSEAS
Conferences
http://www.wseas.org/reports

AUDIOVISUAL EQUIPMENT:
=======================
Laser Pointers, Data Projector, Computer with PowerPoint, PDF, Word for
Windows
will exist in each conference room.
All the presentations will take place digitally by Computer.
Old-fashioned Overhead Projector(s) will not be used.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR PRESENTATION:
==================================
See:
http://www.worldses.org/drafts/presentation.htm
http://www.worldses.org/drafts/presentation.ppt

Before the beginning of each session, each present must deliver his CV
(Short Biography) which must be printed out according to the format:
http://www.worldses.org/drafts/biography.doc

BEST REGARDS.
WE WILL BE GLAD TO HELP IN EVERY ISSUE RELATED THE CONFERENCE

===========================================

UNIVERSITY ELECTION: The WSEAS Executive Director is now
HONORARY PROFESSOR in the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania (JUNE
2008).

The WSEAS Executive Director and former WSEAS President,
Prof. Nikos E. Mastorakis (University URL: http://tinyurl.com/2p7thl
and Institutional URL: http://www.wseas.org/mastorakis)
was elevated as Honorary Professor in the Technical University of
Cluj-Napoca
Romania in June 24th 2008. Mr. Rector of the University, Prof. Radu Munteanu
reported the exceptional scientific task
of Prof. Mastorakis and his outstanding worldwide contribution to the
development of Science and technology.
The Ceremony took place in the Academy of Romania in Bucharest in June 24,
2008.
See below pictures from this official ceremony.

For the academic year, 2008-2009, Prof. N.E.Mastorakis will be also Visiting
Professor in the Electrical Engineering Department
of the Technical University of Sofia in Bulgaria where he will teach the
Course: "Multidimensional Systems"

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http://wseas2007.wordpress.com/

http://cordis.europa.eu/greece/rd_events170804.htm

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prestigious University. WSEAS Members and WSEAS Friends. WSEAS Chairmen.
WSEAS Special Sessions. WSEAS Invited Speakers. WSEAS Plenary Speakers.
WSEAS keynote Speakers and many others

http://wseas2007.wordpress.com/

http://cordis.europa.eu/greece/rd_events170804.htm

Bucharest, Romania, November 7-9, 2008
10th WSEAS Int. Conf. on MATHEMATICAL and COMPUTATIONAL METHODS in SCIENCE
and ENGINEERING (MACMESE'08)
7th WSEAS Int. Conf. on DATA NETWORKS, COMMUNICATIONS, COMPUTERS (DNCOCO
'08).
1st WSEAS Int. Conf. on SENSORS and SIGNALS (SENSIG '08).
1st WSEAS Int. Conf. on VISUALIZATION, IMAGING and SIMULATION (VIS'08).

Bucharest, Romania, November 7-9, 2008
1st WSEAS Int. Conf. on NATURAL HAZARDS (NAHA'08)
1st WSEAS Int. Conf. on CLIMATE CHANGES, GLOBAL WARMING, BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
(CGB '08).
1st WSEAS Int. Conf. on URBAN REHABILITATION AND SUSTAINABILITY (URES'08)
1st WSEAS Int. Conf. on MATERIALS SCIENCE (MATERIALS'08)

RECENT IMPORTANT DISTINCTIONS of the Society:
======================================
1st
----
All the recent WSEAS Books (hard-copy of the Proceedings)
have been selected as Books for Abstracting and Indexing by ISI (Thomson).

2nd
----
The IEE (IET) has in its citation index (INSPEC)
more than 7000 papers from WSEAS, only for the last 3 years.
Visit:
www.worldses.org/indexes/iee/2004-2007.txt

In WSEAS Conferences, the accepted papers are published in:

(1) Books (All these books participate in ISI, IEE, ELSEVIER, SCOPUS etc...)
http://www.worldses.org/books/index.html

(2) CD-ROM Proceedings

(3) Web Publishing: www.wseas.org/online

(4) Extended versions of the best papers (after further review) in a Journal
(participate in the most important
citation indices www.worldses.org/indexes/)

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