New 206 Journal Issue

New 206 Journal Issue

International Journal of Robotics and Automation

Editor: Prof. M. Kamel
Published in Jan 2010
New 201 Journal Issue

New 201 Journal Issue

Control and Intelligent Systems

Editor: Prof. Clarence W. de Silva
Published in Jan 2010
New 201 Journal Issue

New 201 Journal Issue

Control and Intelligent Systems

Editor: Prof. Clarence W. de Silva
Published in Jan 2010
New 201 Journal Issue

New 201 Journal Issue

Control and Intelligent Systems

Editor: Prof. Clarence W. de Silva
Published in Jan 2010
New 201 Journal Issue

New 201 Journal Issue

Control and Intelligent Systems

Editor: Prof. Clarence W. de Silva
Published in Jan 2010
AIA

AIA

Artificial Intelligence and Applications

Editor: M.H. Hamza
Published in Dec 2009
SEA

SEA

Software Engineering and Applications

Editor:
Published in Dec 2009
CATE

CATE

Computers and Advanced Technology in Education

Editor:
Published in Dec 2009
MSI

MSI

Modelling, Simulation and Identification

Editor:
Published in Dec 2009
ASM

ASM

Applied Simulation and Modelling

Editor:
Published in Dec 2009

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ACTA Press was established in 1972 to provide a medium for the publication of technical and scientific literature. Our head office is located in Calgary, AB, Canada and we have two branch offices: one in Anaheim, CA, USA and another in Zurich, Switzerland. At present we publish seven periodicals:

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ACTA Press Catalogue

The ACTA Press 2010 Catalogue is now available! Click here to view it.

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Computational Bioscience is an open access journal featuring research articles that combine biological and computational research to enhance the scientific understanding of life. The discipline of computational bioscience, like the field of genomics, is expected to undergo enormous growth. As the current generation of bioinformaticians and molecular biologists map functional elements of genomes and use that information to make scientific discoveries, they will enable diagnoses and management of human diseases. As a community, successful management of this growth in knowledge requires recognition of advancements to the field and public access to the data. Resources such as this journal will do so with the goal of fostering development of a new generation of computational methods that help biologists deal with the complexity of the emerging or shifting biological paradigms as they continue to incorporate novel outcomes of major scientific consortiums.

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