SCTPLS Conference in August

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Posted by ""Pincus, David"" <pincus@chapman.edu>

THE CONFERENCE: Our 15th Annual International Conference will be held in
Denver, Colorado, USA, August 4-6, 2005. The call for papers, abstracts
from our keynote speakers, registration forms, and other information you
need is available on the conference's web site:
http://www.societyforchaostheory.org/conf2005

The call for papers is open until April 22 --- You can present a single
paper, poster, roundtable discussion, or symposium. Submit any of these
types of material through the web system. Just fill in the requested
identification information, and you can type your abstract in directly,
or copy and paste from a WORD file.

If you have been studying nonlinear science -- we know you're out
there* -- and would like to share your ideas with people who have some
notable accomplishments to their credit already, this is the place to
go. Since 1991 we have facilitated the development of the theories of
applied nonlinear science, the methods, the empirical data, the computer
techniques, and some of the best speculations as well. SCTPLS has been
credited with the founding of an entire interdisciplinary literature,
and our members' efforts are striking each and every year.

THERE'S MUCH MORE -- Join the Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology &
Life Sciences. Members will receive a subscription to Nonlinear
Dynamics, Psychology, and Life Sciences (quarterly refereed research
journal) and the SCTPLS Newsletter. You'll also qualify for discounts at
our annual conference and make interdisciplinary contacts worldwide.
Find out more: www.societyforchaostheory.org and
http://www.societyforchaostheory.org/membership.html Committee posts are
available also.

NDPLS is abstracted in PsycINFO, Medline (PubMed), JEL/Econlit and
several other important abstract bases. NDPLS is the premier venue for
research on nonlinear dynamics in living applications areas. We are now
publishing Volume 9 in 2005. To find out more about what we publish, how
to submit manuscripts, and how to get NDPLS into your favorite research
library too, please visit: www.societyforchaostheory.org/ndpls We
currently have two special issues in the works on nonlinear methods --
ideal items for scholars of all levels of development.

Thank you for your attention and indulgence!

Sincerely,

Stephen J. Guastello, Ph.D.,
on behalf of the various project committees of:
The Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology & Life Sciences
Posted by ""Pincus, David"" <pincus@chapman.edu>
posting date Thu, 26 May 2005 20:48:32 -0700