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Papers, Posters, Talks etc...
2012
Using Transition Systems to Describe and Predict the Behaviour of Structured Excitable Media, Stevens W. M. (2012), Natural Computing, DOI: 10.1007/s11047-012-9355-4 (Here is a link to the preprint of this paper) Computing with Planar Toppling Domino Arrangements, Stevens W. M. (2012), Natural Computing, Vol 11, Issue 4, pages 665-672, DOI: 10.1007/s11047-012-9341-x This is an extended version of the conference paper from 2011.
Time-dependent wave selection for information processing in excitable media, Stevens W. M., Adamatzky A, Jahan I, De Lacy Costello B (2012), Physical Review E 85, 066129 (2012) (Here is a link to the preprint of this paper) Describes a way of constructing logic circuits in excitable media by selecting waves based on how long it takes them to propagate from place to place. An experimental implementation of a 4-bit integer square root circuit in a Belousov-Zhabotinsky excitable medium is described. 2011
A self-replicating programmable constructor in a kinematic simulation environment, Stevens W. M. (2011) Describes the 'CBlocks3D' environment and a self-replicating programmable constructor in that environment.
Computing with Planar Toppling Domino Arrangements, Stevens W. M. (2011) Shows that any Boolean function can be implemented using a planar arrangements of dominoes - i.e. with no bridges for crossing one line of dominoes over another. 2010 The longitudinal course of bipolar disorder as revealed through weekly text-messaging., Bopp J.M., Miklowitz D. J., Goodwin G. M., Stevens W., Rendell J. M., Geddes J. R. (2010). Bipolar Disorders Vol 12, pages 327-334. My role in this work was the design and software implementation of a text-message based mood rating system. Lithium plus valproate combination therapy versus monotherapy for relapse prevention in bipolar I disorder (BALANCE): a randomised open-label trial, The BALANCE investigators and collaborators (2010). The Lancet, Vol 375, Issue 9712, pages 385-395 My role in this work was data management and software support for the last 3 years of the BALANCE clinical trial.
Adapting Gosper's Hashlife Algorithm for Kinematic Environments, Stevens W. M. (2010) 2009
A Kinematic Turing Machine, Stevens W. M. (2009) This is a modified version of the conference paper from 2007.
A kinematic model of a self-replicating programmable constructing machine, Stevens W. M. (2009)
Automated mood monitoring and reporting with a novel graphical method of displaying mood variation over time, Stevens W. M., Rendell J. M., Attenburrow M-J, Geddes J. R. (2009)
Parts closure in a kinematic self-replicating programmable constructor, Stevens W. M. (2009) Describes a part discriminating system in the 'CBlocks3D' environment. 2008
Parts closure in a kinematic self-replicating programmable constructor, Stevens W. M. (2008)
I won a young author award for this paper/talk.
Logic circuits in a system of repelling particles, Stevens W. M. (2008) This is a modified version of the workshop paper from 2006. 2007
Simulating Self-Replicating Machines, Stevens W. M. (2007) Describes the 'CBlocks' environment, describes an SRM in the CBlocks environment and discusses issues related to simulating self-replicating machines. Diagram of SRM for 'Simulating Self-Replicating Machines' paper.
A Kinematic Turing Machine, Stevens W. M. (2007) Presented at Unconventional Computing 2007 in Bristol, UK. Describes the operation of a Turing machine in a kinematic simulation environment. 2006
Logic circuits in a system of repelling particles, Stevens W. M. (2006) Workshop presentation at the Unconventional Computing 2006 conference in York, UK. Shows how logic circuits can be made in a very simple kinematic particle system. 2005
Computation, Construction and Self-Replication, Stevens W. M. (2005)
A programmable constructor in a kinematic environment, Stevens W. M. (2005) 2004
Nodes: An Environment for Simulating Self-Replicating Machines, Stevens W. M. (2004) Describes the 'Nodes' environment, and introduces an SRM constructed in the Nodes environment. |