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C. Adami
Affiliation
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, USA
Topic
Evolvability,Backward Direction,Battery Capacity,Beneficial Mutations,Cardinality,Changes In Length,Collision-free Path,Complex Evolution,Complex Language,Computer Code,Detailed Work,Development Of Techniques,Direct Matching,Educational Settings,Electric Propulsion,Energy Function,Evolutionary Computation,Evolutionary Framework,Exhaustive Search,Fault-tolerant,Fitness Function,Fraction Of Mutations,Future Publications,Inertial Measurement Unit,Input Parameters,Jet Propulsion Laboratory,Joint Angles,Mission Objectives,Mission Planning,Mutational Robustness,Nervous System Of Animals,Neural Network,Objective Space,Operationalized,Parameter Space,Pareto Front,Path Planning,Planning And Scheduling,Resonance Frequency,Search Space,Sequence Length,Set III,Simulated Annealing,Single Instruction,Solar Array,Template Matching,
Biography
Christoph Adami is a Visiting Scientist and former Principal Scientist in the Exploration Systems Autonomy Section of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and a Professor of Applied Life Sciences at the Keck Graduate Institute in Claremont, CA. His interests concern the fundamental mechanisms involved in the evolution of complexity from simplicity, both in natural and artificial systems. He has pioneered the use of digital life in computational evolutionary biology, and is the author of over 70 peer-reviewed articles in theoretical physics and biology, as well as the textbook “Introduction to Artificial Life” (Springer). He has a B.A. and a Diplom in theoretical physics from Bonn University (Germany), as well as an M.A in physics and a Ph.D. in theoretical physics from SUNY Stony Brook.