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• To get on the CSCS mailing list, click here.
• The CSRG-discuss list: a mailing list intended for and restricted to discussions related to the CSCS Reading Group, and is readable to subscribers only. Please email Ted Belding (streak@umich.edu) for more information or to be added to the email list.
• Complexity Blog -- The ideas and opinions of Complex Systems graduate students Aaron Bramson and Kenneth Zick. Good resource for project ideas, definitions of complex science terms, agent-based modeling tips, and the occasional rant.
• Complexity Digest -- weekly summary of and pointers to complexity related articles in journals, in the news, etc.
• CogPrints -- archive for everything related to cognition (including philosophy, AI, behaviour, ecology, social psychology, social simulation)
• The Parellel Computing list at UM, parallel@eecs.umich.edu: a moderated group with information about parallel computing. This can include job listings, descriptions of new computers or software systems, interesting parallelization problems, etc. To subscribe to the list send a message to parallel-request@eecs.umich.edu with the subject
  subscribe. (You do not need to have any content to the message.)
• ga-list: the main GA list. Subscribe to ga-list-request@aic.nrl.navy.mil
• Genetic Algorithms Digest: To subscribe send email to listproc@gmu.edu containing the following text in the body of the message: subscribe ga-list
• genetic-programming: the main GP list. Subscribe to genetic-programming-request@cs.standford.edu
• gann: GA's and neural nets. Subscribe to gann-request@cs.iastate.edu
• A few mailing lists at CMU Artificial Intelligence Repository. Press here for detailed information.
• Ant Colony Optimization list. Subscribe to ACO-list-request@iridia.ulb.ac.be
• SIMSOC list: news and discussion about computer simulation in the social sciences. To subscribe, see here.
• New England Complex Systems Institute
  • complex-science@necsi.org: a scholarly discussion of complex systems principles in science and their application to physical, biological and social systems;
    
  • complex-community@necsi.org: a personal discussion of topics related to the community of complex systems researchers and the societal context.
  To subscribe either of them, see here.
• Neural Network Resources Email Lists & Newsgroups. To subscribe to various mailing lists, see here.
• THEORETICAL-ECOLOGY: Scientific discussion of theoretical ecology. To subscribe, see here.
• British Computer Society: Natural Language Translation Specialist Group. To subscribe, see here.
• hybrid-list@cs.ua.edu: Hybrid Models: Learning and Architectures To subscribe, see here.
• Computists International maintains two email-based discussion lists:
  • CI-Talk: an unmoderated discussion list for members of Computists International;
    
  • CI-FreeTalk: an open discussion of artificial intelligence and AI career topics. It may also be used for announcements of interest to AI researchers and students.
  For details, see here.
• GAScheduling List: Genetic Algorithms in Production Scheduling. To subscribe to the list send a message to listproc@sheffield.ac.uk consisting of the single line command subscribe GASCHEDULING Your Name. (Note that 'Your Name' means your real name and not your e-mail address. The e-mail address is picked up from the message header. Messages to listproc@sheffield.ac.uk should not include a subject or signature, if possible.) For a general introduction to this list (for potential subscribers, or maybe just forgetful ones!), please mail listproc@sheffield.ac.uk with NO SUBJECT LINE and 'info gascheduling' in the BODY of the message.
• Machien learning mailing list. To subscribe, see here.
• Mailing list for Agent-based computational economics (ACE): the computational study of economies modelled as evolving systems of autonomous interacting agents. To subscribe, see here.
• KDD Nuggets mailing list: a moderated mailing list for news and information relevant to Knowledge Discovery in Databases (KDD), also known as Data Mining, Knowledge Extraction, etc. E-mail add/delete requests to kdd-request@gte.com.

Updated September 1, 2005