Susie Vrobel

Publications

publications list

Contact

Susie Vrobel

Ernst-Ludwig-Ring 2

61231 Bad Nauheim

Germany

voice: +49 6032 3491746

Susanne.Vrobel@t-online.de

www.if-online.org

Otto Rössler

Born in Berlin in 1940, MD in 1966. Post doc at the Max Planck Institute for Behavioral Physiology, in Seewiesen, Bavaria. Visiting appointment at the Center for Theoretical Biology at SUNY-Buffalo in 1969. Since 1970 Professor for Theoretical Biochemistry at the University of Tübingen.

Otto has held visiting positions at the University of Guelph (Mathematics) in Canada, the Center for Nonlinear Studies of the University of California at Los Alamos, the University of Virginia (Chemical Engineering), the Technical University of Denmark (Theoretical Physics), and the Santa Fe Institute (Complexity Research) in New Mexico.

Publications

Otto has authored around 300 scientific papers in fields as wide-ranging as biogenesis, the origin of language, differentiable automata, chaotic attractors, endophysics, micro relativity, artificial universes, the hypertext encyclopedia, and world-changing technology.

Contact

oeross00@yahoo.com

Michael Eido Luetchford

Born Dewsbury, England in 1944. Graduated University of Bradford 1967. BSc Hons (Electronics); Grad Dip Ed (Maths). Initially worked in computers in the aerospace industry, then as a lecturer in Mathematics in the UK. Climbing expedition to Himalayas 1969-70. Worked in Japan from 1977 to 1999. Studied/practiced/translated/ published the works of Zen Master Dogen. Returned to the UK in 1999. Now runs Dogen Sangha, a Buddhist centre in Bristol, UK.

Publications

Master Dogen's Shobogenzo in 4 Volumes (Editor/Compiler); Between Heaven & Earth - A Translation and Commentary on Nagarjuna's Mulamadhyamakakarika; Shinji Shobogenzo - 301 Koan Stories (Editor/Compiler)

Contact

mjl@gol.com

www.dogensangha.org.uk

Uri Fidelman

Research Interests:

· Application of brain research to education.
· Biology of intelligence.
· Neuropsychology of mathematical and of philosophical thinking.
· Neuropsychology of modeling in physics.

Publications

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Contact

Dr. Uri Fidelman

D.Sc. Department of Education in Technology and Science,
Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.
Haifa, Israel.

uf@techunix.technion.ac.il

Dieter de Grave

Field of interest

Interface of neuroscience, theory of complexity and psychoanalysis, looking at psychosis.
The complex structure of schizophrenia is not a disease, not a disorder per
se, but a different complex biopsychosocial structure in its own right.

Publications

Contact

Dieter De Grave
De Baken A - PC Duffel
Stationsstraat 22c
2570 Duffel

Belgium

dieter.de.grave@emmaus.be

Otto van Nieuwenhuijze

Otto qualified as a civil engineer, doctor of medicine, and healer. He lectures in London, Switzerland, and Paris, and has published well over a hundred papers on the science and mathematics of healing and embodied knowledge. Currently, he is editor of the Journal of Integrated Health Care in Amsterdam.

Publications

publications list

Contact

Otto van Nieuwenhuijze

Amsterdam,

The Netherlands

http://www.attainable-utopias.org/new/index.html

Planting Paradise (a meta-project)

www.plantingparadise.org/

index.html

Nikolaus von Stillfried

Nikolaus von Stillfried

(Freiburg, Germany)

Franz-Günter Winkler

Statement of interest
What connects the above listed (seemingly very different) fields is a conceptual distinction between what I call inside and outside observation. This distinction, together with a deep integration of space and time, forms the basis of my "spacetime holism", which gives surprisingly simple answers to old unsolved questions.

Publications

see personal homepage

Contact

Dr. Franz-Günter Winkler
Stumpergasse 63/11
A-1060 Wien
Austria

fg.winkler@aon.at

http://members.aon.at/fgwinkler

Serge F. Timashev

Born in 1937 in Irbit, Sverdlovsk region, Russia.

Doctor of Science: Physics and Mathematics, Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics, M.Sc. in Physics

Scientific fields

Flicker-Noise Spectroscopy: What type of information is hidden within a chaotic signal? A new phenomenological approach - Flicker-Noise Spectroscopy based on introducing a new image of information was developed. FNS could be considered as a new informative technology for extracting information contained in chaotic signals by analysing dynamic correlations between various chaotic signals measured simultaneously.

for a detailed CV click here

Publications

~300

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Contact

Professor Serge F. Timashev

Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry,

10, Vorontsovo pole St.,

Moscow, 105064,

Russia

Home Address: Egerskaya Street, 1-57, Moscow, 107014, Russia
Phone number: 007-(095)-269-3482;
Fax: 007-(095)-975-2450

serget@mail.ru

timashev@cc.nifhi.ac.ru

Ignazio Licata

Ignazio Licata is Full Professor of Theoretical Physics at the Institute for Basic Research, Palm Harbor, Florida, USA and at IxtuCyber for Complex Systems (TP); Institute for Scientific Ethics and Methodology (Palermo).

Main Interests: Foundation of Quantum Mechanics; Quantum Field Theory; Space-Time at Planck Scale; Group Approach in Quantum Cosmology; Systems Theory ;Non-Linear Dynamics; Computation in Biological and Cognitive Systems ( Logical Openness, Sub and Super Turing Systems).
Editor of the Electronic Journal of Theoretical Physics (EJTP)
Gruppo "Scienza Semplice".

for details click here

Publications

Books: "Informazione & Complessità" , (Editor), Bologna 1998;
Osservando la Sfinge - la realtà virtuale della fisica quantistica, Di Renzo Editore, Roma (1993 first ed.; 2003 new edition);
Majorana Legacy in Contemporary Physics (Editor)- EJTP- Di Renzo, Roma 2006;
Physics of Emergence and Organization (Editor), EJTP-World Scientific, 2008:
"La Logica Aperta della Mente", Codice Edizioni,Torino, 2008.

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Contact

ignazio.licata@ejtp.info

Prof. John Hiller

Born Sydney, Australia, 1939.

Initial training was as an electric power engineer. Subsequently studied microeconomics.

Was an academic at the University of New South Wales for 36 years. Was foundation head of the School of Computer Science and Engineering. Had periods as a Visiting Professor at UCLA and the University of Witswatersrand.

Recent research has concerned membership of groups, especially those making public ethical comment. Has a long-term concern with organisation of museum-type material to support multi-perspective narratives. Involved in sustainability activity.

Terry Marks-Tarlow

Born in East Orange, New Jersey, United States, in 1955.
B.A. from Stanford University; Ph.D. from U.C.L.A.

Research Interests

Draws, writes, dances, does yoga, rock climbs, skis, and attempts to cross
fertilize a variety of intelligences in order to approach the creative
process. Currently studying interpersonal neurobiology, while writing a book
on the integration of nonlinear studies with clinical theory and practice.
Particularly interested in psychological manifestations of fractals.

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Publications

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Contact

Terry Marks-Tarlow
1460 7th Street, Suite 304
Santa Monica, CA 90401
(310) 458-3418

Markstarlow@hotmail.com

www.markstarlow.com

Kerry Welch