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Biological Prototypes and Synthetic Systems - Volume 1 Proceedings of the Second Annual Bionics Symposium sponsored by Cornell University and the General Electric Company, Advanced Electronics Center, held at Cornell University, August 30-September 1, 1961 (Paperback, 1962 ed.)
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Biological Prototypes and Synthetic Systems - Volume 1 Proceedings of the Second Annual Bionics Symposium sponsored by Cornell University and the General Electric Company, Advanced Electronics Center, held at Cornell University, August 30-September 1, 1961 (Paperback, 1962 ed.)
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When the present symposium was first conceived, it was decided that
more emphasis be given to contributions from biological
laboratories than has typically appeared in previous bionics
meetings. Accordingly, most of the invited speakers are biologists,
in the broad sense of representing some area of the life sciences.
Likewise, many of the submitted papers eventually chosen by the
technical com mittee were from the life sCiences, rather than the
physical sciences or mathe matics. In this way, it was hoped that a
greater direct interest in the technological problems of bionics
might be stimulated among biologists, upon whose work much of the
success of bionics necessarily lies. Because of the wide
interdisciplinary span of the papers, it was necessary to impose
some artificial organization upon them, specifically for continuity
in the transactions. We elected to put the biological papers first,
followed by those which deal with reasonably specific models, and
reserveto the last those papers reporting models which are more
general in nature. The editorial function was kept to a minimum,
with no major alterations of content and few of style being
exercised. Several of the papers delivered at the symposium
required a longer format for clarity and are included here in ex
panded versions. Assitance in the preparation of this volume was
received from the National Institute of Neurologic Diseases and
Blindness, Grant number B-3896."
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