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Accepted Poster Presentations with Abstracts in Proceedings

• E. Despland; Concordia University, CA.
  Regulation of activity patterns in a social caterpillar

• A. Dornhaus, F. Klugl, C. Oechslein, L. Chittka, F. Puppe; University of Bristol, UK.
  Foraging success, recruitment benefits and spatial resource distribution

• N. Fefferman, R. Rosengaus, D. Calleri, Marcio Pie and James Traniello; Tufts Univ, Medford, MA, USA, Northeastrn Univ, Boston, USA and Boston Univ, Boston, USA
  modeling disease resistance through social interactions in termites

• J. Forest, A. Drogoul; LIP6 Universite Paris 6, FR.
  When ants teach robots how to build bridges

• R. Gorelick, S. Bertram, P. Killeen, J. Fewell; Arizona State University, USA.
  Quantifying division of labor using normalized mutal entropy

• J. Hayes; George Mason University, USA.
  Evolving swarm intelligence solutions for the foraging problem

• M. Jones; Brigham Young University, USA.
  Adapting negative feedback in honey bee forager allocation to parallel LTL violation discovery

• O. Kittithreerapronchai & C. Anderson; Georgia Institute of Technology, USA, Icosystem, USA.
  Do ants paint trucks better than chickens? Markets versus response thresholds for distributed dynamic scheduling

• Istvan Karsai, Gabor Balazsi, John W. Wenzel, East Tennessee State Univ; Nothwestern Univ School of Medicine; Ohio State, USA
  Organization of nest construction via a natural substance: models and field studies

• S. Luke, G. Balan, L. Panait; George Mason University, USA
  MASON: A Java Multi-Agent Simulation Library

• Dhruba Naug, Graham Davis & John Wenzel, Ohio State Univ, USA
  The influence of group size and resource distribution on a group of central place foragers

• K. O'Hara; Georgia Institute of Technology, USA.
  Navigation networks: biological inspiration for large-scale multi-robot navigation

• L. Panait, S. Luke; George Mason University, USA
  Ant Foraging Revisited

• Chris A. C. Parker, Hong Zhang; Univ Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
  Implementing Collective Robotic Construction with Blind Bulldozing

• H. Parunak and P. Weinstein, S. Brueckner; Altarum Institute, USA.
  Hybrid stigmergic mechanisms for information extraction

• K. Passino; Ohio State University, USA.
  Modeling, analysis and biomimicry of honey bee distributed decision making

• H. Scharpenberg and R. Mortiz; Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg Institute of Zoology, DE.
  Modeling, analysis and biomimicry of honey bee distributed decision making

• A. Sendova-Franks; University of the West of England, UK.
  A measure of two-dimensional sortedness based on brood sorting in ants

• D. Shell & M. Mataric; University of Southern California, USA.
  On the use of the term "stigmergy"