Dear Friends,
This is the first Call for Papers for the Fifteenth Annual International Gathering in Biosemiotics, Aalborg University Copenhagen, Denmark, to be held 30th June – 4th July, 2015.
The Scientific Advisory Committee of the 15th Gathering in Biosemiotics invites scholars and researchers from all over the world to submit their abstracts of presentations primarily centred on the roles and the significance of sign-processes in living systems.
We particularly welcome research that brings a novel contribution to the field in the following areas:
Multi-level semiosis and integrative approaches
Semiotic processes in Systems Biology
The biosemiotics of health and disease
Evolutionary biosemiotics
Developmental biosemiotics
Ecological biosemiotics
Semiotic approaches to ethology
The biosemiotics of language development
Biosemiotics and cognition
The implications and relations of biosemiotics to philosophy and humanities
Abstracts should be 300-600 words, typed using a standard word processing format (using Times New Roman 12 point font, and setting the page size for A4).
Abstracts should be submitted as single page files to the following address: leb@create.aau.dk <mailto:leb@create.aau.dk> to be received by no later than February 20 2015. Please name the abstract file with the author’s (your) surname in capital letters, for instance SEBEOK.doc.
A full-day pre-conference workshop entitled “The Semiotics of Psychophysiology” is planned for June 29Th 2015 (more detailed information will be provided in due time).
For early registration and any additional information, please contact leb@create.aau.dk <mailto:leb@create.aau.dk>
More details regarding the conference will be made available in the months ahead – please visit the conference homepage at http://biosemiotics2015.wordpress.com/ <http://biosemiotics2015.wordpress.com/> for information updates. For general information about biosemiotics, please visit the ISBS website at www.biosemiotics.org .
The Fifteenth Annual International Gathering in Biosemiotics is organized by the Department of Architecture, Design and Media Technology at Aalborg University Copenhagen and the International Society for Biosemiotic Studies.
Hoping to see you in Copenhagen!
