CogSci-94: Searchable index of titles, authors, abstracts, and sessions

--- Forwarded message follows --- From: ashwin(a)cc.gatech.edu (Ashwin Ram) Subject: CogSci-94: Searchable index of titles, authors, abstracts, and sessions Date: 6 Jul 94 10:29:34 The titles, authors, and abstracts of all the papers and talks to be presented at the Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society (CogSci-94) are available on the World Wide Web (WWW), along with the complete technical program and list of sessions. Each paper is indexed along with its title, authors, and abstract, the date and time it is scheduled to be presented, and its page numbers in the proceedings (being published by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Hillsdale, NJ). Each talk, poster, symposium, and plenary session is indexed along with its date and time and the list of papers scheduled to be presented in that session. The index can be searched using keywords; general regular expression search is also available. To access the index, use Mosaic or any other WWW browser [see footnote] to access the following URL: http://www.gatech.edu/cogsci/cogsci.html (To do this, choose OPEN URL from the FILE menu, then type in the above URL.) Click on "Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society" to access the information page for this conference. Click on "Index of titles, authors, and abstracts" to access the index. Finally, type in your keywords in the search box. Other conference information, including the registration brochure and information on travel and local arrangements is also available from the conference information page; simply click on whatever you're interested in. This information is also available by anonymous FTP from ftp.cc.gatech.edu in the directory /pub/cogsci94. (If you need to reach a human: e-mail cogsci94(a)cc.gatech.edu) -------------------------------------------- (footnote) Mosaic is free, public-domain software that runs on most platforms, including Unix machines, VMS machines, Macintoshes, NeXTs, IBM PC/Windows, X workstations, and under Emacs, and provides a simple hypercard-like point-and-click interface to any piece of information anywhere on the network. Most systems already have Mosaic installed; if yours doesn't, simply copy the executable file from NCSA's FTP site (ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu). More help on Mosaic and the World Wide Web is available from the USENET newsgroup comp.infosystems.www, and on-line in Mosaic itself. Many other WWW browsers are also available and may be used to search the index (for example, Lynx, which does not require a graphics-capable machine).