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Volume 19, Issue 3_4
Summer/Fall 2013
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ISSN 1064-5462
EISSN 1530-9185
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Introduction

Introduction to Recent Developments in Living Technology
Mark A. Bedau, John S. McCaskill, Norman H. Packard, Emily C. Parke, Steen R. Rasmussen
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 291–298.
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Articles

Toward Metabolic Robotics: Insights from Modeling Embodied Cognition in a Biomechatronic Symbiont
Alberto Montebelli, Robert Lowe, Tom Ziemke
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 299–315.
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Slimeware: Engineering Devices with Slime Mold
Andrew Adamatzky
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 317–330.
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Bütschli Dynamic Droplet System
Rachel Armstrong, Martin Hanczyc
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 331–346.
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Bespoke Physics for Living Technology
David H. Ackley
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 347–364.
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Pervasive Flexibility in Living Technologies through Degeneracy-Based Design
James Whitacre, Axel Bender
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 365–386.
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A Design for Living Technology: Experiments with the Mind Time Machine
Takashi Ikegami
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 387–400.
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Living in Living Cities
Carlos Gershenson
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 401–420.
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Readiness for Living Technology: A Comparative Study of the Uptake of Robot Technology in the Danish Health-Care Sector
Jean-Paul Peronard
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 421–436.
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Governance Strategies for Living Technologies: Bridging the Gap between Stimulating and Regulating Technoscience
Rinie van Est, Dirk Stemerding
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 437–450.
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Harnessing Our Very Life
Peter R. Wills, David L. F. Williams, Denys Trussell, L. R. B. Mann
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 451–469.
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The Ultimate Technology: The End of Technology and the Task of Nature
Søren Riis
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 471–485.
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Reviewers of Volume 19

Reviewers of Volume 19
Artificial Life (2013) 19 (3_4): 487.
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