Luis Valencia-Cabrera

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Universidad de Sevilla

Spain

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Dr. Luis Valencia-Cabrera is an Assistant Professor at Universidad de Sevilla in Spain. His research focuses on neural networks, spiking neural P systems, and bio-inspired modeling, particularly in relation to population dynamics and ecosystem management. Recent publications include work on refining satellite trajectories, smart grid fault diagnosis, and membrane computing models.

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Agustín Riscos Núñez

Universidad de Sevilla

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Refining satellite trajectories with celestial body features using neural networks

Super Virus Machines: Faster Virus Transmission, More Efficiency Using Superchannels

Spiking neural P systems with mute rules

Bio-inspired modelling as a practical tool to manage giant panda population dynamics in captivity

Estimation of minimum viable population for giant panda ecosystems with membrane computing models

Tissue P systems with evolutional communication rules with two objects in the left-hand side

From SAT to SAT-UNSAT using P systems with dissolution rules

A new P-Lingua toolkit for agile development in membrane computing

A novel fault diagnosis method of smart grids based on memory spiking neural P systems considering measurement tampering attacks

Membrane creation and symport/antiport rules solving QSAT

P Systems with Evolutional Communication and Separation Rules

P systems with evolutional symport and membrane creation rules solving QSAT

Small universal improved spiking neural P systems with multiple channels and autapses

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Agustín Riscos Núñez

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