Message from the Co-chair of the International Honorary Advisory Committee, Academician Mihai Draganescu
Dear guests from abroad and Romanian participants,
Mr. Chairman, prof. Horia-Nicolai Teodorescu, member of the Romanian Academy,
In my quality of President of the Section for the Science and Technology of Information of the Romanian Academy and as Co-chair of the International Honorary Advisory Committee of this conference, I would like
* to congratulate the cultural and scientific community of Jassy with the universities, research institutes, the subsidiary of the Romanian Academy, and the state and civic organizations of this town of Romania, full of history, for the organization of this impressive scientific manifestation in some of the most advanced domains of science and technology.
* to thank to all participants, from the global community of scientists, for their papers and lectures, which contribute to the advancement of their fields of scientific activity.
* to wish you all a beautiful success at the conference and of the conference that will remain a memorable event for Romania and may be at international level.
I hope that you will surpass the summer high temperature weather and appreciate the warm feelings and minds of yours.
With all my appreciation for your works,
Mihai Draganescu, Former President of the Romanian Academy
Message from Academician Florin Filip,
Vice-President of the Romanian Academy
Co-Chairman, International Honorary Advisory Committee
Dear colleagues,
The important scientific event held in Iasi these days gives me the opportunity to transmit on behalf of the Managing Board of the Romanian Academy my best wishes to all participants in their creative works in the field of Intelligent Systems.
This conference is particularly important because it takes a broad view of the domain and addresses both methodological and technological aspects and significant applications such as medicine, biology and control. In this respect I think Iasi is a proper place to host such a conference because in Iasi several significant results, I am very well aware of have been obtained and reported in the last decade. I know that Professor Teodorescu, a brilliant scientist and a fine man, made great and effective efforts to organize the conference.
Also is the conference important because the attendees are coming from many Romanian universities and societies as well as from European and Japanese research organizations.
Expressing my sincerest regrets for not being able to attend this major scientific event, I would like to transmit my wishes for the success of the conference.
Prof. F.G. Filip Vice-President , Romanian Academy
Message from the Honorary Co-Chair of ECIT 2002
Prof. em. Dr. Dr. h.c.(mult) Hans-Jurgen Zimmermann
A brief message to the participants of ECIT 2002
As one of the Honorary Chairmen of ECIT 2002 and the Scientific Director of ELITE, one of the sponsors of ECIT 2002, I am sending you best regards and wish you a very productive and enjoyable conference.
ECIT has become one of the best international conferences in the area of Intelligent Techniques. I have always enjoyed the invigorating discussions in ECIT as well as the friendly hospitality of the people at Iasi City as well as the members of the organization committee. I am sure you will also enjoy the conference.
Unluckily due to unforeseen circumstances I will not be able to join you this time. I hope, however, that we will see each other next time.
With very best regards,
Hans-Jurgen Zimmermann
Address by Professor Junzo Watada
President
Biomedical Fuzzy Systems Association
On behalf of the Biomedical Fuzzy Systems Association, I send this message of congratulation to the participants of the Second European Conference on Intelligent Systems and Technologies, to be held at Iasi, Romania on July 17-20, 2002. I also express our appreciation and thanks for the huge efforts of the Organizing Committee members, especially Professor Horia-Nicolai Teodorescu, for arranging many things for our attendance from academic, governmental, and industrial institutions.
I am confident this Conference will be a good opportunity to discuss new scientific and technical developments and results. I am sure that this conference will be fruitful and will influence not only on the progress in the field of intelligent systems and technologies, but also on the cultural friendship among researches from various countries.
At the end but the most important is for us to meet repeatedly at this European Conference on Intelligent Systems and Technologies, here in Iasi, Romania, or elsewhere.
Junzo Watada
