NL 1994_2

The issue contains:

1. The IFAC Database

• What it covers: Provides details about IFAC’s affiliate database, listing registered fields of interest by keyword and affiliate counts across 67 countries.

2. Control Engineering Practice – Volume 2, No 2, Preview

• What it covers: Outlines the preview contents of the April 1994 issue of Control Engineering Practice, including papers on train control, neural networks, and mobile robotics.

3. IFAC World Congress, Sydney, Australia, 1993, Proceedings

• What it covers: Lists the topics, pricing, and ordering information for the five-volume proceedings set from the 1993 IFAC World Congress in Sydney.

4. Newly Approved Events 1995

• What it covers: A calendar table listing newly approved IFAC workshops, symposia, and conferences scheduled for 1995 along with locations, submission deadlines, and contact details.

5. Economic Time Series Analysis and Systems Identification – IFAC Workshop, Austria

• What it covers: Reports on a workshop organized to foster cross-disciplinary communication and collaboration among researchers in engineering, econometrics, and statistics.

6. The IFAC Information Brochure, Edition 1993

• What it covers: Announces the availability of the 1993 edition of the IFAC Information Brochure and explains how members and organizations can obtain a copy.

7. IFAC Publications

• What it covers: Details the transfer of IFAC’s publication operations to Elsevier Science Ltd while maintaining the traditional Pergamon imprint.

8. Papers from the Next Issues of Automatica

• What it covers: Lists upcoming paper titles, authors, book reviews, and software reviews featured in the May 1994 and June 1994 issues of Automatica.

9. Who is Who in IFAC

• What it covers: Provides a biographical background on Prof. Walter Schaufelberger, highlighting his academic career, contributions to IFAC, and election as Treasurer.

10. Informal Meeting of the IFAC Officers

• What it covers: Summarizes a gathering of IFAC Officers in Laxenburg, Austria, noting discussions on leadership roles, institutional support, and a tribute to the late Dr. Hertha Firnberg.

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