FOI ITHEA
Institute for Information Theories and Applications
Sofia, 1000, P.O. Box 775, Bulgaria Phone/Fax: (++359 2) 920 19 69 e-mail: info@foibg.com
The Institute for Information Theories and Applications FOI ITHEA is an international nongovernmental organization functioning since 2002 year.
ITHEA is aimed to support international scientific research through international scientific projects, workshops, conferences, journals, book series, etc.
ITHEA is a successor of the international scientific co-operation organized within 1986-1992 by international workgroups (IWG) researching the problems of data bases and artificial intelligence. As a result of tight relation between these problems in 1990 in Budapest appeared the international scientific group of Data Base Intellectualization (IWGDBI) integrating the possibilities of databases with the creative process support tools. The leaders of the IWGDBI were prof.V.P.Gladun (Ukraine) and prof.R.K.Kirkova (Bulgaria).
Starting from 1992 till now the international scientific co-operation has been organized by the Association of Developers and Users of Intellectualized Systems (ADUIS).
ITHEA has been established to extend the possibilities for international scientific collaboration by wide range of concrete activities.
ITHEA Structure: Official representatives, Scientific Council, Scientific Sections, Accountancy, and Technical Staff
Official representatives
Krassimir Markov - President
Ilia Mitov - Vice-president
Scientific Council
Victor Gladun (Ukraine) - Honorable Chair Person
Rumyana Kirkova (Bulgaria) - Honorable Chair Person
Levon Aslanyan (Armenia) - Chairman
Adil Timofeev (Russia)
Alexander Kleshchev (Russia)
Alexander Kuzemin (Ukraine)
Alexander Palagin (Ukraine)
Alexey Voloshyn (Ukraine)
Arkadij Zakrevskij (Belarus)
Constantin Gaindric (Moldova)
Hasmik Sahakyan (Armenia)
Ilia Mitov (Bulgaria)
Juan Castellanos (Spain)
Koen Vanhoof (Belgie)
Krassimir Markov (Bulgaria)
Larisa Zainutdinova (Russia)
Laura Ciocoiu (Romania)
Luis Fernando de Mingo (Spain)
Martin Mintchev (Canada)
Nikolay Zagoruiko (Russia)
Stefan Karastanev (Bulgaria)
Tatyana Gavrilova (Russia)
Vladimir Lovitskii (GB)
Vladimir Ryazanov (Russia)