| 1. | Bentley, K and CLACK, CD and Cox, EJ (2012) Diatom colony formation: A computational study predicts a single mechanism can produce both linkage and separation valves due to an environmental switch. Journal of Phycology , 48 (3) 716 - 728. 10.1111/j.1529-8817.2012.01176.x.
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| 2. | Di Giammarino, PJ and Hills, S and CLACK, C (2011) Consultation response to ‘Office of Financial Research; Statement on Legal Entity Identification for Financial Contracts’ from JWG Group and the BBA. UNSPECIFIED
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| 3. | Yan, W and Clack, CD (2011) Evolving robust GP solutions for hedge fund stock selection in emerging markets. SOFT COMPUT , 15 (1) 37 - 50. 10.1007/s00500-009-0511-4.
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| 4. | CLACK, C (2011) High frequency trading - bugs, glitches, false liquidity and open warfare. In: Kaur, P, (ed.) Buy-side intelligence - the Euromoney guide to securities trading. (21 - 26). Euromoney Trading Limited
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| 5. | Chen, CC and Clack, CD and Nagl, SB (2010) Identifying Multi-Level Emergent Behaviors in Agent-Directed Simulations using Complex Event Type Specifications. SIMUL-T SOC MOD SIM , 86 (1) 41 - 51. 10.1177/0037549709106692.
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| 6. | CLACK, C (2010) Financial Evolutionary Computing. Presented at: Genetic and Evolutionary Computing Conference 2010.
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| 7. | CLACK, C (2010) Using Computer Simulations to Study and Predict the Global Financial Markets. Presented at: Trade Tech Architecture 2010.
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| 8. | chen, C-C and nagl, S and clack, CD (2009) A formalism for multi-level emergent behaviours in designed component-based systems and agent-based simulations. Understanding Complex Systems , 44 101 - 114. 10.1007/978-3-642-02199-2_4.
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| 9. | Chen, C-C and Nagl, S and Clack, CD (2009) Complexity and Emergence in Engineering Systems. Studies in Computational Intelligence , 168 99 - 128.
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| 10. | CLACK, C (2009) Applying Tomorrow's Technologies to Today's Capital Market Challenges. Presented at: Trade Tech Architecture 2009.
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| 11. | CLACK, C (2009) Evolutionary Financial Computing - Survival of the Fittest in Trading and Investment. Presented at: Trade Tech 2009, Paris.
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| 12. | CLACK, C (2009) Financial Evolutionary Computing. Presented at: Genetic and Evolutionary Computing Conference 2009.
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| 13. | hassan, G and clack, CD (2009) Robustness of multiple objective GP stock-picking in unstable financial markets: real-world applications track. In: (Proceedings) Genetic and Evolutionary Computation (GECCO 2009). (pp. 1513 - 1520). ACM
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| 14. | yan, W and clack, CD (2009) Behavioural GP diversity for adaptive stock selection. In: (Proceedings) Genetic and Evolutionary Computation (GECCO 2009). (pp. 1641 - 1648). ACM
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| 15. | Chen, C-C and Nagl, S and Clack, C (2008) A method for validating and discovering associations between multi-level emergent behaviours in agent-based simulations. Lecture Notes in Computer Science , 4953 1 - 10. 10.1007/978-3-540-78582-8.
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| 16. | Chen, C-C and Nagl, S and Clack, C (2008) Multi-level behaviours in agent-based simulation: colonic crypt cell populations. In: (Proceedings) Seventh International conference on Complex Systems. (pp. paper #22 - ?). New England Complex Systems Institute (NECSI) and Interjournal
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| 17. | CLACK, C (2008) Challenges in Grid Computing. Presented at: City#Grid 2008.
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| 18. | CLACK, C (2008) Financial Evolutionary Computing. Presented at: Genetic and Evolutionary Computing Conference 2008.
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| 19. | CLACK, C (2008) Sex, Death and Profit: a Darwinian View of Stock Selection. Presented at: Trade Tech Architecture 2008.
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| 20. | Hassan, G and Clack, C (2008) Multiobjective Robustness for Portfolio Optimization in Volatile Environments. In: Keijzer, M, (ed.) Proceedings of the 2008 GECCO Conference Companion on Genetic and Evolutionary Computation. (pp. 1507 - 1514). ACM Press: New York, US.
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