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DNA computing http://www.liacs.nl/home/pier/webPagesDNA/index.html
Introduction to DNA computing, contains many useful links, including a bibliography on molecular computing and splicing systems.
molecular computing http://openit.disco.unimib.it/emcc/
Pages of the European Molecular Computing Consortium.
molecular computing http://dbs.cordis.lu/fep-cgi/srchidadb?ACTION=D&CALLER=PROJ_IST&QM_EP_RCN_A=60296
European Network of Excellence on Molecular Computing (MolCoNet).
evolutionary computation http://www.genetic-programming.org/
Mainly focused on conferences held by the genetic progamming community, but it is also a great resource for finding other information, such as books, papers and programming stuff.
neural networks ftp://ftp.sas.com/pub/neural/FAQ.html
This is the Frequently Asked Question file posted monthly to the newsgroup comp.ai.neural-nets on USENET. Besides a large introduction into neural networks, it has information on different techniques, books, journals, data, free and commercial software, hardware and much more.
neural networks http://www.acsiom.org/nsr/neuro.html
A database filled only with links to sites containing information on the subject of neuroscience.
evolutionary computation http://www.aic.nrl.navy.mil/galist/
The Genetic Algorithms Archive is a repository for information related to research in genetic algorithms. Available from this site are past issues of the GA-List digest, source code for many GA implementations, and announcements about GA-related conferences. Also, links are given to many interesting sites around the World with material related to evolutionary computation.
evolutionary computation http://www.geneticprogramming.com/
This is a very large collection of information, links and other resources divided into three categories: genetic programming, genetic algorithms, and artificial intelligence. Although the emphasis lies on the first two, quite some information about machine learning, artificial life, fuzzy logic, and neural networks can found here.
evolutionary computation http://research.de.uu.net:8080/encore/www/
This is the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document of evolutionary computation for the comp.ai.genetic newsgroup on USENET. The guide's intention, as taken from the preface, is to help, provide basic information, and serve as a first straw for individuals, i.e. uninitiated hitch-hikers, who are stranded in the mindboggling universe of Evolutionary Computation (EC); that in turn is only a small footpath to an even more mindboggling scientific universe, that, incorporating Fuzzy Systems, and Artificial Neural Networks, is sometimes referred to as Computational Intelligence (CI); that in turn is only part of an even more advanced scientific universe of mindparalysing complexity, that incorporating Artificial Life, Fractal Geometry, and other Complex Systems Sciences might someday be referred to as Natural Computation (NC).