Community Events

MABS 2020 is part of AAMAS 2020 and will take place in Auckland, NZ, May 9 or 10, 2020.

The meeting of researchers from Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) engineering and the social/economic/organisati[…]

SBP-BRiMS is an interdisciplinary computational social science conference focused on both modeling complex socio-technical systems and using computational techniques to reason about and study com[…]

The United States Research Software Engineer Association brings together U.S.-based people who create, maintain, and contribute to the research software ecosystem. The first US-RSE Association community building workshop will be held April 21-22, 2020 in Princeton, NJ. This will be a workshop focused on planning the best path forward to grow the US-RSE Association.

OVERVIEW:
The main aim of this workshop is to design collectively a strategy for structuring and developing the field, while stimulating research and technological advancements on this topic, pro[…]

The ESIP Semantic Technologies Committee is hosting its annual Geosemantics Symposium on Monday, July 15th, 2019, 8:30am to 5pm in Tacoma, WA co-located with the ESIP Summer 2019 Meeting. This year’s symposium theme is Building Harmony between Data Semantics and Machine Learning which will act as, amongst other things, a platform for Semantic Technologies and Machine Learning enthusiasts to come together in an interdisciplinary manner.

From October 7 to 10, the German VHB (German Academic Association for Business Research) is offering a ProDok-Workshop for doctoral students on Simulation for Business Research in Kiel. […]

A group of us are preparing a proposal for a Lorentz workshop on ‘Othering and polarization’ to be held in June 2020 (if sucessful). Please read the details if you would like ‘in principle’ to at[…]

Modeling Emergence: Computer Simulation in the Social Sciences.

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Tuesday, August 27, 2019 - 9:00am to 4:00pm

Wednesday, August 28, 2019 - 9:00am to 4:00p[…]

The meeting will bring together experts in earth surface process modeling in a three-day hands-on workshop to identify challenges in bridging boundaries in our current process understanding, both fundamentally in the earth surface processes as well as in the modeling approaches and technology.

Tobias Schröder and I are running a workshop on Monday 23rd September at the Social Simulation conference in Mainz later this year. Please come along!