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go to content go to navigation go to search we model anything... eventually! home about people ↓ director → bruce edmonds research fellows → ruth meyer magnus josefsson claire little honorary research fellows → emma norling armando geller david hales edmund chattoe juliette rouchier peter wallis richard taylor rosaria conte tom downing phd students → ali abbas lia ní aodha luz molina shaheen syed founder → scott moss past phd students → annabel lathan bogdan werth luis isquierdo olivier barthelemy oswaldo terán pablo lucas shah jamal alam stefano picascia current stuff ↓ the social complexity of immigration and diversity analyzing the dynamics of information and knowledge landscapes (knowescape) introduction to agent-based modelling manchester complexity mres philosophy of knowledge new frontiers of peer review (peere) past projects ↓ emergence in the loop eu caves eu firma imis nania blogs and activities contact discussion papers new discussion paper: "a proposal for a review of artificial societies and social simulation" · 22 may 2018 data analysis paper in "fish & fisheries" · 30 april 2018 exploring the impact of digital diy on the workplace · 6 february 2018 queue -- a netlogo extension · 6 february 2018 new paper: "interruptions as speech acts" by peter wallis and bruce edmonds · 4 october 2017 all discussion papers » news and events cfp: workshop on "socio-cognitive systems: computational and formal models" · 19 march 2018 social simulation 2018, 20-24th august, stockholm · 21 december 2017 second edition of the ssc handbook now available · 19 december 2017 slides and abstracts from workshop on computational models of ethnocentrism and diversity · 27 june 2017 call for participation and program for the workshop on: computational models of ethnocentrism and diversity, 7/8 june manchester · 12 may 2017 new journal: socio-cognitive systems 9 june 2018 2nd edition of "simulating social complexity" is out 27 april 2018 all past news » latest models didiy factory model the didiy factory model extends the model of making to an application in work and organisation. it models an abstract factory with supervisors, workers, machines and incoming jobs, requesting (sequences of) tasks to be performed. the purpose of this model is to investigate the impact digital do-it-yourself (didiy) could have on the domain of work and organisation. a model of social and cognitive coherence a model which combines changing social network and beliefs within a coherency framework.. a model of making this is a model of individuals constructing, taking apart, using tools, buying and selling objects – a model of making itself. the world of objects is an artificial world of 1d strings, but where there are complex affordances and constraints which make plans (the steps of how to make a particular object) are valuable. ethnocultural tag model (ect) a model to explore abstract mechanisms of in-group formation and ethnocentrism. view all models » latest new journal: socio-cognitive systems 9 june 2018 a new journal that looks at simulations and systems that integrate social and cognitive aspects into a single framework. we (frank dignum and i) hope to focus and stimulate research which does not just look at one side (cognitive or social) with only a nod to the other. much of human cognition is fundamentally social and makes no sense away from its social context. much social phenomena can only occur (and thus be understood) when there is sufficient cognitive hooks (e.g. context-sensitivity or face recognition). thus we hope to focus and stimulate research which does not just look at one side (cognitive or social) with only a nod to the other, but integrates the two aspects and understands them together. springer home page is at: https://www.springer.com/computer/ai/journal/42419 #cfpm_org #scs #bruceedmonds read more uk gov report: computational modelling: technological futures 20 february 2018 a government report outlining the opportunities and characteristics of the field of computational modelling, which is what the does, and which i (bruce edmonds) helped write. the report is at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/computational-modelling-blackett-review read more social simulation in stockholm, 20-24th august 7 february 2018 the biggest and best conference on social simulation in the world, this year in stockholm. early bird registration: before 1st august. for more details see: http://ssc2018.dsv.su.se read more cfpm tweets just posted: new journal: socio-cognitive systems https://t.co/ygjic675ma #cfpm jun 9, 04:14 pm just posted: data analysis paper in "fish & fisheries" https://t.co/bpjfvhxebt #cfpm apr 30, 04:53 pm 2nd edition of "simulating social complexity - a handbook" is now out. includes new chapters on "modelling purposes… https://t.co/oq5dj5aivf apr 27, 03:54 pm just posted: cfp: workshop on "socio-cognitive systems: computational and formal models" https://t.co/hpt15ahivm #cfpm mar 19, 05:02 pm just posted: didiy factory model https://t.co/4ednjfpmwf #cfpm feb 20, 04:58 pm follow @cfpm_org the social complexity of informal value exchange economist article describing the size of the informal economy e.g. "4% gdp" in europe will informal value exchange develop in parallel with diy constrution of items? repost from rwer: "is bitcoin ´money´? the post keynesian view." guardian post: the truth is out: money is just an iou, and the banks are rolling in it blog post by david hales on labour finance and industry group (lfig) blog bruce edmonds' weblog slides for talk and draft paper on: modelling purposes wide variation in number of votes needed to get elected slides for talk on: modelling innovation – some options from probabilistic to radical bruce's modelling gripes, no. 10: that i also do many of the things that annoy me bruce's modelling gripes, no. 9: publishing early or publishing late simulating the social processes of science a presenation about an abm of the peer review system and the impact factor nature article:the mathematics of science's broken reward system a special issue of scientometrics on "simulating the processes of science, technology, and innovation" if you are near chicago... a science of science meeting, today! more evidence for the class divide in uk universities using qualitative data to inform behavioral rules call for interest in participation in a lorentz workshop on “integrating qualitative and quantitative evidence using social simulation” qual2rule papers at social simulation 2017 in dublin 2017 - 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