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CDS’s Michael Eagle 9/21 speaker
The Computational Social Science Research Colloquium /Colloquium in Computational and Data Sciences speaker for Friday, September 21 will be Michael Eagle, Asst. Professor, Computational and Data Sciences, College of Science. Dr. Eagle’s talk is scheduled to begin at 3:00 in the Center for Social Complexity suite located on the 3rd floor of Research Hall. His […]
CORRECTION: William Kennedy, PhD, Captain, USN (Ret.), featured on 9/14 seminar
The Computational Social Science Research Colloquium /Colloquium in Computational and Data Sciences speaker for Friday, September 21, will be William Kennedy, PhD, Captain, USN (Ret.), Research Assistant Professor, Center for Social Complexity, Computational and Data Sciences, College of Science. Dr. Kennedy’s talk entitled “Characterizing the Reaction of the Population of NYC to a Nuclear WMD” […]
Laidlaw Scholar Kieran Marray opens fall colloquium series
Welcome back everyone! The opening colloquium speaker for the fall semester is Kieran Marray. Kieran is a Laidlaw Scholar from St Catherine’s College, University of Oxford. He has been visiting the Center for Social Complexity over the summer to do research in complexity economics supervised by Professor Rob Axtell. Kieran’s talk entitled “FORTEC: Forecasting the […]
“Modeling Panic with Psychological Agents”
CSS Seminar Friday, May 4, 2018 Center for Social Complexity Suite located on the 3rd floor of Research Hall 3:00 pm Final Seminar of Semester. Program Will Recommence in Fall 2018. Sanjay Nayar, CSS PhD student, will present “Modeling Panic with Psychological Agents” (abstract below) in this Friday’s CSS seminar. The talk will be followed […]
Elaine Reed, PhD, MITRE Corporation, to be seminar speaker
Friday, April 27 Center for Social Complexity 3rd floor Research Hall 3pm The CSS seminar speaker for Friday, April 27th, will be Elaine Reed, PhD, PMP from The MITRE Corporation. Dr. Reed’s talk is entitled “The Emergence of Self-governance Institutions: Agent-based Simulation of Game Theoretic Models of Democratization” (abstract below). The talk will be followed […]
A Proof of Concept: An Agent-Based Model of Colorism within an Organizational Context (Local Policing)
CSS seminar Friday, April 20th 3pm, Center for Social Complexity Suite located on the 3rd floor of Research Hall Henry Smart, III, Ph.D. Candidate, Virginia Tech, will present “A Proof of Concept: An Agent-Based Model of Colorism within an Organizational Context (Local Policing)” (abstract below). The talk will be followed by a Q&A session along […]
4/13: “Hype and Conquer: A Computational Model about Winning in the Platform Wars”
CSS Seminar Friday, April 13 3-4pm Center for Social Complexity/3rd floor Research Hall The CSS seminar speaker for Friday, April 13th will be André L’Huillier, CSS PhD Candidate. André’s talk is entitled “Hype and Conquer: A Computational Model about Winning in the Platform Wars” (abstract below). The talk will be followed by a Q&A session […]
Chief Analytics Officer, Office of Naval Research, Dr. Ryan Zelnio
Friday, March 23 3pm Center for Social Complexity The CSS seminar speaker for Friday, March 23 will be Ryan Zelnio, Ph.D., Chief Analytics Officer, Office of Naval Research. Dr. Zelnio’s talk entitled “The Creation of the Office of Naval Research’s Data & Analytics Lab” (abstract below) is scheduled to begin at 3:00 in the Center […]
Drafting Agent-Based Modeling Into Basketball Analytics
The CSS seminar speaker for Friday, February 9 will be Matthew Oldham, CSS PhD Student, Department of Computational and Data Sciences. The program will begin at 3:00 in the Center for Social Complexity Suite located on the 3rd floor of Research Hall. The talk will be followed by a Q&A session along with light refreshments. […]
Towards Ubiquitous and Continuous Measurement of the Brain Function with fNIRS
Krasnow Seminar Speaker: Hasan Ayaz (Drexel University) Monday, 5 February, 2018 4:00-5:00pm Lecture Room (Room 229) Krasnow Institute Building George Mason University, Fairfax, VA Abstract: Significant progress has been made over the last decades in understanding the physiological and neural bases of cognitive processes and behavior. The advent of new and improved brain imaging tools, […]
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