BEHAVE is proud to announce that the 2020 Social Simulation Conference will take place at the University of Milan on 14-18 September 2020. Supported by BEHAVE and hosted by the Department of Social and Political Sciences, SSC is the main annual event of ESSA-The European Social Simulation Association, the largest association connecting all scholars interested [...]
Joshua M. Epstein (New York University) will give the inaugural lecture of the BEHAVE Summer School on ABM on Sept 2, 9AM 2019. He will talk on "The philosophy and applications of agent-based computational modelling". The talk will be recorded and published on the BEHAVE website after the school. Stay tuned! One of the pioneers [...]
Tatiana Filatova (University of Twente, NL) will give a lecture on "Agent-based models and a quest for data" at the BEHAVE Summer School on ABM on Tuesday 10 September 2019. Tatiana is professor of Computational Economics at the University of Twente, NL and professor of Computational Economic Modelling at the University of Technology Sidney, Australia. [...]
Dr. Simone Gabbriellini (GECS-University of Brescia & Data Scientist and CEO @ Manent.AI will talk on "Network effects on tax compliance: An agent-based model" at a SPS-BEHAVE workshop on 20 May 2019 at 12.30, Seminar Room, Department of Social and Political Science, University of Milan, Via Conservatorio 7. The paper is co-authored with Flaminio Squazzoni [...]
Pioneer of ABM research in the social sciences and one of the most influential and cited scholars in computational social science, Prof. Joshua Epstein (New York University) will join the faculty of the BEHAVE Summer School 2019 to give a talk on new frontiers of Agent-Based Modelling. Prof. Epstein leads the Agent-Based Modeling Lab at [...]
Are big data challenging the way social research is performed? On 12 March at 6.30PM at Collegio Lucchini in Brescia, Flaminio Squazzoni (Behave Lead, University of Milan) will talk about challenges and prospects of big data for social research to a group of Master and PhD students. The talk is part of [...]
A Behave and NASP seminar with David Stark (Columbia University) on 12 April 2019 Networks can be like pipes through which information flows, they can be like prisms through which identities are refracted, but also scopes through which observation can be magnified or blurred David Stark (Columbia University) talks about "Networks as Scopes: Observational Advantage [...]
14ALL proposal by Behave and its partners has been awarded a grant by MIUR (Italian Ministry of University and Research) (Prin 2017 call) What is the role of reputation and gossip in inter-group conflicts? 14ALL is a collaboration between the University of Turin (PI Davide Barrera), CNR (Lead Giulia Andrighetto) and Behave (Lead Flaminio [...]
