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Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) Institute for Advanced Study (IAS)

Joint CCSS-UvA Workshop on Computational Social Science and Intelligent Systems, Amsterdam 2024

The Joint CCSS-UvA Workshop on Computational Social Science and Intelligent Systems aims to bring together researchers from Kobe University and the University of Amsterdam in order to facilitate the exchange of research experiences in computational social science and to explore potential long-term collaborations.
Start date
6 March 2024
End date
7 March 2024

This two-day event will feature presentations and discussions on research conducted at both institutions on computational social science methods applied to domains such as understanding human social behaviour, modelling financial systems, managing resources, or governing social-ecological-technological systems. Research and education experiences on a wide range of topics will be covered, all united by the common goal of using computational methods to understand our social world.

Day 1, March 6, Informatics Institute (IvI), Lab 42 L3.36

9:45 Opening remarks, Takashi Kamihigashi (CCSS Director, Center for Computational Social Science at Kobe University)
10:00 Fernando Santos and Alexandre Pires (FNWI, University of Amsterdam), Prosocial dynamics in multiagent systems.
11:00 Ivan Romić (CCSS, Kobe University), Social Networking Agency: From Theory to Application
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Vítor Vasconcelos (FNWI & IAS, University of Amsterdam) - Complex Systems and Policy: Research, Education, Valorization
14:00 Elisabeth Krueger (FNWI, University of Amsterdam) - Leveraging stakeholder perspectives for enhanced model development
15:00 Break
15:15 Tessa Blanken (FMG, University of Amsterdam), Human Behaviour Simulation Lab: To measure, explain, and model human behaviour for practical solutions to societal questions
16:15 Xunquan Chen (CCSS, Kobe University), Voice Assistive Technology Based on Deep Learning Models for Individuals with Articulation Disorders

Day 2, March 7, Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) — Sweelinck room

10:00 Mike Lees (FNWI & IAS, University of Amsterdam) - Polder Center and IAS
11:00 Shady Salama (CCSS, Kobe University), Smart Grids for Society 5.0: Enhancing Energy Efficiency Through Data-Driven Demand Response Solutions
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Steven Pickering (FMG, University of Amsterdam) - Computational Social Science: The Amsterdam Way
14:00 Masahiko Shibamoto (CCSS, Kobe University), Confidence Matters: Central Bank Economic Confidence and the Macroeconomy
15:00 Break
15:15 Simon Trimborn (FEB, University of Amsterdam) — Econometrics of Complex Financial Systems
16:15 Closing remarks
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