The SSC 2017 will take place at UCD in Dublin in September 2017. More details are available here www.sim2017.com The theme for the ESSA Social Simulation Conference 2017 will be ‘Social Simulation for a Digital Society’.
The Call for Papers is now open and CfP EXTENDED submission deadline is 16th April 2017
Dear fellow PhD students,
Did you ever feel as the only agent-based modeller in your research institute? Do you wonder whether to use Netlogo or any other ABM platform? Are you struggling with writing your ODD? Do you want to know in which journals you can publish your ABM? We did too… So we started discussing our concerns and came up with the idea of organising this PhD Colloquium especially designed to tackle the questions that you always wanted but never dared to ask!
The aim of this Colloquium is to have a low entry – which does not imply low level – interactive, single day event for and by PhD students. It will be a unique opportunity for PhD students to speak, practice your presentation, shoot ideas, and ask basic and/or difficult modelling questions to fellow PhD students in a relaxed atmosphere. You will also have the chance to learn about the review process and off course, to get to know each other!
Submissions for the colloquium must be sent to: [email protected] by the 16th of June 2017.
Short abstracts, extended abstracts, or conceptual models as well as questions about coding, calibration, validation,… can be submitted in PDF format.
Every student submitting will be asked to review the work of another student. Submissions for the Social Simulation Conference could also be submitted for the Colloquium but not necessarily.
PhD students who’s submission is not retained for a presentation at the SSC conference are encouraged to submit their work for the Colloquium.
The PhD Colloquium will take place on Monday 25th of September 2017, the 1st day of the Social Simulation Conference 2017 in Dublin.
Below you can find the preliminary programme.
We hope to welcome you in Dublin!
Wybo Wiersma, Oscar Kraan and Michelle Haurand
If you have any questions: please contact [email protected]
Preliminary programme:
10.00-10.30 – Coffee and welcome
10:30-12:30 – PhD students talks
12.30-14.00 – Lunchbreak
14.00-16.00: – Interactive session with showcasing of models, small group discussions, short presentations
16.00-16.30 – Coffee/tea break
16:30-18:30 – Talks by senior academics on different topics relevant to PhDs and early stage researchers.
19:00- … – PhD Dinner and getting to know each other better (the dinner will not be included in the conference fee, but prices will be within the PhD-budget)
Important dates:
Submission deadline: 16/06/2017
Notification of acceptance: 7/07/2017
PhD Colloquium: 25/09/2017