International Workshop « Organisation as a Theoretical Principle for the Life Sciences » Organisers: Matteo Mossio - IHPST, University of Paris 1 & CNRS, France Andrea Gambarotto - Institut Supérieur de Philosophie, Université Catholique de Louvain, BelgiumDate and place: 27-29 September 2017, salle de conferences, 2nd floor, IHPST, Paris, France Rationale In recent years an intense […]
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The goal of the E-Muse European Training Network is to establish a research and training environment of excellence aimed at developing skills at the crossroad of artificial intelligence and complex biological systems. Biologists, mathematicians, computer scientists have to work together to capitalise the knowledge gained on living systems by establishing a shared and structured mathematical […]
We are happy to announce the next BIFI International Conference 2018 on Complexity, Networks and Collective Behaviour. IMPORTANT DATES Abstract submission deadline: October 10th, 2017 Notification to authors: Not later than October 27th, 2017 Early Registration Deadline: November 12nd, 2017 Conference: February 6-8, 2018 THEME Understanding complex systems is one of the most pressing challenges […]
This mini-workshop will look at interactions as elements that shape space in societies. Invited talks by Barbara Mills (Univ. Arizona) and Oliver Nakoinz (Univ. Kiel) will offer two perspectives on the modeling of relational systems in archeological contexts. Indeed, modeling interactions and the links they form across space may bring new insights into past large-scale […]
Education is going through major changes, thanks to the inputs of open science and cognitive science. This seminar aims at articulating and describing such changes by providing attendees with a combined understanding of open science and cognitive science. Cognitive science will be described through its philosophy, history and methods, with bits of clinics, endocrinology and […]
SELECTION, SORTING AND SOCIAL DISTANCE: THE LEGACY AN CONTINUING RELEVANCE OF THOMAS SCHELLING. William A. V. Clark Although Thomas Schelling was awarded the Nobel prize for “having enhanced our understanding of conflict and cooperation though game theory analysis”, for most social scientists his legacy is his work on the “tipping point” and how […]
This event will host a couple of conferences devoted to Language Change studied from empirical and modeling approaches. The first conference, at 9.30, will be given by Pr. Martin Hilpert (Linguistique anglaise, Université de Neuchâtel) on "The asymmetric priming hypothesis revisited". From 11 am, Pr. Richard Blythe (Department of Physics, Edinburgh University) will present his […]
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