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Katrien Beuls

2012-07-10T10:27:29Z

Beuls:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

[[Image:KatrienBeuls.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Me with my supervisor, Luc Steels, at an offsite meeting in the French Alps last year]]

Katrien Beuls is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Brussels (Belgium). She has a background in cognitive linguistics (University of Leuven, Belgium) and speech and language processing (University of Edinburgh, Scotland). Before joining the AI Lab in Brussels, Katrien worked as an intern at the Austrian Acoustic Research Institute (2008) and the Information Retrieval Facility in Vienna (2009), where she conducted research for her MSc dissertation on Text categorization for Intellectual Property. Katrien is particularly interested in modeling the emergence of agreement systems. Apart from that, she is building a prototype for tutoring games, in which a human user learns a language system from a software agent, inspired by the methodology of evolutionary language games. She received a four year PhD grant from the Flemish Institute for Innovation and Technology (IWT).

For more information and a list of my publications, please visit my [http://ai.vub.ac.be/members/katrien webpage].

Questions:
One of the things I am interested in is the view of grammar as a complex adaptive system, in which processing plays a crucial role (interpretation effort, articulatory effort, acoustic interpretation, etc.). The synchronization between different levels of language (phonology, morphology, ... , pragmatics) is one of the research questions I am working on, with specific focus on language repair. I bring expertise on the development of grammar formalisms (in particular Fluid Construction Grammar), the implementation of experiments into the evolution of language(s) (in terms of language games), statistical machine learning and cognitive linguistics. Possible projects that I have in mind are on the evolution of linguistic concepts, learning grammar from large data sets or a network analysis of language use based on social network data.

Katrien Beuls

2012-07-10T10:27:03Z

Beuls:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

[[Image:KatrienBeuls.jpg|thumb|400px|left|Me with my supervisor, Luc Steels, at an offsite meeting in the French Alps last year]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Katrien Beuls is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Brussels (Belgium). She has a background in cognitive linguistics (University of Leuven, Belgium) and speech and language processing (University of Edinburgh, Scotland). Before joining the AI Lab in Brussels, Katrien worked as an intern at the Austrian Acoustic Research Institute (2008) and the Information Retrieval Facility in Vienna (2009), where she conducted research for her MSc dissertation on Text categorization for Intellectual Property. Katrien is particularly interested in modeling the emergence of agreement systems. Apart from that, she is building a prototype for tutoring games, in which a human user learns a language system from a software agent, inspired by the methodology of evolutionary language games. She received a four year PhD grant from the Flemish Institute for Innovation and Technology (IWT).

For more information and a list of my publications, please visit my [http://ai.vub.ac.be/members/katrien webpage].

Questions:
One of the things I am interested in is the view of grammar as a complex adaptive system, in which processing plays a crucial role (interpretation effort, articulatory effort, acoustic interpretation, etc.). The synchronization between different levels of language (phonology, morphology, ... , pragmatics) is one of the research questions I am working on, with specific focus on language repair. I bring expertise on the development of grammar formalisms (in particular Fluid Construction Grammar), the implementation of experiments into the evolution of language(s) (in terms of language games), statistical machine learning and cognitive linguistics. Possible projects that I have in mind are on the evolution of linguistic concepts, learning grammar from large data sets or a network analysis of language use based on social network data.

Katrien Beuls

2012-07-10T10:26:45Z

Beuls:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

[[Image:KatrienBeuls.jpg|thumb|400px|left|Me with my supervisor, Luc Steels, at an offsite meeting in the French Alps last year]] 

Katrien Beuls is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Brussels (Belgium). She has a background in cognitive linguistics (University of Leuven, Belgium) and speech and language processing (University of Edinburgh, Scotland). Before joining the AI Lab in Brussels, Katrien worked as an intern at the Austrian Acoustic Research Institute (2008) and the Information Retrieval Facility in Vienna (2009), where she conducted research for her MSc dissertation on Text categorization for Intellectual Property. Katrien is particularly interested in modeling the emergence of agreement systems. Apart from that, she is building a prototype for tutoring games, in which a human user learns a language system from a software agent, inspired by the methodology of evolutionary language games. She received a four year PhD grant from the Flemish Institute for Innovation and Technology (IWT).

For more information and a list of my publications, please visit my [http://ai.vub.ac.be/members/katrien webpage].

Questions:
One of the things I am interested in is the view of grammar as a complex adaptive system, in which processing plays a crucial role (interpretation effort, articulatory effort, acoustic interpretation, etc.). The synchronization between different levels of language (phonology, morphology, ... , pragmatics) is one of the research questions I am working on, with specific focus on language repair. I bring expertise on the development of grammar formalisms (in particular Fluid Construction Grammar), the implementation of experiments into the evolution of language(s) (in terms of language games), statistical machine learning and cognitive linguistics. Possible projects that I have in mind are on the evolution of linguistic concepts, learning grammar from large data sets or a network analysis of language use based on social network data.

Katrien Beuls

2012-07-10T10:26:17Z

Beuls:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

[[Image:KatrienBeuls.jpg|thumb|400px|right|Me with my supervisor, Luc Steels, at an offsite meeting in the French Alps last year]] 

Katrien Beuls is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Brussels (Belgium). She has a background in cognitive linguistics (University of Leuven, Belgium) and speech and language processing (University of Edinburgh, Scotland). Before joining the AI Lab in Brussels, Katrien worked as an intern at the Austrian Acoustic Research Institute (2008) and the Information Retrieval Facility in Vienna (2009), where she conducted research for her MSc dissertation on Text categorization for Intellectual Property. Katrien is particularly interested in modeling the emergence of agreement systems. Apart from that, she is building a prototype for tutoring games, in which a human user learns a language system from a software agent, inspired by the methodology of evolutionary language games. She received a four year PhD grant from the Flemish Institute for Innovation and Technology (IWT).

For more information and a list of my publications, please visit my [http://ai.vub.ac.be/members/katrien webpage].

Questions:
One of the things I am interested in is the view of grammar as a complex adaptive system, in which processing plays a crucial role (interpretation effort, articulatory effort, acoustic interpretation, etc.). The synchronization between different levels of language (phonology, morphology, ... , pragmatics) is one of the research questions I am working on, with specific focus on language repair. I bring expertise on the development of grammar formalisms (in particular Fluid Construction Grammar), the implementation of experiments into the evolution of language(s) (in terms of language games), statistical machine learning and cognitive linguistics. Possible projects that I have in mind are on the evolution of linguistic concepts, learning grammar from large data sets or a network analysis of language use based on social network data.

Complex Systems Summer School 2012-Glue Session Forum

2012-06-21T21:33:26Z

Beuls:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

''Please post your questions or additional comments on this page. This Friday this session of the Glue Session will be held as a forum, please post your questions below.''

*What are the limits of the methods (analysis, simulation, experiment, meta-analysis, ethnography) you use for the questions you are interested in?
*What methods would you be excited to see supplement and complement your approach?

* If emergence is not reducible to the property of the parts then where does it 'emerge' from?

* If fundamental law is derived from symmetry relationships, then what is the 'law' that drives the process of 'symmetry-breaking'?

* What systems are clearly not 'complex'?

* Is science ultimately limited by mathematics or our imagination?

* What are the principles and mechanisms that lead to the emergence of robustness in biological systems?

Complex Systems Summer School 2012-After Hours

2012-06-21T15:02:26Z

Beuls: /* Rodeo de Santa Fe */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

Use this space to organize your own after hours activities.

==Rodeo de Santa Fe==

We are planning to head to the [http://rodeodesantafe.org/ Rodeo] today (June 21) at 6:00p.m. please meet drivers in the parking circle and post your car if you can drive:

Car 1: Juniper's Car 

1. Katrien

2.

3.

4.

Car 1: JP's Car 

1.

2.

3.

4.

==Trip to Taos and alpaca farm==
I am planning to rent a car to visit Taos and a alpaca farm this saturday June 23.
The alpaca farm in my plan is Victory Ranch. http://victoryranch.com/
The car should be able to carry 5 people and let's share the cost.
1. Jianfeng Xu
2. Xin lu
3. Si Tang
4. Xiaoli Dong

==Trip to a museum==
On weekend (Saturday?) I'm planning to visit the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum; after that I'm going to see some more of Santa Fe (no plan yet -- waiting for proposals). Anyone interested?
Cheers,
Piotr

==Road Trip to Boulder, Colorado==

From Gareth: Hi all, I'm planning on making a trip up to Boulder, CO for the weekend. It's about a 6 1/2 hr drive from Santa Fe and I'll be renting a car. My main reason for the trip is to see a friend of mine so you might have to sort your own accommodation (camping/youth hostel/hotel). We're planning on a bit of hiking nearby. The plan is to leave straight from class on Friday evening and arrive back in Santa Fe on Sunday eve. If you're interested in splitting petrol and rental fee and joining me for some Springsteen singalongs then sign up:

1.

2.

3.

4.

==Some Banjo fun out on the town==

My brother will be having a concert this Saturday June 16 at the Second Street Brewery (original location) from 6-9p.m. I will be at the parking circle at 6p.m. For those who do not sign up for a car don't forget Friday and Saturday $5 cabs.

[http://www.secondstreetbrewery.com/2012/05/todd-the-fox-9/ Todd and the Fox Venue Details]

[http://www.toddandthefox.com/fr_home.cfm To hear their music]

If anyone would like to join:

Car 1: Juniper's Car 

1. Katrien (not sure if we'll be back from the lake trip by 6pm. Somebody can take my place if they want.) back up: Georg Weber

2. Marque

3. Sarah

4. Marco

==Dancing==

Swing dancing on Monday 18th June.
Lessons from 7 to 8 P.M.
Dancing from 8 on wards.
The cost is $8 including the lesson and dancing (or $3 for the dancing). Venue: Odd Fellows Hall, 1125 Cerrillos Road. We have not yet decided on transportation. We could either take a cab or walk -- Let's try to decide during dinner.
Sign up below if you are interested:

1.Vikram -- Slightly biased towards taking the lesson. 
2. Xue -- dancing, though not a strong preference. 
3. Mark - I could use a lesson, or twelve. Do we have transportation? 
4. Chloe -- would rather walk down with everyone than skip the lesson. 
5. Aleksandra -- would try lesson, may be stay for dancing. 

PS: If you are on the edge because you want to attend the session on "Introduction to Python". I would be happy to walk you through the basics of Python at a later time. -- Vikram

PPS: how about a Dancing Python lunch tomorrow? I can do intro tutoring too. --Chloe

Other varieties --

There's a contra on the 23rd; swing dancing most Mondays; this is supposed to be a great tango town, and the drop-in-friendly beginner class on Thursday PM was good ($20, though).

[http://www.santafenewmexican.com/Sidebar/Dance_fever_in_Santa_Fe swing, salsa, tango]

[http://www.folkmads.org/may_jun_calendar12.html contras, here and ABQ]

We've heard great Appalachian-style folk musicians here already, but I haven't found a ceili or hoedown locally.

--Chloe

==Trip to Taos==

JP and Tom are going to go to Taos on Saturday 6/16. Sights to see will include the High Road to Taos, Taos Pueblo, the Taos Gorge, Taos Earthships, and the plenty of Taos Hippies.
 
Car 1: JP's Camry 

1.[[JP]] 
2. 
3.Piotr 
4.Matteo 
5.Vikram 
 

Car 2: Tom's Car 
1 
2 Miguel 
3 Riccardo 
4 Priya 

From Andres: I'm sorry... I decided to stay tomorrow at St. John's. I'm very sorry to letting you know so late...! I want to rest, and there is some work I'd like to do...
From Nick: Same for me guys. I feel exhausted. Sorry for telling you so late. Enjoy!

==Trip to Abiquiu==

We are organizing a trip to lake Abiquiu this weekend. ATTENTION ATTENTION! Drivers (Christa, Fabio, John, Tom and David) will meet at 8:30 tomorrow morning (Saturday), and will go with Christa to town to rent 4 cars. We'll pick the others up at 9:30. Those in Christas car, meet at 9am. See you tomorrow!

Fabio

Friederike

Elena

Mikkel

John

Nona

Abby

Marco

Aleksandra

Jasmeen

Dan

Sandro

Ian (if there is any room)

Vanessa (ditto)

Christa (my car seats 5 including me, but I want to stop by Los Alamos to pick up my dog on the way. That adds ~30 min to the drive. "Christa's Honda has manual transmission. do we need a second driver on the car who can drive a stick shift car?" "Yes"- Christa

1. Christa

2. Xue (though I'm also willing to be a driver if necessary)

3. Katrien

4. Jianfeng Xu

5. Xin

Tom

Nick A

==Bandelier Field Trip==

Bandelier Field Trip
Trip to Bandelier National Monument on Sat. June 9.
We might string a visit to the Valles Caldera and Bradbury Science Museum/Los Alamos in as well. If another group would like to stay around Bandelier, we can split up.

Head over to the [[Bandelier Trip 2012 | Bandelier Trip]] Page to sign up!

==Mafia==

[[JP]] is a huge fan of Mafia/Werewolf. Let's play a game sometime in the lower commons.

Let's meet Saturday evening at 8:00 in the lower commons for our first game.

- [[Ryan_James|Ryan]] is down for this.

- Jasmeen is also a big fan of Mafia.

- Ian has never played, but is interested

- Vikram is interested in learning the game.

- Tom F. would like to join and can also teach "The Resistance" a very similar game

- Katrien wants to play too

==FOOTBALL!==

Anyone up for a friendly game of soccer? We can check out equipment from the gym.

[Team: Continuous!] 
1. [[Piotr Milanowski|Piotr]] 
2. [[Marco Duenas|Marco]] 
3.[[Oleksandr Ivanov|Alex]] 
4. 
5. 
[Team: Discrete!] 
1. [[Fabio Cresto Aleina|Fabio]] 
2. [[Matteo Chinazzi|Matteo]] 
3.[[JP]] 
4. 
5.

Experiment sign-up

2012-06-20T02:58:32Z

Beuls:

Hi! Please sign up for one slot below. The experiment will be held in the SENIOR Common Room (again) next to the great hall (YES, JP's office). Please arrive on time! Ta.

- Katrien, Vanessa, Sandro, Cameron & Jasmeen

==Monday June 18==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Piotr X

10.30-10.40: Laurent X

Lunch Break:

12.05-12.15: Chloe X

'''12.15-12.25: Andres ???'''

12.25-12.35: Xue X

12.35-12.45: Oleksandr X

12.55-1.05: Nick A X

1.05-1.15: Fabio X

1.15-1.25: Priya X

Afternoon:

5.00-5.10: Matteo X

5.10-5.20: Abby X

5.20-5.30: Elena X

5.30-5.40: Riccardo X

5.40-5.50: [[JP]]! X

6.00-6.10: [[Xin]] X

6.10-6.20: Ian X

6.20-6.30: Keegan

6.30-6.40: Aleksandra

6.40-6.50: Tom X

6.50-7.00:Christa X

==Tuesday June 19==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Vikram X

Afternoon:

4.30-4.40: dan x / mikkel x

4.40-4.50: Georg W. x/ Ben x

4.50-5.00: Sander Bais x/ Sepehr x

5.00-5.10: Aleksandra x / Seth x

5.10-5.20: Marque x

5.20-5.30: Sarah x

5.30-5.40: Oscar x

5.40-5.50: Marco x

5.50-6.00: Andres x

==Wednesday June 20==
(two people can sign up for the same slot)

1.30-1.40:

1.40-1.50:

1.50-2.00:

2.00-2.10:

2.10-2.20:

2.20-2.30:

2.30-2.40:

2.40-2.50:

2.50-3.00:

Experiment sign-up

2012-06-20T00:05:08Z

Beuls: /* Tuesday June 19 */

Hi! Please sign up for one slot below. The experiment will be held in the SENIOR Common Room (again) next to the great hall (YES, JP's office). Please arrive on time! Ta.

- Katrien, Vanessa, Sandro, Cameron & Jasmeen

==Monday June 18==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Piotr X

10.30-10.40: Laurent X

Lunch Break:

12.05-12.15: Chloe X

'''12.15-12.25: Andres ???'''

12.25-12.35: Xue X

12.35-12.45: Oleksandr X

12.55-1.05: Nick A X

1.05-1.15: Fabio X

1.15-1.25: Priya X

Afternoon:

5.00-5.10: Matteo X

5.10-5.20: Abby X

5.20-5.30: Elena X

5.30-5.40: Riccardo X

5.40-5.50: [[JP]]! X

6.00-6.10: [[Xin]] X

6.10-6.20: Ian X

6.20-6.30: Keegan

6.30-6.40: Aleksandra

6.40-6.50: Tom X

6.50-7.00:Christa X

==Tuesday June 19==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Vikram X

Afternoon:

4.30-4.40: dan x / mikkel x

4.40-4.50: Georg W. x/ Ben x

4.50-5.00: Sander Bais x/ Sepehr x

5.00-5.10: Aleksandra x / Seth x

5.10-5.20: Marque x

5.20-5.30: Sarah x

5.30-5.40: Oscar x

5.40-5.50: Marco x

5.50-6.00: Andres x

6.00-6.10: David x

6.10-6.20:

6.20-6.30:

6.30-6.40:

6.40-6.50:

6.50-7.00:

Experiment sign-up

2012-06-19T23:40:44Z

Beuls: /* Tuesday June 19 */

Hi! Please sign up for one slot below. The experiment will be held in the SENIOR Common Room (again) next to the great hall (YES, JP's office). Please arrive on time! Ta.

- Katrien, Vanessa, Sandro, Cameron & Jasmeen

==Monday June 18==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Piotr X

10.30-10.40: Laurent X

Lunch Break:

12.05-12.15: Chloe X

'''12.15-12.25: Andres ???'''

12.25-12.35: Xue X

12.35-12.45: Oleksandr X

12.55-1.05: Nick A X

1.05-1.15: Fabio X

1.15-1.25: Priya X

Afternoon:

5.00-5.10: Matteo X

5.10-5.20: Abby X

5.20-5.30: Elena X

5.30-5.40: Riccardo X

5.40-5.50: [[JP]]! X

6.00-6.10: [[Xin]] X

6.10-6.20: Ian X

6.20-6.30: Keegan

6.30-6.40: Aleksandra

6.40-6.50: Tom X

6.50-7.00:Christa X

==Tuesday June 19==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Vikram X

Afternoon:

4.30-4.40: dan x / mikkel x

4.40-4.50: Georg W. x/ Ben x

4.50-5.00: Sander Bais x/ Sepehr x

5.00-5.10: Aleksandra x / Seth x

5.10-5.20: Marque x

5.20-5.30: Sarah x

5.30-5.40: Oscar x

5.40-5.50: Marco x

5.50-6.00: Andres

6.00-6.10:

6.10-6.20:

6.20-6.30:

6.30-6.40:

6.40-6.50:

6.50-7.00:

Experiment sign-up

2012-06-19T23:36:01Z

Beuls: /* Tuesday June 19 */

Hi! Please sign up for one slot below. The experiment will be held in the SENIOR Common Room (again) next to the great hall (YES, JP's office). Please arrive on time! Ta.

- Katrien, Vanessa, Sandro, Cameron & Jasmeen

==Monday June 18==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Piotr X

10.30-10.40: Laurent X

Lunch Break:

12.05-12.15: Chloe X

'''12.15-12.25: Andres ???'''

12.25-12.35: Xue X

12.35-12.45: Oleksandr X

12.55-1.05: Nick A X

1.05-1.15: Fabio X

1.15-1.25: Priya X

Afternoon:

5.00-5.10: Matteo X

5.10-5.20: Abby X

5.20-5.30: Elena X

5.30-5.40: Riccardo X

5.40-5.50: [[JP]]! X

6.00-6.10: [[Xin]] X

6.10-6.20: Ian X

6.20-6.30: Keegan

6.30-6.40: Aleksandra

6.40-6.50: Tom X

6.50-7.00:Christa X

==Tuesday June 19==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Vikram X

Afternoon:

4.30-4.40: dan x / mikkel x

4.40-4.50: Georg W. x/ Ben x

4.50-5.00: Sander Bais x/ Sepehr x

5.00-5.10: Aleksandra / Seth x

5.10-5.20: Marque x

5.20-5.30: Sarah x

5.30-5.40: Oscar x

5.40-5.50: Marco

5.50-6.00: Andres

6.00-6.10:

6.10-6.20:

6.20-6.30:

6.30-6.40:

6.40-6.50:

6.50-7.00:

Experiment sign-up

2012-06-19T00:58:46Z

Beuls: /* Monday June 18 */

Hi! Please sign up for one slot below. The experiment will be held in the SENIOR Common Room (again) next to the great hall (YES, JP's office). Please arrive on time! Ta.

- Katrien, Vanessa, Sandro, Cameron & Jasmeen

==Monday June 18==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Piotr X

10.30-10.40: Laurent X

Lunch Break:

12.05-12.15: Chloe X

'''12.15-12.25: Andres ???'''

12.25-12.35: Xue X

12.35-12.45: Oleksandr X

12.55-1.05: Nick A X

1.05-1.15: Fabio X

1.15-1.25: Priya X

Afternoon:

5.00-5.10: Matteo X

5.10-5.20: Abby X

5.20-5.30: Elena X

5.30-5.40: Riccardo X

5.40-5.50: [[JP]]! X

6.00-6.10: [[Xin]] X

6.10-6.20: Ian X

6.20-6.30: Keegan

6.30-6.40: Aleksandra

6.40-6.50: Tom X

6.50-7.00:Christa X

==Tuesday June 19==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Vikram

10.30-10.40: Oscar

Lunch Break:

12.30-12.40: Gareth

12.40-12.50: Sanith

12.50-1.00: Nona

1.00-1.10: Ben

1.10-1.20:

1.20-1.30:

Afternoon:

4.30-4.40: dan

4.40-4.50:

4.50-5.00:

5.00-5.10:

5.10-5.20:

5.20-5.30:

5.30-5.40:

5.40-5.50:

5.50-6.00:

6.00-6.10:

6.10-6.20:

6.20-6.30:

6.30-6.40:

6.40-6.50:

6.50-7.00:

Experiment sign-up

2012-06-19T00:25:36Z

Beuls: /* Monday June 18 */

Hi! Please sign up for one slot below. The experiment will be held in the SENIOR Common Room (again) next to the great hall (YES, JP's office). Please arrive on time! Ta.

- Katrien, Vanessa, Sandro, Cameron & Jasmeen

==Monday June 18==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Piotr X

10.30-10.40: Laurent X

Lunch Break:

12.05-12.15: Chloe X

'''12.15-12.25: Andres ???'''

12.25-12.35: Xue X

12.35-12.45: Oleksandr X

12.55-1.05: Nick A X

1.05-1.15: Fabio X

1.15-1.25: Priya X

Afternoon:

4.30-4.40: Matteo X

4.40-4.50:Ben

4.50-5.00: Sarah

5.00-5.10: Charlie

5.10-5.20: Abby X

5.20-5.30: Elena X

5.30-5.40: Riccardo X

5.40-5.50: [[JP]]! X

5.50-6.00: Ryan

6.00-6.10: [[Xin]] X

6.10-6.20: Ian

6.20-6.30: Keegan

6.30-6.40: Aleksandra

6.40-6.50: Tom

6.50-7.00:Christa

==Tuesday June 19==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Vikram

10.30-10.40: Oscar

Lunch Break:

12.30-12.40: Gareth

12.40-12.50: Sanith

12.50-1.00: Nona

1.00-1.10: Ben

1.10-1.20:

1.20-1.30:

Afternoon:

4.30-4.40: dan

4.40-4.50:

4.50-5.00:

5.00-5.10:

5.10-5.20:

5.20-5.30:

5.30-5.40:

5.40-5.50:

5.50-6.00:

6.00-6.10:

6.10-6.20:

6.20-6.30:

6.30-6.40:

6.40-6.50:

6.50-7.00:

Experiment sign-up

2012-06-19T00:14:42Z

Beuls: /* Monday June 18 */

Hi! Please sign up for one slot below. The experiment will be held in the SENIOR Common Room (again) next to the great hall (YES, JP's office). Please arrive on time! Ta.

- Katrien, Vanessa, Sandro, Cameron & Jasmeen

==Monday June 18==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Piotr X

10.30-10.40: Laurent X

Lunch Break:

12.05-12.15: Chloe X

'''12.15-12.25: Andres ???'''

12.25-12.35: Xue X

12.35-12.45: Oleksandr X

12.55-1.05: Nick A X

1.05-1.15: Fabio X

1.15-1.25: Priya X

Afternoon:

4.30-4.40: Matteo X

4.40-4.50:Ben

4.50-5.00: Sarah

5.00-5.10: Charlie

5.10-5.20: Abby X

5.20-5.30: Elena X

5.30-5.40: Riccardo X

5.40-5.50: [[JP]]! X

5.50-6.00: Ryan

6.00-6.10: [[Xin]]

6.10-6.20: Ian

6.20-6.30: Keegan

6.30-6.40: Aleksandra

6.40-6.50: Tom

6.50-7.00:Christa

==Tuesday June 19==

Morning Break:

10.20-10.30: Vikram

10.30-10.40: Oscar

Lunch Break:

12.30-12.40: Gareth

12.40-12.50: Sanith

12.50-1.00: Nona

1.00-1.10: Ben

1.10-1.20:

1.20-1.30:

Afternoon:

4.30-4.40: dan

4.40-4.50:

4.50-5.00:

5.00-5.10:

5.10-5.20:

5.20-5.30:

5.30-5.40:

5.40-5.50:

5.50-6.00:

6.00-6.10:

6.10-6.20:

6.20-6.30:

6.30-6.40:

6.40-6.50:

6.50-7.00:

Complex Systems Summer School 2012-After Hours

2012-06-15T03:11:08Z

Beuls: /* Some Banjo fun out on the town */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

Use this space to organize your own after hours activities.

==Dancing at the Rouge Cat==

Some of us will be going dancing on Friday night at the [http://rougecat.com/ Rouge Cat] they have a downstairs disco floor and it's a whole lot of fun. JP and I will be leaving SJC parking circle around 10:00p.m. to head over there.

Car 1: Juniper's Car 

1.

2.

3.

4.

Car 2: JP's Car 

1.

2.

3.

4.

==Some Banjo fun out on the town==

My brother will be having a concert this Saturday June 16 at the Second Street Brewery (original location) from 6-9p.m. I will be at the parking circle at 6p.m.

[http://www.secondstreetbrewery.com/2012/05/todd-the-fox-9/ Todd and the Fox Venue Details]

[http://www.toddandthefox.com/fr_home.cfm To hear their music]

If anyone would like to join:

Car 1: Juniper's Car 

1. Katrien (not sure if we'll be back from the lake trip by 6pm. Somebody can take my place if they want.)

2. Marque

3. Sarah

4. Marco

==Dancing==
The beginner tango classes tonight (Thursday, 14th June) are open to drop-ins, especially if we have lead-follow parity, but they're expensive for intro dance classes: $20 from 7:30 to 9. 
1. Chloe 
2. Vikram 
3. Aleksandra 

We'll share a cab from in front of the dining hall, leaving 7PM.

Other varieties --

There's a contra on the 23rd; swing dancing most Mondays; this is supposed to be a great tango town, and I'm looking for drop-in-friendly beginner classes...

[http://www.santafenewmexican.com/Sidebar/Dance_fever_in_Santa_Fe swing, salsa, tango]

[http://www.folkmads.org/may_jun_calendar12.html contras, here and ABQ]

We've heard great Appalachian-style folk musicians here already, but I haven't found a ceili or hoedown locally.

--Chloe

==Trip to Taos==

JP and Tom are going to go to Taos on Saturday 6/16. Sights to see will include the High Road to Taos, Taos Pueblo, the Taos Gorge, Taos Earthships, and the plenty of Taos Hippies.
 
Car 1: JP's Camry 

1.[[JP]] 
2.Nick G 
3.Piotr 
4.Matteo 
5.Vikram 
 

Car 2: Tom's Car 
1 Andres G. 
2 Miguel 
3 Riccardo 
4 Priya 

==Trip to Abiquiu==

We are organizing a trip to lake Abiquiu this weekend. Google maps says it should take about 1:10 hour driving from Santa Fe. Who's interested? We'll have to rent cars to go there.

Fabio

Friederike

Elena

Mikkel

John

Nona

Abby

Marco

Aleksandra

Jasmeen

Dan

Christa (my car seats 5 including me, but I want to stop by Los Alamos to pick up my dog on the way. That adds ~30 min to the drive. "Christa's Honda has manual transmission. do we need a second driver on the car who can drive a stick shift car?"

1. Christa

2. Xue (though I'm also willing to be a driver if necessary)

3. Katrien

4. Jianfeng Xu

5. Xin

Tom

Joanne

==Bandelier Field Trip==

Bandelier Field Trip
Trip to Bandelier National Monument on Sat. June 9.
We might string a visit to the Valles Caldera and Bradbury Science Museum/Los Alamos in as well. If another group would like to stay around Bandelier, we can split up.

Head over to the [[Bandelier Trip 2012 | Bandelier Trip]] Page to sign up!

==Mafia==

[[JP]] is a huge fan of Mafia/Werewolf. Let's play a game sometime in the lower commons.

Let's meet Saturday evening at 8:00 in the lower commons for our first game.

- [[Ryan_James|Ryan]] is down for this.

- Jasmeen is also a big fan of Mafia.

- Ian has never played, but is interested

- Vikram is interested in learning the game.

- Tom F. would like to join and can also teach "The Resistance" a very similar game

- Katrien wants to play too

==FOOTBALL!==

Anyone up for a friendly game of soccer? We can check out equipment from the gym.

[Team: Continuous!] 
1. [[Piotr Milanowski|Piotr]] 
2. [[Marco Duenas|Marco]] 
3.[[Oleksandr Ivanov|Alex]] 
4. 
5. 
[Team: Discrete!] 
1. [[Fabio Cresto Aleina|Fabio]] 
2. [[Matteo Chinazzi|Matteo]] 
3.[[JP]] 
4. 
5.

Complex Systems Summer School 2012-After Hours

2012-06-14T21:19:28Z

Beuls: /* Trip to Abiquiu */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

Use this space to organize your own after hours activities.

==Some Banjo fun out on the town==

My brother will be having a concert this Saturday June 16 at the Second Street Brewery (original location) from 6-9p.m.

[http://www.secondstreetbrewery.com/2012/05/todd-the-fox-9/ Todd and the Fox Venue Details]

[http://www.toddandthefox.com/fr_home.cfm To hear their music]

If anyone would like to join:

Car 1: Juniper's Car 

1. Katrien

2.

3.

4.

==Dancing==
Of particular varieties --

There's a contra on the 23rd; swing dancing most Mondays; this is supposed to be a great tango town, and I'm looking for drop-in-friendly beginner classes...

[http://www.santafenewmexican.com/Sidebar/Dance_fever_in_Santa_Fe swing, salsa, tango]

[http://www.folkmads.org/may_jun_calendar12.html contras, here and ABQ]

We've heard great Appalachian-style folk musicians here already, but I haven't found a ceili or hoedown locally.

--Chloe

==Trip to Taos==

JP and Tom are going to go to Taos on Saturday 6/16. Sights to see will include the High Road to Taos, Taos Pueblo, the Taos Gorge, Taos Earthships, and the plenty of Taos Hippies.
 
Car 1: JP's Camry 

1.[[JP]] 
2.Nick G 
3.Piotr 
4.Matteo 
5. 
 

Car 2: Tom's Car 
1 Andres G. 
2 Miguel 
3 Riccardo 
4 Priya 

==Trip to Abiquiu==

We are organizing a trip to lake Abiquiu this weekend. Google maps says it should take about 1:10 hour driving from Santa Fe. Who's interested? We'll have to rent cars to go there.

Fabio

Friederike

Elena

Mikkel

John

Nona

Abby

Christa (my car seats 5 including me, but I want to stop by Los Alamos to pick up my dog on the way. That adds ~30 min to the drive.

1. Christa

2. Xue (though I'm also willing to be a driver if necessary)

3. Katrien

4.

5.

==Bandelier Field Trip==

Bandelier Field Trip
Trip to Bandelier National Monument on Sat. June 9.
We might string a visit to the Valles Caldera and Bradbury Science Museum/Los Alamos in as well. If another group would like to stay around Bandelier, we can split up.

Head over to the [[Bandelier Trip 2012 | Bandelier Trip]] Page to sign up!

==Mafia==

[[JP]] is a huge fan of Mafia/Werewolf. Let's play a game sometime in the lower commons.

Let's meet Saturday evening at 8:00 in the lower commons for our first game.

- [[Ryan_James|Ryan]] is down for this.

- Jasmeen is also a big fan of Mafia.

- Ian has never played, but is interested

- Vikram is interested in learning the game.

- Tom F. would like to join and can also teach "The Resistance" a very similar game

- Katrien wants to play too

==FOOTBALL!==

Anyone up for a friendly game of soccer? We can check out equipment from the gym.

[Team: Continuous!] 
1. [[Piotr Milanowski|Piotr]] 
2. [[Marco Duenas|Marco]] 
3.[[Oleksandr Ivanov|Alex]] 
4. 
5. 
[Team: Discrete!] 
1. [[Fabio Cresto Aleina|Fabio]] 
2. [[Matteo Chinazzi|Matteo]] 
3.[[JP]] 
4. 
5.

Complex Systems Summer School 2012-After Hours

2012-06-14T21:18:53Z

Beuls: /* Some Banjo fun out on the town */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

Use this space to organize your own after hours activities.

==Some Banjo fun out on the town==

My brother will be having a concert this Saturday June 16 at the Second Street Brewery (original location) from 6-9p.m.

[http://www.secondstreetbrewery.com/2012/05/todd-the-fox-9/ Todd and the Fox Venue Details]

[http://www.toddandthefox.com/fr_home.cfm To hear their music]

If anyone would like to join:

Car 1: Juniper's Car 

1. Katrien

2.

3.

4.

==Dancing==
Of particular varieties --

There's a contra on the 23rd; swing dancing most Mondays; this is supposed to be a great tango town, and I'm looking for drop-in-friendly beginner classes...

[http://www.santafenewmexican.com/Sidebar/Dance_fever_in_Santa_Fe swing, salsa, tango]

[http://www.folkmads.org/may_jun_calendar12.html contras, here and ABQ]

We've heard great Appalachian-style folk musicians here already, but I haven't found a ceili or hoedown locally.

--Chloe

==Trip to Taos==

JP and Tom are going to go to Taos on Saturday 6/16. Sights to see will include the High Road to Taos, Taos Pueblo, the Taos Gorge, Taos Earthships, and the plenty of Taos Hippies.
 
Car 1: JP's Camry 

1.[[JP]] 
2.Nick G 
3.Piotr 
4.Matteo 
5. 
 

Car 2: Tom's Car 
1 Andres G. 
2 Miguel 
3 Riccardo 
4 Priya 

==Trip to Abiquiu==

We are organizing a trip to lake Abiquiu this weekend. Google maps says it should take about 1:10 hour driving from Santa Fe. Who's interested? We'll have to rent cars to go there.

Fabio

Friederike

Elena

Mikkel

John

Nona

Abby

Katrien

Christa (my car seats 5 including me, but I want to stop by Los Alamos to pick up my dog on the way. That adds ~30 min to the drive.

1. Christa

2. Xue (though I'm also willing to be a driver if necessary)

3.

4.

5.

==Bandelier Field Trip==

Bandelier Field Trip
Trip to Bandelier National Monument on Sat. June 9.
We might string a visit to the Valles Caldera and Bradbury Science Museum/Los Alamos in as well. If another group would like to stay around Bandelier, we can split up.

Head over to the [[Bandelier Trip 2012 | Bandelier Trip]] Page to sign up!

==Mafia==

[[JP]] is a huge fan of Mafia/Werewolf. Let's play a game sometime in the lower commons.

Let's meet Saturday evening at 8:00 in the lower commons for our first game.

- [[Ryan_James|Ryan]] is down for this.

- Jasmeen is also a big fan of Mafia.

- Ian has never played, but is interested

- Vikram is interested in learning the game.

- Tom F. would like to join and can also teach "The Resistance" a very similar game

- Katrien wants to play too

==FOOTBALL!==

Anyone up for a friendly game of soccer? We can check out equipment from the gym.

[Team: Continuous!] 
1. [[Piotr Milanowski|Piotr]] 
2. [[Marco Duenas|Marco]] 
3.[[Oleksandr Ivanov|Alex]] 
4. 
5. 
[Team: Discrete!] 
1. [[Fabio Cresto Aleina|Fabio]] 
2. [[Matteo Chinazzi|Matteo]] 
3.[[JP]] 
4. 
5.

Complex Systems Summer School 2012-After Hours

2012-06-14T15:03:16Z

Beuls: /* Trip to Abiquiu */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

Use this space to organize your own after hours activities.

==Dancing==
Of particular varieties --

There's a contra on the 23rd; swing dancing most Mondays; this is supposed to be a great tango town, and I'm looking for drop-in-friendly beginner classes...

[http://www.santafenewmexican.com/Sidebar/Dance_fever_in_Santa_Fe swing, salsa, tango]

[http://www.folkmads.org/may_jun_calendar12.html contras, here and ABQ]

We've heard great Appalachian-style folk musicians here already, but I haven't found a ceili or hoedown locally.

--Chloe

==Trip to Taos==

JP and Tom are going to go to Taos on Saturday 6/16. Sights to see will include the High Road to Taos, Taos Pueblo, the Taos Gorge, Taos Earthships, and the plenty of Taos Hippies.
 
Car 1: JP's Camry 

1.[[JP]] 
2.Nick G 
3. 
4. 
5. 
 

Car 2: Tom's Car 
1 Andres G. 
2 Miguel 
3 Riccardo 
4 

==Trip to Abiquiu==

We are organizing a trip to lake Abiquiu this weekend. Google maps says it should take about 1:10 hour driving from Santa Fe. Who's interested? We'll have to rent cars to go there.

Fabio

Friederike

Elena

Mikkel

John

Nona

Abby

Katrien

==Bandelier Field Trip==

Bandelier Field Trip
Trip to Bandelier National Monument on Sat. June 9.
We might string a visit to the Valles Caldera and Bradbury Science Museum/Los Alamos in as well. If another group would like to stay around Bandelier, we can split up.

Head over to the [[Bandelier Trip 2012 | Bandelier Trip]] Page to sign up!

==Mafia==

[[JP]] is a huge fan of Mafia/Werewolf. Let's play a game sometime in the lower commons.

Let's meet Saturday evening at 8:00 in the lower commons for our first game.

- [[Ryan_James|Ryan]] is down for this.

- Jasmeen is also a big fan of Mafia.

- Ian has never played, but is interested

- Vikram is interested in learning the game.

- Tom F. would like to join and can also teach "The Resistance" a very similar game

- Katrien wants to play too

==FOOTBALL!==

Anyone up for a friendly game of soccer? We can check out equipment from the gym.

[Team: Continuous!] 
1. [[Piotr Milanowski|Piotr]] 
2. [[Marco Duenas|Marco]] 
3.[[Oleksandr Ivanov|Alex]] 
4. 
5. 
[Team: Discrete!] 
1. [[Fabio Cresto Aleina|Fabio]] 
2. [[Matteo Chinazzi|Matteo]] 
3.[[JP]] 
4. 
5.

Complex Systems Summer School 2012-Tutorials

2012-06-13T20:18:27Z

Beuls: /* Information Theory */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

CSSS participants come from a wide range of disciplines. Participants are encouraged to share their knowledge by organizing their own tutorials.

Also, please post requests for tutorials here.

==Python, Computational Mechanics, and Information Theory==

There has been interest in more discussion on a number of topics, and so i'm offering to have evening discussions on them. please sign up below so that i can get a feel for the number of people who would be attending. also, please put a preference for what day it should be.

===Python===
Sign up below if you'd like an introduction to basic python programming. Python is a general purpose, very flexible and useful programming language. It is used pretty extensively in scientific computing.

dan wu: wu12345@gmail.com Let me know when we're meeting

- Benji: bzusman@gmail.com 

-Keegan

-Christa (maybe- I'm competent at the very basics, but could still use some help)

-Riccardo

- Oleksandr: krystoferivanov@gmail.com

- Nona: nona.karalashvili@gmail.com

===Information Theory===
Interested in turning your data into bits, or seeing how the bits over there are related to the bits over here? If so, sign up below. 
- Matteo

- Benji: bzusman@gmail.com

-Keegan

-Riccardo

-Christa

- Katrien

===Computational Mechanics===
If you'd like to know more about epsilon machines, measures of complexity, how to go from a map to a machine, i'm happy to discuss it all. 
- Matteo

Yes please! --Chloe

-Keegan

-Christa

==Order Book Dynamics: Learn how to trade in 15min==

--I'm happy to repeat this -just get in touch with me.--

If you are curious about how stocks trade and want to try your luck, I'll
be going over some of the basics with a hands-on example.

Meet at 7.30pm in main lecture hall Thursday June 7th. Please make sure
to bring your laptop.

Sanith

==An easier way to get a bifurcation plot==

Hey guys
I have been working in the past in obtaining bifurcation plots for different physical systems. There's a better way to get these pictures instead of getting the evolution at every parameter value of interest. This is called ''numerical continuation'' and basically involves tracking a curve. I plan to give a informal talk on how to do this and maybe even a demo on applying this technique on 14th June at 6.30 pm. Do mail me if you are interested at '''iitm.priya@gmail.com''' or sign up below.
[[User:Priya|Priya]]

- [[Ryan James|Ryan]] is interested in this. 
- Riccardo is interested in this. 
- Vikram is interested in this. 
- Matteo is interested in this. 
- Hide is interested in this. 
- Katrien wants to hear more about this. 
- Cameron is interested in this and would like to see [http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/xpp/id433859546?mt=8 this] in action if anyone has an iPad. 
- Oscar is interested in this. 
- Charlie is interested in this. (I've done this once for a paper.) 

==Using Tisean on R on OS X==
first install TISEAN, like you've done already. Make sure R is up to date (v 2.15).
you can try to install RTisean from CRAN
install.packages("RTisean"); library(RTisean); henon()
But me and Dave both got an error about some bad file name, something about con and something about a long path involving -Tmp-
Solution:
remove.packages("RTisean")
restart R
download this: http://cl.ly/0I0b2P2L311y1q0q0y0n
install it, it changes line 74 of nativeTISEAN.R which has some problems with file handling
If you are golden, then:
> henon()
V1 V2
[1,] -0.1232481 -1.030383

Robustness of complex networks (project)

2012-06-12T03:41:14Z

Beuls: /* Participants */

[[File:Zoo.png|thumb|300px|Fig. 1. Zoo of complex networks (an example). Taken from Sol´e and Valverde, 2001.]]
== Problem statement ==
Complex networks have various properties which can be measured in real networks (WWW, social networks, biological networks), e.g. degree distribution, modularity, hierarchy, assortativity etc. Robustness of complex networks is a big question, however only some progress have been done in this direction. For example, it was shown that the scale-free networks are much more topologically robust to random attacks than random networks. Many people claim that various characteristics of complex networks will influence the robustness interdependently. The question I am interested in is how?

== Approach ==
The idea is to generate continuous topology space of various complex networks (networks with different modularity, degree distribution, hierarchy etc) and use it to measure their robustness (see Fig. 1). There are many approaches to measure the robustness of complex networks. For example we can remove edges of vertices of a complex network graph and look at the size of a giant cluster. We can discuss other possibilities.

If you are interested you can contact me directly or via my E-mail: krystoferivanov@gmail.com or via my [[Oleksandr Ivanov|discussion page in CSSS 2012 wiki]].

== Relevant literature ==
* ''Important papers about network generation are highlighted in bold''
* '''[http://www.barabasilab.com/pubs/CCNR-ALB_Publications/199910-15_Science-Emergence/199910-15_Science-Emergence.pdf BA Scale-free network]'''
* '''[http://people.maths.ox.ac.uk/maini/PKM%20publications/195.pdf How to generate Scale-free modular network using preferential attachment]'''
* '''[http://arxiv.org/pdf/cond-mat/0402009v1.pdf Scale-free networks with tunable degree distribution exponents]'''
* '''[http://arxiv.org/pdf/cond-mat/0110452v1.pdf Scale free networks with tunable clustering]'''
* [http://www.barabasilab.com/pubs/CCNR-ALB_Publications/200007-27_Nature-ErrorAttack/200007-27_Nature-ErrorAttack.pdf Error and attack tollerance of complex networks]
* [http://vw.indiana.edu/netsci06/conference/Ng_Structural.pdf Structural Robustness of Complex networks]
* [http://arxiv.org/pdf/cond-mat/0205405.pdf Assortative mixing in networks]
* [http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~mkearns/teaching/NetworkedLife/prefatt.pdf Mean field theory to study scale-free networks]
* [http://www.graphanalysis.org/SIAM-PP08/Leskovic.pdf Kroneker Graphs]
* [http://www.lem.sssup.it/WPLem/files/2011-07.pdf Exact maximum-likelihood method to detect patterns in real networks]
* [http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~lsdc1/SysBiol/kitano.robustness.naturegenetics.2004.pdf Biological robustness]
* [http://arxiv.org/ftp/cond-mat/papers/0202/0202410.pdf Attack vulnerability of complex networks]
* [http://jmvidal.cse.sc.edu/papers/nair11a.pdf Supply Network Topology and Robustness against Disruptions – an investigation using multi agent model]

* [http://arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/0007235 Random graphs with arbitrary degree distributions and their applications]
* [http://www.pnas.org/content/104/1/36 Resolution limit in community detection] - about a typical modularity measure and its limitations

* Add a relevant paper...

== Learning Python ==
* [http://code.google.com/edu/languages/google-python-class/ Google's Python Class]
* [http://networkx.lanl.gov/tutorial/tutorial.html Networkx Python lybrary]

== Participants ==
# [[Oleksandr Ivanov]] - krystoferivanov@gmail.com
# [[Ian Wood]] - ibwood@indiana.edu
# [[Xin Lu]] - xin.lu@ki.se
# [[Duenas-Esterling Marco-Antonio]] - maduenase@gmail.com
# [[Katrien Beuls]] - katrien@ai.vub.ac.be

== Source Control ==
I've set up a github repository for any python source we write [https://github.com/ibwood/CSSS-Network-Robustness-Project here].
To figure out how to use Git look [http://git-scm.com/book here]. Chapters 1,2,3, and 5 are particularly relevant, but I can run through the basics with anyone. It's useful to have a source control for both project coordination and backup, and git is very simple once you get the hang of it.

There is a shared folder on skype, please either sign your email in the participant list or drop a email to [[Xin Lu]] to access the generated network data. Dropbox link [https://www.dropbox.com/sh/y6e5ukftde4yt7x/i4ZZ03Yr_5]

== BA algorithm in Python ==
* [http://networkx.lanl.gov/_modules/networkx/generators/random_graphs.html#barabasi_albert_graph Networkx source]

== BA network + modularity ==
* [http://networkx.lanl.gov/_modules/networkx/generators/random_graphs.html#powerlaw_cluster_graph Networkx source]

Complex Systems Summer School 2012-After Hours

2012-06-12T03:33:26Z

Beuls: /* Mafia */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

Use this space to organize your own after hours activities.

==Italy vs. Spain // Soccer==

Tomorrow (Sunday) at 10am in the common room of the dorms, we'll try to make that TV work. If it doesn't, JP offered to try to connect the projector in the lecture hall to a computer. See you tomorrow!

Fabio

==Saturday Football==

Who is up for a quick match tomorrow at 8am before the Bandelier trip? Let's make it a relaxed, just-for-fun match. Sign up below:

- [[Miguel Lurgi|Miguel]]

==Bandelier Field Trip==

Bandelier Field Trip
Trip to Bandelier National Monument on Sat. June 9.
We might string a visit to the Valles Caldera and Bradbury Science Museum/Los Alamos in as well. If another group would like to stay around Bandelier, we can split up.

Head over to the [[Bandelier Trip 2012 | Bandelier Trip]] Page to sign up!

==Mafia==

[[JP]] is a huge fan of Mafia/Werewolf. Let's play a game sometime in the lower commons.

Let's meet Saturday evening at 8:00 in the lower commons for our first game.

- [[Ryan_James|Ryan]] is down for this.

- Jasmeen is also a big fan of Mafia.

- Ian has never played, but is interested

- Vikram is interested in learning the game.

- Tom F. would like to join and can also teach "The Resistance" a very similar game

- Katrien wants to play too

==FOOTBALL!==

Anyone up for a friendly game of soccer? We can check out equipment from the gym.

[Team: Continuous!] 
1. [[Piotr Milanowski|Piotr]] 
2. [[Marco Duenas|Marco]] 
3.[[Oleksandr Ivanov|Alex]] 
4. 
5. 
[Team: Discrete!] 
1. [[Fabio Cresto Aleina|Fabio]] 
2. [[Matteo Chinazzi|Matteo]] 
3.[[JP]] 
4. 
5.

User talk:Beuls

2012-06-12T03:30:39Z

Beuls:

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2012-06-12T03:30:15Z

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Complex Systems Summer School 2012-Tutorials

2012-06-09T15:10:54Z

Beuls: /* An easier way to get a bifurcation plot */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

CSSS participants come from a wide range of disciplines. Participants are encouraged to share their knowledge by organizing their own tutorials.

Also, please post requests for tutorials here.

==Order Book Dynamics: Learn how to trade in 15min==

If you are curious about how stocks trade and want to try your luck, I'll
be going over some of the basics with a hands-on example.

Meet at 7.30pm in main lecture hall Thursday June 7th. Please make sure
to bring your laptop.

Sanith

==An easier way to get a bifurcation plot==

Hey guys
I have been working in the past in obtaining bifurcation plots for different physical systems. There's a better way to get these pictures instead of getting the evolution at every parameter value of interest. This is called ''numerical continuation'' and basically involves tracking a curve. I plan to give a informal talk on how to do this and maybe even a demo on applying this technique on 14th June at 6.30 pm. Do mail me if you are interested at '''iitm.priya@gmail.com''' or sign up below.
[[User:Priya|Priya]]

- [[Ryan James|Ryan]] is interested in this. 
- Riccardo is interested in this. 
- Vikram is interested in this. 
- Hide is interested in this. 
- Katrien wants to hear more about this. 

==Using Tisean on R on OS X==
first install TISEAN, like you've done already. Make sure R is up to date (v 2.15).
you can try to install RTisean from CRAN
install.packages("RTisean"); library(RTisean); henon()
But me and Dave both got an error about some bad file name, something about con and something about a long path involving -Tmp-
Solution:
remove.packages("RTisean")
restart R
download this: http://cl.ly/0I0b2P2L311y1q0q0y0n
install it, it changes line 74 of nativeTISEAN.R which has some problems with file handling
If you are golden, then:
> henon()
V1 V2
[1,] -0.1232481 -1.030383

Bandelier Trip 2012

2012-06-06T22:36:55Z

Beuls: /* Tom's Sedan: 4 seats */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

Please sign up here so we know who's going. 
Also: If you have a car, please let us know. The more cars, the more people. 

We'll meet Saturday at 10:00am in the parking circle.

Please remember to bring a hat, sunscreen, water, hiking shoes, and anything else you'll need for a day out in the field.

==Cars:==

===Tom's Sedan: 4 seats===
1. [[Nicholas Allgaier]] 

2. Vikram Vijayaraghavan 

3. Katrien Beuls 

4.

===John Paul's Camry: 4 (maybe 5) seats===

1. [[John Paul]] 

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5.

===STILL NEEDS A SEAT!===
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Complex Systems Summer School 2012-Projects & Working Groups

2012-06-06T14:56:45Z

Beuls: /* Relevant literature */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

==Project proposals==

=== Nonequilibrium game theory ===
My hope is to adapt some SFI-based models, by people like Crutchfield and Farmer, so that they will quantitatively or qualitatively reproduce features of real human data. Of course, that is very specific, and I'm up for all kinds of ideas in the areas of game learning, game dynamics, small group collective behavior, cognitive science, nonlinear time series, non-eq time series, etc., etc.

Meet me, Seth Frey, at dinner on Thursday and Friday.

=== Enzyme kinetics – Do enzymes just accelerate equilibrium or play an active role in chemical reactions? ===
Enzyme networks (e.g. glycolysis) and catalysts in complex mixtures (e.g. Belusov-Zhabotinski reaction) can profoundly influence the outcome of a chemical reaction system. What about a single enzyme? Biochemistry textbooks uniformly say that an enzyme accelerates a reaction without altering its outcome. Yet, the set of differential equations that generically describes enzyme catalysis has remarkable resemblance to the Roessler equations (a textbook example of a non-linear, complex system). With a fixed substrate input or a steady substrate flow, a single enzyme probably cannot affect the reaction outcome. However, sinusoidal or pulsating substrate input, substrate activation or product inhibition, coupling of two enzymes could turn the reaction pattern non-linear. For this project, the sets of equations to study are quite well established – they need to be analyzed. In contrast to some of the more ambitious ideas circulated, this task is exhaustively doable in less than four weeks.

I am Georg Weber. If you are interested in studying this problem, please find me on Tuesday over lunch or dinner (or talk to me at any other unstructured time).
=== Traffic pattern analysis - Can we estimate car velocity by only observing car counts? ===
==== Problem statement ====
Imagine you have a monitored highway section with a start and end point. At both points you count the number of cars that pass by. The question I'd like to answer / simulate / estimate is: can we make some inference about the velocity of cars although we only have their counts? This would be very useful from an engineering / economic perspective because it's much easier / cheaper to count cars instead of actually tracking them from A to B.
==== Ideas on how to approach this ====
I have some intuition about how to go about this, but these are purely statistical (think of it as birth and death process; or as particles in a system that have a certain lifetime - cars in the highway section are like particles in a system, and their velocity is just inverse proportional to their lifetime in this highway section). I would like to see if using explicit physical modeling of motion and agent-based modeling of traffic flow could shed more light on this problem.

'''Update 06/05/12:''' Just today we saw ''Takens theorem'' about how we can infer a systems structure from only observing a subset of variables. Well, it seems like that's exactly what this project is about.

If you are interested to see more about this check out the [[Georg_M_Goerg#SFI_Project:_Traffic_pattern_analysis_-_Can_we_estimate_car_velocity_by_only_observing_car_counts.3F_.3D|SFI Project]] subsection on [[Georg_M_Goerg|Georg M. Goerg]] or email me to my_3_initials_in_lowercase@stat.cmu.edu. Let's say we meet on Wednesday for lunch (or just ask me any other time you see me around).

=== Cultural Evolution - General Meet-up ===
Attention anyone who is interested in cultural evolution or applying your models/methodologies to this fabulous topic!

Let's meet at 4:15 (June 5th) in the cafe during the first "Time to work on Projects" slot. A bunch of us coalesced there tonight and figured we should all properly meet up and then bud off into different projects. Please post your potential buds below:

=== Cultural Evolution - things that look like drift but aren't ===
Lots of cultural evolution looks like drift (Bently et al 2004 'Random drift and culture change"). But what social transmission or cognitive learning mechanisms are isomorphic to random sampling with replacement from cultural inputs? In biological evolution, drift serves as a null model of sorts - one that should be ruled out before you can claim that anything more interesting is happening. However, it's not clear what the "uninteresting" type of change is for things that replicate by passing through human cognition and human social systems - like culture does. Is there even a reasonable equivalent of drift in cultural transmission? How should we go about conceptualizing and modeling the evolutionary forces at play in culture?

One candidate for a drifty-lookin' human behavior is probability matching: when people reproduce similar distributions of variation to that which they've learned from. And probability matching is rampant in human behavior (from language learning, to decision making, and even at the neural level). But I think this is a clearly different process than drift, however it still may qualify under Bentley's vague criteria - we can test that out. And there have got to be more drift-esque processes, anyone have any ideas?

If you're interested in these issues or modeling evolution (of any type of system), please give me a shout!

Vanessa

vanferdi [at] gmail.com

==="Small Steps and Big Ideas" Group===

[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/events/workshops/index.php/Christa_Brelsford Christa] [http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/events/workshops/index.php/Daniel_Wu Dan] [http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/events/workshops/index.php/Xin_Lu Xin] and Tom spent a while talking after dinner about a bunch of big ideas. Some things we thought about were *big data type network problems, *integrating qualitative social information with models of physical systems, *using games to understand cooperation and decision making.

We'll meet at dinner at 5:30 today (Tuesday, June 5th) in the cafeteria.

=== 107 Proteins in 10-15 cubic meters ===
Cells rely on proteins to perform vital metabolic and signaling functions; however, it is unclear how proteins are successfully directed to their necessary cellular location(s) in a densely-packed macromolecular environment within the cytoplasm and on the cellular membrane in a short timescale (see for example [http://www.pnas.org/content/108/16/6438.full Weigel et al., PNAS 2011]). Using the cell as a manipulatable model of complexity, one could begin to define the parameters and questions, as they pertain to prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. If interested, please drop me a line: Sepehr Ehsani; sepehr.ehsani[at]utoronto.ca.

=== Innovation and Technological Progress ===

I noticed that a number of people mentioned that they were interested in some way in relation to innovation. I was wondering if anyone was interested in a project looking at how particular technologies progress over time and whether charting the form of successful (and/or unsuccessful) previous technologies such as the transistor, fission reactor, mobile phone, etc. in terms of either price, efficiency, or some other variable may be useful in predicting whether a current technology such as solar PV, fuel cell, or something else is following a similar trajectory. Other possible ideas might be to look at using patent, publication, or collaboration network data to reveal certain features of innovation that are not captured by other statistics, particularly for technologies that have yet to reach the market. SFI Professor Doyne Farmer has looked at some of this already in 'The Role of Design Complexity in Technology Improvement', see link: http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2009arXiv0907.0036M

This could be a jumping off point for some ideas on data, methods, models etc. Just throwing the idea out there and it's welcome to completely change but if you're interested, message me (Gareth Haslam) haslam@ias.unu.edu or find me in class.

=== Space, Stochasticity, Stability; Speciation? ===

[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/events/workshops/index.php/Xue_Feng Xue], [http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/events/workshops/index.php/Chloe_Lewis Chloe] and [http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/events/workshops/index.php/Xiaoli_Dong Xiaoli]are all working in ecosystems that experience_ a lot of unpredictability in a limiting ecosystem variables (water and/or nutrients); we see patchiness in space and time in how organisms are arranged; and we have some ideas about how the stochasticity may cause the spatial arrangements. [http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/events/workshops/index.php/Si_Tang Si] is working on the stability and robustness of ecosystems.

With enough time, this is likely to involve speciation either to express different strategies, or as a result of spatial separation.

The [[Spatial-Stochastic]] group is writing up their ideas to share here and look for overlap and coupling.

=== Plasticity in Neural Networks ===
I've done some modeling which shows that the amount of genetic variation that accumulates at any particular metabolic gene (enzyme) in a population at any given time is a function of the network topology in which the gene is embedded, as well as the distance of the network output from an optimum. So, for instance, in a linear metabolic network, enzymes at the beginning of a pathway will tend to be more constrained (show less variation in the population) than at the end of the pathway. This makes sense given that any changes in those first genes would ripple through the system and have a greater relative effect than mutations in later genes. However, this is only true when a population is already close to an optimum. When far from an optimum, we see the exact opposite trend with more variation in the front of the pathway. This also makes sense - when far from a goal, taking bigger steps gives individuals a better chance of achieving higher fitness. The system as a whole then uses the different relative step sizes according to pathway position to "fine tune" its output.
I think these findings are quite general - at least the model we used was simple enough that it could apply to many different types of directional developmental processes. We can conceptualize these "genes" more generally as sequential steps in a developmental process with some arbitrary goal. These could be steps in a factory assembly line, major product revisions versus minor releases, or (and this is my favorite), neurons learning about their environment. I'm curious what would happen if we took a similar approach to model neural networks. Genetic variation is the raw material for evolution while neural plasticity is the raw material for learning. The question we would be trying to answer is where, within a neural network, would we expect the most plasticity given a particular network topology and distance form a learning goal.
Please contact me (Mark Longo) if this sounds interesting. I'll be available during unstructured time, or you can email mlongo@stanford.edu.
[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/events/workshops/index.php/Mark_D._Longo]

=== Robustness of complex networks ===
[[File:Zoo.png|thumb|300px|Fig. 1. Zoo of complex networks (an example). Taken from Sol´e and Valverde, 2001.]]
==== Problem statement ====
Complex networks have various properties which can be measured in real networks (WWW, social networks, biological networks), e.g. degree distribution, modularity, hierarchy, assortativity etc. Robustness of complex networks is a big question, however only some progress have been done in this direction. For example, it was shown that the scale-free networks are much more topologically robust to random attacks than random networks. Many people claim that various characteristics of complex networks will influence the robustness interdependently. The question I am interested in is how?

==== Approach ====
The idea is to generate continuous topology space of various complex networks (networks with different modularity, degree distribution, hierarchy etc) and use it to measure their robustness (see Fig. 1). There are many approaches to measure the robustness of complex networks. For example we can remove edges of vertices of a complex network graph and look at the size of a giant cluster. We can discuss other possibilities.

If you are interested you can contact me directly or via my E-mail: krystoferivanov@gmail.com or via my [[Oleksandr Ivanov|discussion page in CSSS 2012 wiki]].

==== Relevant literature ====
* [http://www.barabasilab.com/pubs/CCNR-ALB_Publications/199910-15_Science-Emergence/199910-15_Science-Emergence.pdf BA Scale-free network]
* [http://people.maths.ox.ac.uk/maini/PKM%20publications/195.pdf How to generate Scale-free modular network using preferential attachment]
* [http://www.barabasilab.com/pubs/CCNR-ALB_Publications/200007-27_Nature-ErrorAttack/200007-27_Nature-ErrorAttack.pdf Error and attack tollerance of complex networks]
* [http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~mkearns/teaching/NetworkedLife/hierarchical.pdf Hierarchical organization in complex networks]
* [http://arxiv.org/pdf/cond-mat/0402009v1.pdf Scale-free networks with tunable degree distribution exponents]
* [http://arxiv.org/pdf/cond-mat/0110452v1.pdf Scale free networks with tunable clustering]
* [http://vw.indiana.edu/netsci06/conference/Ng_Structural.pdf Structural Robustness of Complex networks]
* [http://arxiv.org/pdf/cond-mat/0205405.pdf Assortative mixing in networks]
* [http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~mkearns/teaching/NetworkedLife/prefatt.pdf Mean field theory to study scale-free networks]
* [http://www.graphanalysis.org/SIAM-PP08/Leskovic.pdf Kroneker Graphs]
* [http://www.lem.sssup.it/WPLem/files/2011-07.pdf Exact maximum-likelihood method to detect patterns in real networks]
* [http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~lsdc1/SysBiol/kitano.robustness.naturegenetics.2004.pdf Biological robustness]
* Add a relevant paper...

=== Systemic Risk in Financial Networks and/or an ABM of money/liquidity===

'''Systemic Risk in Financial Networks:''' Hypothesis: the motive to diversify risk at the level of the individual agent (i.e., for an agent to increase its connectivity) will increase systemic risk (by systemic risk I mean vulnerability of the system to widespread collapse). Point of departure is the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forest-fire_model Forest Fire] model from statistical physics.

Key difference(s) between the physics version of the Forest Fire model, and the "economics" version of the Forest Fire model I have in mind are:
* Tree growth probability (which determines network structure) must be endogenous. Agents must be able to choose which other agents to link with.
* Probability of lightning strikes (i.e., defaults on specific loans) must also be endogenous.

I think that financial networks might exhibit self-organizing criticality in the sense that diversification will reduce the probability of lightning strikes (i.e., defaults), however over time systemic risk builds up as a result of the diversification which means that eventually a small number of lightning strikes might be enough to bring the entire system down.

'''ABM of the emergence of Money:'''
Basically, I would be interested in building an ABM of the emergence of money based around the following economic models of money developed by Nobu Kiyotaki and John Moore:
* [[File:Kiyotaki_and_Moore_(2001).pdf | Evil is the Root of all Money]]
* [[File:Financial-Deepening.pdf | Financial Deepening]]

These models take a broad view of money: "money" is any asset which is widely accepted as a medium of exchange. In these models agents manage projects which require capital investment now in order to generate a return at some point in the future and agents must trade financial promises (think debt contracts) in order to obtain the needed investment. Two key parameters of is these models (which are assumed COMMON to all agents in the above models in order to maintain analytical tractibility) are 0 < theta < 1 and 0 < phi < 1. Theta is the fraction of the future return from the project that an agent can promise to repay in the future in exchange for investment now. Phi is the fraction of the face value of a debt contract (which by construction is a contract between two agents) that can be re-sold to a third agent.

Hypothesis: In an ABM where agents differ in terms of both theta and phi, the promises of only a small number of agents will be widely traded (i.e., will serve as money).

If anyone might be interested in working on these projects, send me and email: drobert.pugh at gmail dot com

=== Price-time dynamics of contracts traded on prediction markets===
Prediction markets have been shown to outperform traditional methods of polls and opinion surveys in forecasting future events. I am interested in exploring the price-time dynamics of contracts traded on prediction markets to better understand how they are able to aggregate individual opinion to establish collective insight.

Several questions that I’m curious to probe further:
* How do ‘information shocks’ generated by news sources influence price-time trajectories?
* Can features of the underlying dynamics be characterized using a simple model?
* What is the minimum number of traders required for an accurate prediction?
On a separate note, I invite you to share your opinion regards whether “China will win the most medals at the 2012 London Olympics”, by logging into the following [https://csss12.inklingmarkets.com/user/login site] (please send me your email address and I will send you the login details).

If you haven't used a prediction market before don't worry -just follow the instructions provided in the site to 'buy' and 'sell' contracts according to your expectation.

If you are interested in the discussing any of the above questions or have other ideas related to prediction markets please get in touch with me at: sanith at mitre dot org

=== Internal models: what do they do and how are they built?===
In the past decade(s) Bayesian statistics has come to dominate empirical science. Consequently, the significance of prior beliefs for guiding inference has become widely accepted. But how do we map the concept of prior beliefs onto natural systems? I argue that the composition of organisms realize internal models of their environment. These internal models manifest as structured behavior, which we scientists describe as reflecting prior beliefs or bias. In humans you have reflexes at one extreme and the influence of memories upon behavior at the other. It is an open question how these internal models are instantiated in biological systems. Are they structural motifs in neural networks? Protein networks within cells? Concepts such as memory, storage, and recall provide relevant bridges between the statistical formulation of these ideas and the physics of computation, but these are jumping off points at best.

My suspicion is that part of the challenge is we don’t have a clear understanding of what benefits internals models impart to organisms beyond some general statement about resolving uncertainty. This is compounded by the fact that we probably wouldn’t recognize an internal model if we saw one. This is why I find work over the past decade upon self-localizing and mapping (SLAM) systems to be so interesting. To my knowledge, these are the first man-made systems designed with the objective of imparting complex internal models to artificial systems. The Mars rover is a SLAM system. The driverless car depends critically upon a SLAM system. The successes, and failures, of these systems have exposed the complexity of functionalities we use so naturally that they evade our notice. These include differentiating between static and dynamic elements of our environment as well as ascribing our sensations to external or internal causes. In the least, the design of these systems offer first order models for what an internal model of non-trivial complexity might look like.

I’m interested in exploring the role of internal models as well as how they are embedded in natural systems. I welcome you to join to me to discuss these ideas in the Cafeteria after 3 on Wednesday and after 4 on Thursday. Feel free to email me at: jlong29@gmail.com (John Long)

Alfred Hubler's Nonlinear Dynamics Lab 2012

2012-06-04T19:28:13Z

Beuls: /* Monday, June 11, 6:00pm */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

==Thursday, June 7, 6:00pm==

1. Sarah Tweedt 
2. Georg F. Weber 
3. Georg M. Goerg 
4. Cameron Smith 
5. Mikkel Vestergaard 
6. Friederike Greb 
7. Fabio Cresto Aleina 
8. Benji zusman 
9. Elena del Val 
10.Riccardo Fusaroli 
11. Nick Allgaier 
12.John Long 
13. Sepehr Ehsani 
14. David Pugh 
15.Keegan Hines 
16.Sanith 

==Friday, June 8 7:00am==
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS AN EARLY MORNING CLASS! 
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==Monday, June 11, 6:00pm==
1. Hidetoshi Inamine 
2. Dan Wu 
3. Xiaoli Dong 
4. Si Tang 
5. Abby Horn 
6. Xue Feng 
7. Priya Subramanian 
8. Oscar Patterson 
9. Vanessa Ferdinand 
10.Tom Fennewald 
11.Jianfeng Xu 
12.Nicolas Goudemand 
13.Katrien Beuls 
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==Tuesday, June 12, 6:00pm==
1. Marco Duenas

2. Jasmeen Kanwal 
3. shawana Wilson 
4. Miguel Lurgi 
5.Vikram Vijayaraghavan 
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Complex Systems Summer School 2012-Participants

2012-05-29T07:36:31Z

Beuls: /* Participants */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2012}}

To post a photo, bio, and answer the questions below please email them to juniper@santafe.edu:

* What are your main interests? Feel free to include a "pie in the sky" big idea!
* What sort of expertise can you bring to the group?
* What do you hope to get out of the CSSS?
* Do you have any possible projects in mind for the CSSS?

Also visit the [http://www.facebook.com/pages/SFI-Complex-Systems-Summer-School/195552467134324?sk=wall&filter=2 Facebook Complex Systems Summer School Page] to get to know each other informally.

==Participants==

'''[[Abigail Horn]],''' Massachusetts Institute of Technology 

'''[[Aleksandra Zhukova]],''' Computing Center of Russian Academy of Science 

'''[[Andres Gomez-Lievano]]''', Arizona State University 

'''[[Benjamin Althouse]],''' John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health 

'''[[Benji Zusman]],''' University of Florida 

'''[[Cameron Ray Smith]],''' Albert Einstein College of Medicine 

'''[[Charlie Brummitt]],''' University of California - Davis 

'''[[Chloe Lewis]]''', University of California -Berkeley 

'''[[Christa Brelsford]]''', Arizona State University 

'''[[Daniel Strombom]],''' Uppsala University 

'''[[Daniel Wu]],''' Harvard University 

'''[[David Pugh]],''' University of Edinburgh 

'''[[Duenas-Esterling Marco-Antonio]],''' Sant'Anna School of Advances Studies 

'''[[Elena del Val]],''' Universidad Politecnica de Valencia 

'''[[Enrico Sandro Colizzi]],''' Utrecht University 

'''[[Fabio Cresto Aleina]],''' Max Planck Institute for Meteorology 

'''[[Friederike Greb]],''' Universitaet Goettingen 

'''[[Gareth Haslam]],''' United Nations University 

'''[[Georg F. Weber]],''' University of Cincinnati 

'''[[Georg M Goerg]],''' Carnegie Mellon University 

'''[[Graham Sack]],''' Columbia University 

'''[[Hidetoshi Inamine]],''' Cornell University 

'''[[Huanhuan Shi]],''' Pennsylvania State University 

'''[[Ian Wood]],''' University of Indiana, Bloomington 

'''[[Irina Kareva]],''' Arizona State University 

'''[[Jasmeen Kanwal]],''' University of California, San Diego 

'''[[Jianfeng Xu]],''' University of Toledo 

'''[[Joanne Rodrigues]]''', University of California Berkeley 

'''[[John Long]],''' Rutgers University, Newark 

'''[[Jon Stoffel]],''' Business Network Member 

'''[[Katrien Beuls]],''' Vrije Universiteit Brussel 

'''[[Keegan Hines]],''' University of Texas at Austin 

'''[[Laurent Hébert-Dufresne]],''' 

'''[[Mark D. Longo]],''' Stanford University 

'''[[Matteo Chinazzi]],''' Sant'Anna School for Advances Studies 

'''[[Miguel Lurgi]],''' Marine Sciences Institute 

'''[[Mikkel Vestergaard]],''' University of Copenhagen 

'''[[Nicholas Allgaier]],''' University of Vermont 

'''[[Nicolas Goudemand]],''' University of Zurich 

'''[[Nona Karalashvili]],''' University of Maryland, College Park 

'''[[Oleksandr Ivanov]],''' Goningen University 

'''[[Oscar Patterson Lomba]],''' Arizona State University 

'''[[Piotr Milanowski]],''' University of Warsaw 

'''[[Priya Subramanian]],''' Indian Institute of Technology Madras 

'''[[Riccardo Fusaroli]],''' Aarhus University 

'''[[Sanith Wijesinghe]],''' MITRE 

'''[[Sarah Tweedt]],''' University of Maryland - College Park 

'''[[Sepehr Ehsani]],''' University of Toronto 

'''[[Seth Frey]],''' Indiana University 

'''[[Shawana Wilson]]''', Johnson C Smith University 

'''[[Si Tang]],''' The University of Chicago 

'''[[Thomas Fennewald]],''' Indiana University 

'''[[Vanessa Ferdinand]],''' University of Edinburgh 

'''[[Vikram Vijayaraghavan]],''' University of California - Davis 

'''[[Xiaoli Dong]],''' Arizona State University 

'''[[Xin Lu]],''' Stockholm University 

'''[[Xue Feng]],''' Duke University