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Complex Systems Summer School 2011-Photos

2011-07-10T13:57:36Z

Eugenia.polizzi:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2011}}

Feel free to share links to your photos here.

NEW! some pictures of the last day..
[https://picasaweb.google.com/105639162021841771159/CSSS2011ChallengeDay?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCIqmgMOayeDJqwE&feat=directlink] 

[https://picasaweb.google.com/randy.casstevens/SFISummerSchoolAtalayaMountainTrail?authkey=Gv1sRgCM3D-62S77PgZw# 2011.06.11 - Atalaya Mountain Trail] 
[https://picasaweb.google.com/randy.casstevens/SFISummerSchoolChimayo?authkey=Gv1sRgCLGh9tPrsOr4-gE# 2011.06.12 - Chimayo] 

[https://picasaweb.google.com/michael.johansson/Csss11?authkey=Gv1sRgCICG-K_Y4LevCg&feat=directlink BBQ, Atalaya, Bandelier, Fires, Rodeo, Taos... Updated 6-26-11] 

(Evelien's pictures:)
[https://picasaweb.google.com/101826271245347003012/RodeoDeSantaFe?authkey=Gv1sRgCPbPgMb02enVnAE Rodeo Wednesday]
[https://picasaweb.google.com/101826271245347003012/Taos?authkey=Gv1sRgCJymmubGt9CXKg Taos - small trip]
[https://picasaweb.google.com/101826271245347003012/BandelierAndLasConchitasTrail?authkey=Gv1sRgCLGWy-22n5SICA Bandelier and waterfall and trail]
[https://picasaweb.google.com/101826271245347003012/SantaFe?authkey=Gv1sRgCOLn6fC9v-aR1AE Santa Fe, all kinds of stuff]
[https://picasaweb.google.com/101826271245347003012/TentRock?authkey=Gv1sRgCKC5zuKqy6jlpwE Tent Rock]

==2011.06.11::Atalaya Mountain Trail==

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2011-06-08T22:33:47Z

Eugenia.polizzi: uploaded a new version of "File:Grooming FBV rdx.jpg"

2011-06-08T22:31:16Z

Eugenia.polizzi:

Eugenia Polizzi di Sorrentino

2011-06-08T22:30:56Z

Eugenia.polizzi:

[[File:EugeniaPolizzi.jpg]]

Hi everyone, I am a post-doc student at the Unit of Cognitive Primatology [http://www.istc.cnr.it/primate/ link title], CNR in Rome.

[[File:grooming_FBV.jpg]]

==Research interests==

During the earlier stages of my research experience I focused my scientific interest on the study of cooperation in group-living animals, specifically non-human primates, and on the mechanisms underlying the reciprocation of altruistic/cooperative acts. During my PhD in Animal Behaviour at the Liverpool John Moores University I continued this line of research by stressing the cognitive and social implications of conflict management strategies in primates.
Both cooperation and conflict management are complex social phenomena, which implies that the interactions between dyads cannot be investigated without taking into account the social environment in which individuals live.

== Goals related to CSSS ==

I am interested in acquiring competence in new methodologies to further investigate the complexity of social interactions among group living animals, and in particular on the emergence of group level properties otherwise not detectable with a traditional dyadic-interaction approach.
In particular, I am interested in learning something more (probably better, talk with people that have already these experties!)about social network analyses and agent-based modelling, which represent a novel and powerful tool for the investigation of group dynamics in social animals. Primatological studies applying these approaches to explain social relationships are still rare, and there is little knowledge of how dyadic social relationship may scale to a more global (social) structure.

Monkeys can be really surprising in what they do and how they reflect human (social) behaviour..

I am sure this summerschool will be a great opportunity to meet very interesting people from the most different research areas and I am confident we will find a common language to communicate how complex systems match our specific interests.

Eugenia Polizzi di Sorrentino

2011-06-08T22:29:55Z

Eugenia.polizzi:

[[File:EugeniaPolizzi.jpg]]

Hi everyone, I am a post-doc student at the Unit of Cognitive Primatology [http://www.istc.cnr.it/primate/ link title], CNR in Rome.

[[File:grooming_FBV.jpg]]

==Research interests==

During the earlier stages of my research experience I focused my scientific interest on the study of cooperation in group-living animals, specifically non-human primates, and on the mechanisms underlying the reciprocation of altruistic/cooperative acts. During my PhD in Animal Behaviour at the Liverpool John Moores University I continued this line of research by stressing the cognitive and social implications of conflict management strategies in primates.
Both cooperation and conflict management are complex social phenomena, which implies that the interactions between dyads cannot be investigated without taking into account the social environment in which individuals live.

== Goals related to CSSS ==

I am interested in acquiring competence in new methodologies to further investigate the complexity of social interactions among group living animals, and in particular on the emergence of group level properties otherwise not detectable with a traditional dyadic-interaction approach.
In particular, I am interested in learning something more (probably better, talk with people that have already these experties!)about social network analyses and agent-based modelling, which represent a novel and powerful tool for the investigation of group dynamics in social animals. Primatological studies applying these approaches to explain social relationships are still rare, and there is little knowledge of how dyadic social relationship may scale to a more global (social) structure.

Monkeys can be really surprising in what they do and how they reflect human (social) behaviour..

I am sure this summerschool will be a great opportunity to meet very interesting people from the most different research areas and I am confident we will find a common language to communicate how complex systems match our specific interests.

Eugenia Polizzi di Sorrentino

2011-06-08T22:29:18Z

Eugenia.polizzi:

File:Grooming FBV.jpg

2011-06-08T22:28:25Z

Eugenia.polizzi: uploaded a new version of "File:Grooming FBV.jpg"

2011-06-08T22:21:50Z

Eugenia.polizzi:

Eugenia Polizzi di Sorrentino

2011-06-08T22:21:35Z

Eugenia.polizzi:

[[File:EugeniaPolizzi.jpg]]

Hi everyone, I am a post-doc student at the Unit of Cognitive Primatology [http://www.istc.cnr.it/primate/ link title], CNR in Rome.

[[File:capuchin monkey.jpg]]

==Research interests==

During the earlier stages of my research experience I focused my scientific interest on the study of cooperation in group-living animals, specifically non-human primates, and on the mechanisms underlying the reciprocation of altruistic/cooperative acts. During my PhD in Animal Behaviour at the Liverpool John Moores University I continued this line of research by stressing the cognitive and social implications of conflict management strategies in primates.
Both cooperation and conflict management are complex social phenomena, which implies that the interactions between dyads cannot be investigated without taking into account the social environment in which individuals live.

== Goals related to CSSS ==

I am interested in acquiring competence in new methodologies to further investigate the complexity of social interactions among group living animals, and in particular on the emergence of group level properties otherwise not detectable with a traditional dyadic-interaction approach.
In particular, I am interested in learning something more (probably better, talk with people that have already these experties!)about social network analyses and agent-based modelling, which represent a novel and powerful tool for the investigation of group dynamics in social animals. Primatological studies applying these approaches to explain social relationships are still rare, and there is little knowledge of how dyadic social relationship may scale to a more global (social) structure.

Monkeys can be really surprising in what they do and how they reflect human (social) behaviour..

I am sure this summerschool will be a great opportunity to meet very interesting people from the most different research areas and I am confident we will find a common language to communicate how complex systems match our specific interests.

Eugenia Polizzi di Sorrentino

2011-06-08T22:20:43Z

Eugenia.polizzi:

[[File:EugeniaPolizzi.jpg|left]]

Hi everyone, I am a post-doc student at the Unit of Cognitive Primatology [http://www.istc.cnr.it/primate/ link title], CNR in Rome.

==Research interests==

During the earlier stages of my research experience I focused my scientific interest on the study of cooperation in group-living animals, specifically non-human primates, and on the mechanisms underlying the reciprocation of altruistic/cooperative acts. During my PhD in Animal Behaviour at the Liverpool John Moores University I continued this line of research by stressing the cognitive and social implications of conflict management strategies in primates.
Both cooperation and conflict management are complex social phenomena, which implies that the interactions between dyads cannot be investigated without taking into account the social environment in which individuals live.

== Goals related to CSSS ==

I am interested in acquiring competence in new methodologies to further investigate the complexity of social interactions among group living animals, and in particular on the emergence of group level properties otherwise not detectable with a traditional dyadic-interaction approach.
In particular, I am interested in learning something more (probably better, talk with people that have already these experties!)about social network analyses and agent-based modelling, which represent a novel and powerful tool for the investigation of group dynamics in social animals. Primatological studies applying these approaches to explain social relationships are still rare, and there is little knowledge of how dyadic social relationship may scale to a more global (social) structure.

Monkeys can be really surprising in what they do and how they reflect human (social) behaviour..

I am sure this summerschool will be a great opportunity to meet very interesting people from the most different research areas and I am confident we will find a common language to communicate how complex systems match our specific interests.

Eugenia Polizzi di Sorrentino

2011-06-08T22:20:21Z

Eugenia.polizzi: