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<b>This schedule will be updated frequently.  Check this page often to make sure you have the latest version.</b>
<b>This schedule will be updated frequently.  Check this page often to make sure you have the latest version.</b>


<b>All CSSS events are open only to invited participants.</b>
<b>All CSSS events are open only to invited participants.</b>


== Week One ==
== Week One ==


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   <td>17:00-18:30</td>
   <td>17:00-18:30</td>
   <td>Dinner and Reception</td>
   <td>Welcome/Opening Remarks:  Dave FELDMAN and CHEN Xiaosong</td>
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   <td>18:30-19:30</td>
   <td>18:30-19:30</td>
   <td>Welcome/Opening Remarks:  Dave FELDMAN and CHEN Xiaosong</td>
   <td>Dinner</td>
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   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>Statistics for Complex Systems: Cosma SHALIZI</td>
   <td>Power Laws: What they are, what they mean, what they don't mean, and how to tell if you have one:: Cosma SHALIZI</td>
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   <td>Dinner</td>
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  <td>19:45-21:00</td>
  <td>Ice Breaking Activity</td>
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   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
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   <td>Coalescence: Jon WILKINS</td>
   <td>Raising Civilization I: Henry WRIGHT</td>
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   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>Power Laws: What they are, what they mean, what they don't mean, and how to tell if you have one: Cosma SHALIZI</td>
   <td>Statistics for Complex Systems: Cosma SHALIZI</td>
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   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>Raising Civilization I: Henry WRIGHT</td>
   <td>Coalescence: Jon WILKINS</td>
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  <td>15:45-17:45</td>
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   <td>18:00-19:30</td>
   <td>18:00-19:30</td>
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   <td>15:30-17:00</td>
   <td>15:30-17:00</td>
   <td>Tutorial--Introduction  to Mandarin:  James WU</td>
   <td>Roundtable discussion:  SHALIZI, WILKINS, WRIGHT</td>
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   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>Roundtable discussion:  SHALIZI, WILKINS, WRIGHT</td>
   <td>Mandarin Lesson</td>
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   <td>15:30-17:30</td>
   <td>15:45</td>
   <td></td>
   <td>T-shirt design</td>
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== Week Two ==
== Week Two ==


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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Understanding Networks: Theory and Applications I: Raissa D'SOUSA</td>
   <td>Understanding Networks: Theory and Applications I: Raissa D'SOUZA</td>
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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Introduction to Computational Mechanics I:  Jim CRUTCHFIELD</td>
   <td>Understanding Networks: Theory and Applications:  Raissa D'SOUZA</td>
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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Understanding Networks: Theory and Applications: Raissa D'SOUSA</td>
   <td>Understanding Networks: Theory and Applications: Raissa D'SOUZA</td>
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   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Tutorials</td>
   <td>Tutorial- Qualitative Loop Analysis: Alexis DINNO</td>
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   <td>Control and Representation of Complex Systems II: HAN Jing</td>
   <td>Control and Representation of Complex Systems II: HAN Jing</td>
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<td>16:00-17:00</td>
  <td>Question and Answer Session with Raissa D'SOUZA</td>
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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Introduction to Computational Mechanics II: Jim CRUTCHFIELD</td>
   <td>Introduction to Computational Mechanics I: Jim CRUTCHFIELD</td>
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   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>Roundtable Disussion: TBA</td>
   <td>Roundtable Disussion: Computational Mechanics and Complexity: Jim CRUTCHFIELD and Dave FELDMAN '''(Room N110)'''</td>
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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Understanding Networks: Theory and Applications: Raissa D'SOUSA</td>
   <td>Introduction to Computational Mechanics II: Jim CRUTCHFIELD</td>
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   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>Control and Representation of Complex Systems IV: HAN Jing</td>
   <td>Roundtable Discussion:  Advice for Complex Systems Researchers</td>
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   <td>Lunch</td>
   <td>Lunch</td>
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  <td>14:00-15:00</td>
  <td>Tutorial- Renormalization: Sarah FELDT '''(Break room)'''</td>
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  <td>15:00</td>
  <td>Deadline to get group members and working title of project to Oskar BURGER</td>
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   <td>20:00-</td>
   <td>19:00-</td>
   <td>Pizza and Karoake</td>
   <td>Pizza and Karoake</td>


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   <td></td>
   <td>Lunch</td>
   <td>Breakfast</td>
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  <td>Dinner</td>
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   <td>Breakfast</td>
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  <td>18:00-19:45</td>
  <td>Dinner</td>
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== Week Three ==
== Week Three ==


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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Evolutionary Dynamics I: Conceptual Framework: Representations, Operators, Selection and Evolvability:  Lee ALTENBERG</td>
   <td>Evolutionary Computation I: Conceptual Framework: Representations, Operators, Selection and Evolvability:  Lee ALTENBERG</td>
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   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>HAO Bai-Lin</td>
   <td>Applied Symbolic Dynamics -- from 1D to 2D to ODE:HAO Bai-Lin</td>
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  <td>15:45-16:45</td>
  <td>Group Discussion: Opportunities for Chinese students to study or work in Europe or the United States, moderated by ZHANG Tongli</td>
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   <td>15:45-17:45</td>
   <td>16:45-17:45</td>
   <td>Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Tutorials</td>
   <td>Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Tutorials</td>
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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Evolutionary Dynamics II:  Higher Order Phenomena:  Robustness vs. Evolvability:  Lee ALTENBERG</td>
   <td>Evolutionary Computation II:  Spectral Analysis:  Lee ALTENBERG</td>
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   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>HAO Bai-Lin</td>
   <td>Complexity of Biological Symbolic Sequences (1):HAO Bai-Lin</td>
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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Evoulation Dynamics III:  More Higher Order Phenomena: Lee ALTENBERG</td>
   <td>Evolutionary Computation III:  Higher Order Phenomena and other topics: Lee ALTENBERG</td>
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   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>HAO Bai-Lin</td>
   <td>Complexity of Biological Symbolic Sequences (2):HAO Bai-Lin</td>
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  <td>15:45-16:45</td>
  <td>Tutorial- Jessica Mar: R Software</td>
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   <td>15:45-17:45</td>
   <td>16:45-16:45</td>
   <td>Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Workshops</td>
   <td>Group Meetings</td>
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   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>14:00-15:00</td>
   <td>Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Workshops</td>
   <td>Tutorial- William TRACY: GAs and the Co-Evolutions of Game Theoretic Strategies</td>
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   <td>15:45-17:45</td>
   <td>15:45-17:45</td>
   <td>Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Workshops</td>
   <td>Tutorial- Bruce ROGERS and ZHANG  Xun: Agent-Based Modeling</td>
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   <td>12:00-13:30</td>  
   <td>Lunch</td>
   <td>Lunch</td>
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  <td>14:00</td>
  <td>Deadline to sign up for project presentations times for Week 4 with Stacey LYDON</td>
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   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Workshops</td>
   <td>Tutorial- Oskar BURGER: How to make a scientific poster</td>
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  <td>15:45-16:45</td>
  <td>Tutorial- Ryan MULDOON: Philosophy of Science</td>
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   <td>15:45-17:45</td>
   <td>16:45-17:45</td>
   <td>Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Workshops</td>
   <td>Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Workshops</td>
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   <td></td>  
   <td>Lunch</td>
   <td>Breakfast</td>
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  <td>16:00-17:30</td>
  <td>Dinner</td>
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   <td></td>
   <td>Lunch</td>
   <td>Breakfast</td>
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  <td>16:00-17:30</td>
  <td>Dinner</td>
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== Week Four ==
== Week Four ==
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   <td align=center>Monday 31 July</td>
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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Research at the Santa Fe Institute: Chris WOOD</td>
   <td>Neworks I: Michelle GIRVAN</td>
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   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>Networks: Michelle GIRVAN</td>
   <td>The Maximum Entropy Method in Finance: Bernhard MEISTER</td>
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   <td>12:00-13:30</td>
   <td>12:00-13:30</td>
   <td>Lunch</td>
   <td>Lunch</td>
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  <td><font color=#FF00CC>13:00</td>
  <td><font color=#FF00CC size="+1">Deadline to Submit Projects to Oskar BURGER for Poster Printing</td>
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   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>14:00-15:15</td>
   <td>The Maximum Entropy Method in Finance: Bernhard MEISTER</td>
   <td>Advice for Giving Research Presentations: David FELDMAN (Optional)</td>
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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Networks: Michelle GIRVAN</td>
   <td>Networks II: Michelle GIRVAN</td>
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   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>Univying the Behavioral Sciences: The role of Evolutionary Dynamics:  Herb GINTIS</td>
   <td>Unifying the Behavioral Sciences: The role of Evolutionary Dynamics:  Herb GINTIS</td>
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   <td>Research Group Meetings</td>
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  <td><font color=#FF00CC>18:00</td>
  <td><font color=#FF00CC size="+1">Deadline to Submit Projects for Poster Presentations</td>
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   <td>18:00-19:30</td>
   <td>18:00-19:30</td>
   <td>Dinner</td>
   <td>Dinner</td>
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   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>9:00-10:15</td>
   <td>Unifying the Behavioral Sciences: Resolving Paradigmatic Conflicts: Herb GINTIS</td.
   <td>Research at the Santa Fe Institute: Chris WOOD</td>.
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   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>10:30-11:45</td>
   <td>Networks: Michelle GIRVAN</td>
   <td>Unifying the Behavioral Sciences: Resolving Paradigmatic Conflicts: Herb GINTIS</td>
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  <td>14:00-15:15</td>
  <td>Group meetings</td>
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   <td>18:00-19:30</td>
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   <td>9:00-11:45</td>
   <td>9:00-9:20</td>
   <td>Student Group Presentations TBA</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation I</td>
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  <td>9:20-9:40</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation II</td>
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  <td>9:40-10:00</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation III</td>
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  <td>10:00-10:30</td>
  <td>Break</td>
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  <td>10:30-10:50</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation IV</td>
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  <td>10:50-11:10</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation V</td>
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  <td>11:10-11:30</td>
   <td>Student Group Presentation VI</td>
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   <td>12:00-13:30</td>
   <td>12:00-13:30</td>
   <td>Lunch: Subway Sandwiches</td>
   <td>Lunch</td>
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  <td>14:00-14:20</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation VII</td>
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  <td>14:20-14:40</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation VIII</td>
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   <td>14:00-17:45</td>
   <td>14:40-15:00</td>
   <td>Student Group Presentations TBA</td>
   <td>Student Group Presentation IX</td>
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   <td>9:00-9:20</td>
   <td>Student Group Presentations TBA</td>
   <td>Student Group Presentation X</td>
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  <td>9:20-9:40</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation XI</td>
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  <td>9:40-10:00</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation XII</td>
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  <td>10:00-10:30</td>
  <td>Break</td>
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  <td>10:30-10:50</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation XIII</td>
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  <td>10:50-11:10</td>
  <td>Student Group Presentation XIV</td>
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  <td>11:10-12:00</td>
  <td>Wrap-up, final comments, and group photo</td>
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   <td>17:00-18:30</td>
   <td>Poster Session and Cocktail Party</td>
   <td>Poster Session and Cocktail Party</td>
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   <td>19:00-21:00</td>
   <td>18:30-20:30</td>
   <td>Final Banquet</td>
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Latest revision as of 18:23, 7 September 2006

CSSS 2006 Beijing


This schedule will be updated frequently. Check this page often to make sure you have the latest version.

All CSSS events are open only to invited participants.

Week One

TIME ACTIVITY

Sunday 9 July
12:00-16:00 Registration and Orientation
17:00-18:30 Welcome/Opening Remarks: Dave FELDMAN and CHEN Xiaosong
18:30-19:30 Dinner
19:30-21:00 Tutorial--Introduction to Mandarin: James WU

Monday 10 July
9:00-10:15 Chaos: Dave FELDMAN
10:30-11:45 Power Laws: What they are, what they mean, what they don't mean, and how to tell if you have one:: Cosma SHALIZI
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Graph Theory and Biological Networks: Andreas WAGNER
15:45-17:45 Student Introductions
18:00-19:30 Dinner
19:45-21:00 Ice Breaking Activity

Tuesday 11 July
9:00-10:15 Information Theory: Dave FELDMAN
10:30-11:45 Raising Civilization I: Henry WRIGHT
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Molecular Evolution of Biological Networks: Andreas WAGNER
15:30-17:00 English Language Brush-up Session
18:00-19:30 Dinner

Wednesday 12 July
9:00-10:15 Computation Theory: Dave FELDMAN
10:30-11:45 Statistics for Complex Systems: Cosma SHALIZI
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Coalescence: Jon WILKINS
18:00-19:30 Dinner
19:45-21:00 Research group facilitation

Thursday 13 July
9:00-10:15 Measures of Complexity: Dave FELDMAN
10:30-11:45 Reconstructing Causal States: Theory and Applications: Cosma SHALIZI
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Raising Civilization II: Henry WRIGHT
15:30-17:00 Roundtable discussion: SHALIZI, WILKINS, WRIGHT
18:00-19:30 Dinner
19:45-20:45 Informal discussion on measures of complexity: Dave FELDMAN and Cosma SHALIZI

Friday 14 July
9:00-10:15 Jon WILKINS
10:30-11:45 Raising Civilization III: Henry WRIGHT
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Mandarin Lesson
15:45 T-shirt design
18:00-19:30 Dinner

Saturday 15 July
TBA Transfer to Beijing location

Sunday 16 July

Scavenger Hunt

Week Two


 Monday 17 July
9:00-10:15 Understanding Networks: Theory and Applications I: Raissa D'SOUZA
10:30-11:45 Population Dynamics I: Marc FELDMAN and LI Shuzhou
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Population Dynamics II: Marc FELDMAN and LI Shuzhou
15:45-17:45 Group meetings, student-led tutorials
18:00-19:45 Dinner

Tuesday 18 July
9:00-10:15 Understanding Networks: Theory and Applications: Raissa D'SOUZA
10:30-11:45 Population Dynamics III: Marc FELDMAN and LI shuzhou
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00 - 15:15 Control and Representation of Complex Systems I: HAN Jing
15:45-17:45 Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Tutorials
18:00-19:45 Dinner

Wednesday 19 July
9:00-10:15 Understanding Networks: Theory and Applications: Raissa D'SOUZA
10:30-11:45 Tutorial- Qualitative Loop Analysis: Alexis DINNO
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Control and Representation of Complex Systems II: HAN Jing
16:00-17:00 Question and Answer Session with Raissa D'SOUZA
18:00-19:45 Dinner
19:30-21:00 Public Lecture: Pattern Discovery: Jim CRUTCHFIELD

Thursday 20 July
9:00-10:15 Introduction to Computational Mechanics I: Jim CRUTCHFIELD
10:30-11:45 Control and Representation of Complex Systems III: HAN Jing
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Roundtable Disussion: Computational Mechanics and Complexity: Jim CRUTCHFIELD and Dave FELDMAN (Room N110)
15:45-17:45 Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Tutorials
18:00-19:45 Dinner

Friday 21 July
9:00-10:15 Introduction to Computational Mechanics II: Jim CRUTCHFIELD
10:30-11:45 Roundtable Discussion: Advice for Complex Systems Researchers
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:00 Tutorial- Renormalization: Sarah FELDT (Break room)
15:00 Deadline to get group members and working title of project to Oskar BURGER
19:00- Pizza and Karoake

Saturday 22 July
Breakfast

Sunday 23 July
Breakfast

Week Three

Monday 24 July
9:00-10:15 Evolutionary Computation I: Conceptual Framework: Representations, Operators, Selection and Evolvability: Lee ALTENBERG
10:30-11:45 Language Acquisition and Evolution I: William WANG and James MINETT
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Applied Symbolic Dynamics -- from 1D to 2D to ODE:HAO Bai-Lin
15:45-16:45 Group Discussion: Opportunities for Chinese students to study or work in Europe or the United States, moderated by ZHANG Tongli
16:45-17:45 Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Tutorials
18:00-19:30 Dinner
Tuesday 25 July
9:00-10:15 Evolutionary Computation II: Spectral Analysis: Lee ALTENBERG
10:30-11:45 Language Acquisition and Evolution: William WANG and James MINETT
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Complexity of Biological Symbolic Sequences (1):HAO Bai-Lin
15:45-17:45 Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Workshops
18:00-19:30 Dinner
Wednesday 26 July
9:00-10:15 Evolutionary Computation III: Higher Order Phenomena and other topics: Lee ALTENBERG
10:30-11:45 Language Acquisition and Evolution III: William WANG and James MINETT
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Complexity of Biological Symbolic Sequences (2):HAO Bai-Lin
15:45-16:45 Tutorial- Jessica Mar: R Software
16:45-16:45 Group Meetings
18:00- Dinner at Beijing Restaurant
Thursday 27 July
9:00-10:15 Scaling in Biology: Van SAVAGE
10:30-11:45 Language Acquisition and Evolution: William WANG and James MINETT
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:00 Tutorial- William TRACY: GAs and the Co-Evolutions of Game Theoretic Strategies
15:45-17:45 Tutorial- Bruce ROGERS and ZHANG Xun: Agent-Based Modeling
18:00-19:30 Dinner
Friday 28 July
9:00-10:15 Scaling in Biology II: Van SAVAGE
10:30-11:45 Language Acquisition and Evolution: William WANG and James MINETT
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00 Deadline to sign up for project presentations times for Week 4 with Stacey LYDON
14:00-15:15 Tutorial- Oskar BURGER: How to make a scientific poster
15:45-16:45 Tutorial- Ryan MULDOON: Philosophy of Science
16:45-17:45 Research Group Meetings, Student-Led Workshops
16:00-17:30 Dinner
Saturday 29 July
Breakfast
Sunday 30 July
Breakfast

Week Four

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Monday 31 July
9:00-10:15 Neworks I: Michelle GIRVAN
10:30-11:45 The Maximum Entropy Method in Finance: Bernhard MEISTER
12:00-13:30 Lunch
13:00 Deadline to Submit Projects to Oskar BURGER for Poster Printing
14:00-15:15 Advice for Giving Research Presentations: David FELDMAN (Optional)
15:45-17:45 Research Group Meetings
18:00-19:30 Dinner
19:30-21:00 Public Lecture: Structural Conflicts among the Behavioral Disciplines: A Way Forward. Herb GINTIS
Tuesday 1 August
9:00-10:15 Networks II: Michelle GIRVAN
10:30-11:45 Unifying the Behavioral Sciences: The role of Evolutionary Dynamics: Herb GINTIS
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-16:00 Research Group Meetings
18:00-19:30 Dinner
Wednesday 2 August
9:00-10:15 Research at the Santa Fe Institute: Chris WOOD
10:30-11:45 Unifying the Behavioral Sciences: Resolving Paradigmatic Conflicts: Herb GINTIS
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-15:15 Group meetings
18:00-19:30 Dinner
Thursday 3 August
9:00-9:20 Student Group Presentation I
9:20-9:40 Student Group Presentation II
9:40-10:00 Student Group Presentation III
10:00-10:30 Break
10:30-10:50 Student Group Presentation IV
10:50-11:10 Student Group Presentation V
11:10-11:30 Student Group Presentation VI
12:00-13:30 Lunch
14:00-14:20 Student Group Presentation VII
14:20-14:40 Student Group Presentation VIII
14:40-15:00 Student Group Presentation IX
18:00-19:30 Dinner
Friday 4 August
9:00-9:20 Student Group Presentation X
9:20-9:40 Student Group Presentation XI
9:40-10:00 Student Group Presentation XII
10:00-10:30 Break
10:30-10:50 Student Group Presentation XIII
10:50-11:10 Student Group Presentation XIV
11:10-12:00 Wrap-up, final comments, and group photo
12:00-13:30 Lunch
17:00-18:30 Poster Session and Cocktail Party
18:30-20:30 Final Banquet
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