Wednesday morning version of the timetable

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Theme	Context, Positions and Approaches	Models and Underpinnings	Models and Applications	Applications, Open Questions, Directions  and Issues	What next?
9:00	Registration and Coffee	Mario Paolucci and Francisco Grimaldo: developing simulation models of peer review Alexander Petersen: Quantifying the role of teamwork and reputation	Ingo Scholtes: lessons from open source and citations Elena Mas Tur: Diffusion of scientific knowledge: a percolation model	Diego Garlaschelli: long-term cultural diversity and short-term collective behaviour Janusz Holyst: Information slows down hierarchy growth	Breakout groups: further initiatives and funding opportunities
10.00	Introduction to the Lorentz Centre
	Nicolas Payette: a survey of previous models
10.30		Coffee break	Coffee break	Coffee break	Coffee break
11.00	Invited Speaker: Katy Börner	Free discussion period around simulations	Free discussion period around simulations	Free discussion period around simulations	Invited Speaker: Paul Thagard
12.30	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Farewell Lunch
14.00	Brief Introduction to the workshop by organisers	Bruce Edmonds:  incorporating cognitive dissonance with social influence Coffee break Free discussion period around simulations	Free discussion period or relaxation	Andre Martins: Theory Acceptance Bulent Ozel: Individual Cognitive Structures and Collaboration in Science	Possible extended discussions
	Poster Presentations of all participants
15.30	Coffee break			Coffee break
16.00 – 17.00	Frank Schweitzer: Beyond simulating science Loet Leydesdorff: The exchanges of expectations in scholarly discourse			Short presentations on arising issues from the discussions so far and Open Discussion
17.00 – 17.30		Plenary reports of discussions / developments
Evening	Welcome drinks		Social dinner