Bülent Özel's slides on "A Multi-agent Simulation Model on Individual Cognitive Structures and Collaboration in Sciences"

At: http://cfpm.org/spos/lcw/Ozel_A%20Multi-agent_Simulation_Model_on_Individual_Cognitive_Structures_and_Collaboration_in_Sciences_SPOS2014.pdf

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Group photo from workshop...

...Andre Martins, Elena Mas Tur and Ozul Bulent had not arrived by this point.

Slides from Francisco Grimaldo et al on "Mechanisms for science: Leasons learned from modeling peer review"

Mechanisms for science: Leasons learned from modeling peer review
Francisco Grimaldo, Juan Bautista Cabotà (U.València) Mario Paolucci (LABSS- ISTC- CNR)
Flaminio Squazzoni (GECS-U. Brescia)

Available at: http://cfpm.org/spos/lcw/Francisco%20Grimaldo%20Moreno%20et%20al%20P2014-SPOS.pdf

Brainstormed research questions for Interdisciplinarity Group

Brainstormed research questions for Interdisciplinarity Group

1. How do disciplines emerge/develop? (Foundational)
2. How can interdisciplinarity help/hinder in the search for knowledge?
3. Does successful interdisciplinary research lead to a new speciality?
4. What patterns of expectations lead to lead to success of interdisciplinary approaches? (management of interdisciplinary teams)
5. What constitutes a successful interdisciplinary project? (Foundational)
6. What is the impact of participating in interdisciplinary projects on early stage researchers?
7. What processes facilitate the appearance of interdisciplinary communications?
8. What are the respective roles of people, ideas, and institutions in the emergence of interdisciplinary research?
9. What are the challenges involved in doing interdisciplinary projects?
10. How do we identify disciplines? (Foundational)
11. How do new problems motivate/cause the emergence of new disciplines?

In answer to the question "How do we identify disciplines?" there were the following suggestions:

• Coherency of beliefs
• Similar tools, methods, and reference points
• Same Heroes
• Establishing milestones (a conference series, association, journal, summer school, phds etc)
• Inter-reading
• Specific markers (prizes, awards etc.)

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