We are a highly interdisciplinary research group working at the intersection among cognitive, social and computational sciences. LABSS is based at the Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies (ISTC) of the National Research Council of Italy (CNR) and aims to foster an explorative approach to Agent Based Modeling and Simulation.
Workshop - Gossip: Aspetti cognitivi, computazionali e sociali
Il 14 giugno presso la sede dell’ISTC CNR (via San Martino della Battaglia 44 – Roma), il LABSS organizza una giornata di studio interdisciplinare sugli aspetti cognitivi, computazionali e sociali del gossip.
Paper accepted at Cogsci 2010
The paper “A cognitive model of punishment” by Francesca Giardini, Giulia Andrighetto and Rosaria Conte has been accepted at CogSci 2010:
>> Read more at the Conference website
Paper accepted at ATT 2010
We’re glad to have placed a paper in a new field for the LABSS: at the 6th Workshop on AGENTS IN TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION
Mario Paolucci and Hiromitsu Hattori. Traffic Simulations with Emotional Effects: A Proposal for Core Affect Contagion
The paper is available at SSRN in pre-reviewed form.
NetLogo Summer School 2010
The LABSS, along with the Italian Society of Cognitive Science, promotes the second summer school on agent based simulation. The school will take place in Rome on June 21-25 2010. Further information on the EduLabss website
SCIVE 2010
LABSS is proud to sponsor the first workshop on Social Complexity of Informal Value Exchange
SCIVE 2010 – http://cfpm.org/scive/
Exploring the social aspects of informal value transfer at the European Complex Systems Society Conference, Lisbon, September 15th or 16th, 2010
AISC 09
The sixth annual meeting of the Italian Association of Cognitive Science.
Reputation Booklet published
Cognitive Science Institute 2008: Presentations
COGNITIVE SCIENCE INSTITUTE, 2008 SUMMER INSTITUTE Montreal, Canada – June 27th – July 6th 2008
Future Day
AISB 2008
Convention Communication, Interaction and Social Intelligence; April 1-4, 2008 Aberdeen, Scotland
Directions of Emergence. Reputation and Social Norms. Slides: Ppt