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SEMINAR THEME AND OBJECTIVESDigital society is shaped by software, algorithms, Wi-Fi routers, telecom backbones, smart devices, sensors, protocols, data, models and high tech systems.These tools and building blocks of our digital society are not neutral. Digital technologies are not only enabling technologies, but they are also constitutivetechnologies in the sense that they change the very nature of the institutions, practices and activities they are applied to. This seminar employs a complexityscience approach for better understanding of socio-technical-environmental systems and discussing participatory and crowd-sourced approaches to datacollection and model validation. Together with various experts, this seminar explores the social and moral issues at stake and discusses a range of aspectsregarding ethics, design for values, and responsible innovation as foundations for the creation of a liveable and sustainable digital society.
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First Session: 13:30 - 14:25
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Dr. Wander Jager - Groningen Center for Social Complexity Studies
Title: From CONSUMAT to HUMAT: Integrating Behavioural Theory in Modelling Socio-Technical Systems
Rijk Mercuur - PhD Candidate, TU Delft
Title: Modelling Agents with Social Practices to Improve Social Simulation
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Third Session: 15:40 - 16:35
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Indushree Banerjee - PhD Candidate, TU Delft
Title: - Adaptive and energy-efficient ad-hoc communication networks
Dr. Venkatesha Prasad - Assistant Professor of Embedded Network Systems, TU Delft
Title: Technology for Minimalist
TIME / LOCATION / ATTENDANCE• Date: 08 April, 2019 from 13:00 – 17:00• Drinks and Networking event afterwards In Delft: 17:00 – 18:30• Location: Lecture Hall B , Faculty of TPM, TU Delft• Attendance is free and with no registration required, unless you are a
PhD candidate and you want to use this seminar in the TPM GS seminar series for graduate school credits. In such case, please confirm your presence by sending an email to Prof. Dr. Dirk Helbing [[email protected]]
PhD School Website
Opening Talk: 13:00 – 13:25
Prof. dr. Dirk HelbingETH Zurich, TU Delft
Drinks and Networking Event
17:00 – 18:30 Delft
To achieve a democratic digital future,the world needs to change how itthinks about technology. We need tobuild open, participatory informationecosystems that empower everyone inthe global economy to contributeideas, talent, and resources. In anetworked world, where everythingwe do affects others, we must learn tothink beyond ourselves, and pursuecooperation, co-creation, co-evolution, and collective intelligence.
Closing Remarks: 16:35 – 17:00
Prof. dr. CatholijnJonker - TU Delft
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Second Session: 14:35 - 15:30
Xavier Fonseca - PhD candidate, TU Delft
Title: Serious Games for Meaningful Social Interaction in Public Spaces
Dr. Valentijn Visch – Associate Professor of Persuasive Game Design, TU Delft
Title: Participation and Personalization in Persuasive Games