Inaugural Cultural Evolution Society Conference, Jena, Germany, 13-15 September 2017
"The Cultural Evolution Society supports evolutionary approaches to culture in humans and other animals. The society welcomes all who share this fundamental interest, including in the pursuit of basic research, teaching, or applied work. We are committed to fostering an integrative interdisciplinary community spanning traditional academic boundaries from across the social, psychological, and biological sciences, and including archaeology, computer science, economics, history, linguistics, mathematics, philosophy and religious studies. We also welcome practitioners from applied fields such as medicine and public health, psychiatry, community development, international relations, the agricultural sciences, and the sciences of past and present environmental change".
Designing filtering, collaboration, thinking, and learning tools for the next 200 years
Jorn Bettin and Xaver Wiesmann presented the following poster at the conference:
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Related work
Links to related work are included below.
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- Results: CIIC Workshop, 3 June 2017
- Article: Designing filtering, collaboration, thinking, and learning tools for the next 200 years, 25 April 2017
- Article: Human scale computing, 20 January 2017
- Article: The antidote to misuse of mathematics and junk data, 1 April 2015
Contemporary ideologies
Human social behaviour
Formal conceptual modelling
- Article: The semantic and logistic lenses in MODA + MODE, 29 May 2017
- Video: Adaptive resilient logistical networks designed with MODA + MODE (5 minutes), 20 March 2013
- Book: Domain Engineering: Product Lines, Languages, and Conceptual Models, 2013
- Presentation: Sharpening your collaborative edge with MODA + MODE, 10 Jun 2010
- Presentation: From muddling to modelling in software, economics, engineering, science, 3 April 2010
- Article: Advanced modelling made simple with the Gmodel metalanguage, 2010
- Book: Model-Driven Software Development: Technology, Engineering, Management, 2006
Evolution of codes and languages