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| − | ===SwarmFest 2007 | + | ===SwarmFest 2007 registration deadline is approaching! Abstract submission extended to June 11=== |
| − | [http://condor.depaul.edu/~slytinen/SwarmFest2007/ Registration] | + | [http://condor.depaul.edu/~slytinen/SwarmFest2007/ Registration] for SwarmFest is due by June 16. Please register early especially to reserve low-cost housing. |
| − | + | We have extended the abstract submission deadline to '''Monday, June 11'''. Please submit abstracts as soon as you can so we can review them promptly. We will try to notify authors who submitted by June 1 within one week. | |
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| + | Full-day classes (July 12) on NetLogo and Repast are available to a limited number of people; register for these as part of SwarmFest registration. There is an additional fee of $45 for these classes. | ||
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| + | [[Swarm:_SwarmFest|SwarmFest]] will be July 12-14 at DePaul University in downtown Chicago. SwarmFest2007 features: an exciting location, inexpensive housing, easy transportation, tutorials in agent-based modeling software, a banquet presentation by Dr Tim Kohler (a long-time Swarm user and Santa Fe Institute faculty member whose [[News#Village_Project_Wins_Award|award-winning "Village" project]] pioneered the application of agent-based modeling in anthropology and archeology), a variety of other interesting speakers, plus free t-shirts! | ||
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| + | [http://condor.depaul.edu/~slytinen/SwarmFest2007/ The conference web site] includes the Call for Papers, with details on registration, cost, etc. {{posted|--[[User:SFRailsback|SFRailsback]] 14:21, 1 Jun 2007 (EDT)}} | ||
===Swarm Development Group Mentors 3 Google Summer of Code Students=== | ===Swarm Development Group Mentors 3 Google Summer of Code Students=== | ||
Revision as of 13:21, 1 June 2007
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The SwarmWiki is hosted by the Center for the Study of Complex Systems at the University of Michigan.
NewsSwarmFest 2007 registration deadline is approaching! Abstract submission extended to June 11Registration for SwarmFest is due by June 16. Please register early especially to reserve low-cost housing. We have extended the abstract submission deadline to Monday, June 11. Please submit abstracts as soon as you can so we can review them promptly. We will try to notify authors who submitted by June 1 within one week. Full-day classes (July 12) on NetLogo and Repast are available to a limited number of people; register for these as part of SwarmFest registration. There is an additional fee of $45 for these classes. SwarmFest will be July 12-14 at DePaul University in downtown Chicago. SwarmFest2007 features: an exciting location, inexpensive housing, easy transportation, tutorials in agent-based modeling software, a banquet presentation by Dr Tim Kohler (a long-time Swarm user and Santa Fe Institute faculty member whose award-winning "Village" project pioneered the application of agent-based modeling in anthropology and archeology), a variety of other interesting speakers, plus free t-shirts! The conference web site includes the Call for Papers, with details on registration, cost, etc.Posted: --SFRailsback 14:21, 1 Jun 2007 (EDT)
Swarm Development Group Mentors 3 Google Summer of Code StudentsSwarm Development Group has been approved to mentor 3 students by Google's Summer of Code program. Welcome Nima Talebi, Gennady Telegin, and Joris Kluivers; who will be mentored by Scott Christley and Marcus Daniels.Posted: --SFRailsback 11:50, 20 Apr 2007 (EDT)
Swarm and Objective-C++Objective-C++ is a new addition to the gcc compiler that allows code to mix Objective-C and C++. Marcus Daniels and Gennady Telegin just developed a version of Swarm that works with the Objective-C++ compiler, making a new way to obtain the advantages of both C++ (e.g., many libraries; better speed) and Swarm. See the FAQ on C++ and Swarm.Posted: --SFRailsback 10:06, 16 Mar 2007 (EDT)
New Wiki Content: Speed-upsNew material on the Swarm FAQ section of the wiki discusses ways to make a model run faster, including use of the Objective-C profiler. Some methods apply to non-Swarm models. This topic was a strong interest of the user community expressed at SwarmFest 2006. See the FAQ section on run-time problems.Posted: --SFRailsback 11:31, 28 Feb 2007 (EST)
NAACSOS 2007 ConferenceThe North American Association for Computational Social and Organizational Science announces its 2007 conference, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA; June 7-9. The conference will include tutorials in NetLogo, Repast, and MASON software and Dynamic Network Analysis. See: http://www.casos.cs.cmu.edu/events/conferences/2007/Posted: --SFRailsback 11:10, 10 Jan 2007 (EST)
Be a Swarm Development Group Member!Membership in SDG is a way to support our efforts to maintain and improve Swarm, and to support agent-based modeling. We just updated our membership page with new membership categories and procedures. Take a look to see what you can do. --SFRailsback 17:34, 10 Nov 2006 (EST)
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