DIMACS/CCICADA Student Workshop on Where the Mathematical and Computational Sciences Meet Society

April 8, 2011
DIMACS Center, CoRE Building, Rutgers University

Student Organizers:

Ed Chien, Rutgers University, (Math)

Bobby DeMarco, Rutgers University, (Math)

Brad Greening, Rutgers University, (Ecology)

Emilie Hogan, Rutgers University, (Math)

Scott Kulp, Rutgers University, (CS)

Matthew Oster, Rutgers University, (Operations Research)

Brian Thompson, Rutgers University, (CS)

Faculty Organizer:

Tami Carpenter, DIMACS

Slides

• Cliff Behrens, Telcordia
  What Is "Culture" and Can Scientists and Technologists Really Do Anything with It?

• Tami Carpenter, DIMACS
  CCICADA Overview

• Nina H. Fefferman, DIMACS & Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources, Rutgers
  Exploring the Role of Behavior in Infectious Disease Dynamics:Mathematical Insights from World of Warcraft and other Virtual Worlds

• Bradford Greening, Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources, Rutgers
  Optimal Resource Allocation and Evacuation in Urban Crises

• Cindy Hui, Industrial and Systems Engineering, RPI
  Modeling the Spread of Actionable Information in Social Networks

• Scott Kulp, Computer Science, Rutgers
  Visualizing Blood Flow through the Heart

• Mor Naaman, School of Communication and Information, Rutgers
  Network Science and Social Science on Twitter

• Patrice Perny, University Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris, France
  Decision Making: an activity where people and computers systems cooperate

• Brian Thompson, Computer Science, Rutgers
  Detecting Anomalous Activity in Computer and Phone Networks

• Rebecca Wright, Rutgers University
  Challenges that Emerge When Systems and People Meet: Privacy and Accountability

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