EECS 372/472:
Designing & Constructing Models With Multi-Agent Languages
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Adam Hockenberry - Selecting for Evolvability
Adam Pah - Frenemies and Capitalism: Can't we all just get along?
Alan Clark - The Development of Shared Technology Practices in Organizations
Alexander Risman - Preferential Attachment
Alina Lungeanu - Scientific Field Evolution: The case of the Oncofertility Field
Andrew Deitch - The Stock Bubble
Binyang Xu - The Credit Crunch: A Tale of Bank Failure
Casey Noble - Social Exclusion
Chris Schmader - Lexical Convergence
Curie Chang - Influencing You: How Community Influences You
David Price - Parking Spaces
Elham Beheshtizavareh Modeling Social Movements and Radicalism
Karen Chu - Bilingual Acquisition of Phonetic Categories
Leif Foged - Information Cascades
Mert Iseri - Leadership: An Analysis of Group Formation and Leader Selection
Mike Frazier - Structured Linguistic Variation without Representation of Structured Variation
Nate Harner - Human Nutrition
Peilin Tian - Engineering Design Network Model
Ross Epstein - Movement and Migration of Unskilled Workers
Sarah Reibstein - Informal Savings Clubs
Sergey Krilov -Wireless Network Performance
Sophia Sullivan - Maybe I'll try it tomorrow: The challenges of successfully implementing technology in the workplace
Subu Kandaswamy - Examining Theories of International Migration
Taiyo Sogawa - The Argyle Model: Competing Restaurants in Tight Proximity
Thomas Yu - Changes in Local Gasoline Price
Vicent FitzPatrick - Evolution of Life History Traits
Will Kim - Labor Market with Asymmetric Information
Zhe Zhang - Relationship Between Education Level and Birthârate