Louise Dupuis de Tarlé received the best student paper award at SSC23 for the paper titled “Exploring Opinion Diversity and Epistemic Success with an Argumentative Model”, co-authored with supervisors Gabriella Pigozzi and Juliette Rouchier. Louise is a PhD student at LAMSADE, Universit´e Paris-Dauphine PSL.
Cristina Chueca del Carro (University of Glasgow, UK) was awarded for the Best Student Conference Paper at SSC2022, Milano, Italy. The paper was entitled “The power of social networks and social media’s filter bubble in shaping attitudes: An agent-based model”. Cristina is the sole author of the paper.
The 2021 Social Simulation Conference and the bet student paper award was given based on the reviews rather than reviews plus presentation to compensate for the fact that the conference was in hybrid format. It was award to Patrick Reinwald (joint work with Stephan Leitner and Friederike Wall) for the paper: “Effects of limited and… MORE
Congratulations to Dan Glikstein from Harvard University for winning the ESSA Best Student Paper award at SSC 2019 in Mainz. His paper was entitled, “Analyzing the very-short-term dynamics of media effects on attitudes through agent-based simulation using a quasi-natural XML-based language.”
Many congratulations to Liu Yang, of the University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, who won the Best Student Paper prize at SSC 2018 in Stockholm. Her paper was entitled, “Using qualitative data from resident engagement in a simulation model to inform urban transport and public space design in Hackney Wick”
Many congratulations to Patrycja Antosz of Jagiellonian University, Poland, for winning the “Best Student Paper” prize at the Social Simulation Conference 2017 in Dublin, for her paper with Harko Verhagen entitled “Qualitative data in the service of model building — the case of structural shirking”.
Leo-Kei Brousmiche (University of Paris 6, France) was awarded for the Best Student Conference Paper at SSC2015, Groningen, NL. The paper was entitled “From Field Data to Attitude Formation” (co-authors Jean-Daniel Kant, Nicolas Sabouret, François Prenot Guinard and Stéphane Fournier)
Gustavo L. Nardin (CNR, Rome) was awarded as the Best Student Paper Award on 5 September 2014 in Barcelona for “From Anarchy to Monopoly: How Competition and Protection Shaped Mafia’s Behavior” (co-authors Giulia Andrighetto, Rosaria Conte and Mario Paolucci)
Lorena Cavadid (University of Medellin, Colombia) was awarded at ESSA 2013 for the Best Student Conference Paper for the paper entitled “Saddle points in innovation diffusion curves: an explanation from bounded rationality”
Ermanno Catullo (University of Turin, Italy) was awarded for the Best Student Conference Paper at ESSA 2011, in Montpellier, France. The paper was entitled “A monopolistic competition trade agent-based model with firms heterogeneity”.
