[PhilPhys] CFP: MODELS AND SIMULATIONS 3

[R.P.Frigg at lse.ac.uk]

> CONFERENCE: MODELS AND SIMULATIONS 3. Charlottesville, Virginia, March
> 5-7 2009, will be the site for the first Models and Simulations
> conference in North America, following the successful MS1 in Paris and
> MS2 in Tilburg, The Netherlands. This is an international conference
> and those outside North America are encouraged to attend. The focus of
> the conference is on the philosophical and methodological aspects of
> simulations and models, broadly construed, and papers on any aspect of
> these topics are welcome from both philosophers and scientists. In
> addition to papers directly addressing simulations or models, MS3
> welcomes submissions on related topics such as representations,
> artificial life, complexity theory, logic, agent based modeling, the
> truth status of models, the relations between theories, simulations,
> and models, neural nets, and other subjects. The keynote speakers for
> 2009 will be Mark Bedau and Patrick Suppes. Initial submissions should
> be in the form of a 1000 word abstract and all submissions are
> refereed. The deadline for submissions is September 15 2008. Details
> of the conference and instructions for paper submissions are available
> at <http://people.virginia.edu/~pwh2a/MS3.htm> or simply google Models
> and Simulations 3.
> 

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