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Complex Systems 270 Agent Based Modelling Poster Show-Off - 7th Floor #WeiserHall 10:30 Viewing 11:00 Flash Presentations 11:20 Discussions and judging. https://t.co/QRVWHxkbUh View, ask, evaluate, mentor, eat.

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On campus Monday morning? Check out 'Complex Systems Agent-Based Modeling Show-off' as Professor Grim's 270 class presents their posters. See topics (like #MeToo/TrueColors) https://t.co/YASDuz8UbY #abm #cscs #pizza #donuts #WeiserHall #7thFlr #10:30am

Don't miss it - Mon-Dec-11-2017 Professor Patrick Grim's 270 class will be presenting in the 4th annual Complex Systems Agent-Based Modeling Show-Off on throughout Weiser's 7th Floor.
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Apply now! For the @sfiscience 2018 Complex Systems Summer School (CSSS). Without doubt, one of the best ways to radically broaden your scientific horizons and network with other young scholars. Deadline: 29 Jan 2018 https://t.co/464eIqtqX3

The final Computational Social Science (CSS) Workshop is underway as Brandon Stewart navigates the group through three key tasks that text analysis tools can help with: discovery, measurement and causal inference. https://t.co/gW9eQ9IYj6 https://t.co/kYzXeSYUuM

“The final Computational Social Science (CSS) Workshop is underway as Brandon Stewart navigates the group through three key tasks that text analysis tools can help with: discovery, measurement and causal inference. https://t.co/gW9eQ9IYj6
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#NobelSymposium Sun setting on the Nobel Symposium as Keith Riles finishes his discussion by discussing Kip Thorne's recent visit to UM Physics. https://t.co/z7SLC6aRlh

“#NobelSymposium Sun setting on the Nobel Symposium as Keith Riles finishes his discussion by discussing Kip Thorne's recent visit to UM Physics.”
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#NobelSymposium Professor Keith Riles from the Physics Department will be discussing the work of @kipthorne Rainer Weiss and Barry Barish, winners of the Nobel Prize for Physics, from 5:00 - 5:30 to wrap up the Nobel Sympsium. https://t.co/CnzVWslcyr https://t.co/nxXw921uy9

“#NobelSymposium Professor Keith Riles from the Physics Department will be discussing the work of @kipthorne Rainer Weiss and Barry Barish, winners of the Nobel Prize for Physics, from 5:00 - 5:30 to wrap up the Nobel Sympsium. https://t.co/CnzVWslcyr
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#NobelSymposium Barbara Koremenos promises an interesting look at the Nobel Peace Prize winners. Starting at 4:15 pm 10th floor Weiser Hall. https://t.co/CnzVWslcyr https://t.co/posWL6eego

“#NobelSymposium Barbara Koremenos promises an interesting look at the Nobel Peace Prize winners. Starting at 4:15 pm 10th floor Weiser Hall. https://t.co/CnzVWslcyr
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#NobelSymposium Math and Computational Medicine and bio informatics Professor Daniel Forger at the podium discussing the Nobel prize in Medicine and Physiology

#NobelSymposium Next up - Professor Michael Cianfrocco from the Life Sciences Institute and Med-Biological Chemistry will discuss the Nobel Prize for Chemistry winners and their work 2:00 pm. https://t.co/CnzVWslcyr https://t.co/P9vP74G3zl

“#NobelSymposium Next up - Professor Michael Cianfrocco from the Life Sciences Institute and Med-Biological Chemistry will discuss the Nobel Prize for Chemistry winners and their work 2:00 pm. https://t.co/CnzVWslcyr
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