From August 24 - August 28, ARO will conduct a review of three MURI teams.

First, on Monday, August 24, we will deliver a final presentation of our research on the network science of teams. We will highlight notable results, including the 80 publications and other impacts generated from our collaborative efforts.

On Tuesday, August 24, the MURI on Socio-Cultural Attitudinal Networks (SCAN) will overview their progress for 2019-2020. Finally, on Friday, August 28, the MURI on Network Games of Collusion and Competition will present their work. All three teams will have an opportunity to explore possible collaboration and synergy throughout the week. Due to COVID-19, the review will be held via Zoom. 

Agenda for August 24:

12:00-12:50 Project Goals and Accomplishments: Ambuj Singh (UCSB)
12:50-1:40 Collective Intelligence: Tom Malone (MIT), Kayla de la Haye (USC)
1:40-1:50 Q&A
1:50-2:00 Break
2:00-2:50 TMS, Influence System, Balance Theory: Noah Friedkin and Francesco Bullo (UCSB)
2:50-3:00 Q&A
3:00-3:50 Human-AI Teams and Machine Learning: Brian Uzzi (Northwestern), Ambuj Singh (UCSB)
3:50-4:00 Q&A
4:00-4:10 Break
4:10-5:00 Open discussion between teams
5:00-5:30 Comments and feedback from the government team

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Questions: contact Tim Robinson, tim@cs.ucsb.edu, 805-893-3510