publications
If you would like preprints of any of the articles or chapters, e-mail me at: c.chen[at]abmcet.net
PHD THESIS
Chen, C-C. Complex event types for agent-based simulations, 2009.
JOURNALS AND BOOK CHAPTERS
Chen, C-C.and Hardoon, D. R. Learning from multi-level behaviours in agent-based simulation: A Systems Biology Application. In Journal of Simulation Special Issue: Agent-based Modelling: Theory and Applications, Palgrave-Macmillan, 2009.
CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS
Chen, C-C. and Crilly, N. Modularity, redundancy and degeneracy: cross-domain perspectives on key design principles. 8th Annual IEEE International Systems Conference, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, March 31-April 3 2014, IEEE 2014. (Honorable mention for Best Paper Award)
Cierpich, A., Chen, C-C., Paradowski, M. B. When do social interactions make a difference to second language acquisition? A field study of language-learner networks. Accepted for oral presentation. ECCS’12 (European Conference on Complex Systems), Brussels, Belgium.
Chen, C-C. A Process interpretation of Agent-based simulation and its Epistemological implications. North American Computing and Philosophy Conference. (2008) Winner of the 2008 Goldberg Award for outstanding work in Philosophy and Computing.
LINKS
My bibliography at cite.u.like
My blog on perspectives (the other side of complexity)
Cambridge Coding Academy (I’m one of the co-founders)