Schedule
Full-day workshop from 8.30am to 5:45pm, split into four sessions with two coffee breaks and a lunch break between them
Morning Session I
8.30-10.00
Claudio Altafini
Linkoping University, Sweden
Quantifying leadership in complex negotiation processes: a social power game
Valentina Breschi
TU Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Sustainability goals and social divides: the possible role of control theory and practices toward a fair “green” transition
Lorenzo Zino
Politecnico di Torino, Italy
A game-theoretic approach for modeling and controlling complex social systems
Morning Session II
10.30-12.30
Ming Cao
University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Incentive for cooperation in population games
Hideaki Ishii
University of Tokyo, Japan
A feedback control perspective on coupled networked models of epidemic diseases and opinion dynamics
Anastasia Bizyaeva
Cornell University, US
Multi-topic belief formation via bifurcations over signed social networks
Yifen Mu
Chinese Academy of Science, China
Evolution and regulation in repeated games between human and machine
Afternoon Session I
14.00-15:30
Lingfei Wang (with Karl H. Johansson)
KTH, Sweden
How can an influencer maximize their social power?
Nicanor Quijano
Universidad de los Andes, Colombia
How strategic community interactions shape complex social behavior
Wenjun Mei
Peking University, China
Inferring Mechanistic Causality from Time Series: A Control-Theoretic Approach
Afternoon Session II
16.00-17:45
Maria Elena Valcher
Balancing stubbornness and cooperation: the Friedkin-Johnsen model
Alessandro Rizzo
A Control-Theoretic Approach to Regulate Social Robots
Junior Researchers Session
Jair Certorio (UCSB, US)
Sophie Hall (ETH, Switerland)
Yi Han (Peking University, China)