Computer Simulations and the Changing Face of Scientific
Experimentation
First Call for Papers for the SimTech
Workshop
Stuttgart, Germany,
September 21 - 23, 2011
http://websrv.simtech.uni-stuttgart.de/
Computer simulations are increasingly entering realms
that have formerly been reserved for experimentation. In this workshop we want
to address questions like: How are simulations related to experiments? When can
simulations replace experiments? When are experiments still needed? How can
simulations and experiments interact? What are successful research patterns for
“computer experiments”? How did these issues change historically throughout the
50+ years in which simulation has been practiced?
The workshop intends philosophical and historical
discussion about the relation between computer simulations and experimentation.
We invite authors addressing one of the following topics to submit
contributions:
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Relation between simulations and
experiments
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Simulations as a substitute for
experiments
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Simulations as a complement or amendment to
experimentation
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Validation of simulations
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Taxonomy of computer
simulations
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Historical case studies on the relation between
simulations and experiments
The workshop Computer Simulations and the Changing Face of
Scientific Experimentation is sponsored by SimTech, University of Stuttgart
(http://www.simtech.uni-stuttgart.de/).
CONFIRMED INVITED SPEAKERS
•
Paul Humphreys, University of Virginia
•
Anouk Barberousse, IHPST, University of Paris
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Deadline for submissions: March 1st,
2011
SUBMISSION OF PAPERS
Authors should submit an electronic version of an
extended abstract (1000 words + 300 words abstract). To submit papers, please
visit the submission page at the website.
The conference will be accepting electronic submissions appropriately
prepared for blind review on or before March 1st, 2010. Additional
details will be posted to the conference website at http://websrv.simtech.uni-stuttgart.de/ .
CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS
Eckhart Arnold: Philosophy, University of
Stuttgart
Juan Duran: Philosophy, University of
Stuttgart
Klaus Hentschel: History of Science & Technology,
Univ. Stuttgart