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QLectives: Quality Collectives Proposal Overview

IST-2007.8.4 FET proactive project by David Hales of TU Delft aims to create self-organizing techno-social communities for quality production. Core partners include experts in social science, agent-based simulation, and computational sociology. Utilizing complex systems models and simulations, the project focuses on P2P infrastructure to support QLectives. Through "living labs" with real users from science and media communities, the project aims to foster active human techno-social communities. Join QLectives for innovative collaboration!

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QLectives: Quality Collectives Proposal Overview

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  1. QLectives: Quality Collectives Proposal Overview Objective IST-2007.8.4 FET proactive David Hales TU Delft, Netherlands QLectives

  2. QLectives – Core Partners Social science, agent-based simulation, computational sociology Nigel Gilbert, University of Surrey, UK (lead) Complex systems science, econophysics, empirically based models Dirk Helbing, Luboz Buzna, Sergi Lozano, ETH Zurich, Switzerland Yi-Cheng Zhang, University of Fribourg, Switzerland Self-organising ICT, P2P, simulation and implementation Mark Jelasity, University of Szeged, Hungary Johan Pouwelse, David Hales, TU Delft, Holland QLectives

  3. Partners QLectives

  4. QLectives – basic idea • Complex systems models for quality • “Qualitative Collectives” = self-organising techno-social communities producing and rating quality (for the group) e.g. academic communities, file-sharing groups • Use complex systems models and simulation for a self-organising P2P infrastructure to support QLectives – in general • Create two “living labs” of real users in science and media from existing communities QLectives

  5. QLectives – project structure Active human techno-social communities: Tribler.org community: 150,000 downloads Econophysics forum: thousands of active users QLectives

  6. QLectives • End QLectives

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