NetLogo

@netlogo.bsky.social

Official account for NetLogo https://www.netlogo.org/

New NetLogo experiment: donors vote on our roadmap. Donate any amount by April 30 → vote in May → we prioritize based on what the community picks. Here's how it works 🧵

New NetLogo experiment: donors vote on our roadmap. Donate any amount by April 30 → vote in May → we prioritize based on what the community picks. Here's how it works 🧵

The inaugural NetLogo Conference is coming to Chicago, June 22-24, 2026! Help shape the program → Take our 2-min survey: forms.gle/Zj4VCz6fCEPB... Join researchers, educators & modelers from around the world for 3 days of ABM innovation & fun. Details: www.netlogo.org/netlogo_con_...

NetLogo Conference 2026 Interest Survey

The NetLogo team at Northwestern University is planning a three-day conference to bring together NetLogo users, both researchers and educators, to learn from one another, foster collaborations, networ...

forms.gle

What if one model could realistically predict the economy of an entire country? The entire world? A month-long working group, co-organized by SFI External Professor @doynefarmer.bsky.social, made the case that agent-based models may bring this vision to life:

Agent-based models move into the economic mainstream

In the 1980s and ’90s, SFI played laboratory to a promising new method known as agent-based modeling. In ensuing decades, agent-based models (ABMs) proliferated across many fields, including economics...

santafe.edu

Very cool model! I'm implementing a #NetLogo version, and I have a question: is there a real distinction between h_in vs h_out and γ_in vs γ_out, or could there just be 4 arbitrary traits? Since any link can be harmful or helpful based on harm/help ratio, the traits seem arbitrary.