Agent-Based Social Modelling
Creating sophisticated models of how individuals and groups interact within democratic systems.
Digital twin technology is revolutionising how we understand and govern complex social systems. Our research develops sophisticated virtual replicas of communities, institutions, and democratic processes that allow policymakers to test interventions before real-world implementation. By modelling how policy changes ripple through interconnected social networks, we help governments and organisations make more informed, equitable decisions that account for diverse community needs and avoid unintended consequences.
Creating sophisticated models of how individuals and groups interact within democratic systems.
Testing proposed policies in virtual environments to predict outcomes before real-world implementation.
Developing platforms that allow citizens to engage with and understand policy simulations.
Ensuring simulations account for differential impacts across communities and demographics.
2025 IEEE 9th Forum on Research and Technologies for Society and Industry (RTSI) , pp. 308-313
Interested in partnering on digital twins for democracy research? We welcome collaborations with academic institutions, NGOs, and policymakers.