19th International Conference on Social Computing, Behavioral-Cultural Modeling, & Prediction and Behavior Representation in Modeling and Simulation
October 12-14, 2026, Hybrid.
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA 15213.

A link to view the online copy of the conference proceedings published by Springer will be posted here soon. It will be available for four weeks starting October 12, 2026.

Accepted Full Papers (Springer archival proceedings)

  • Jason Jeffrey Jones. "Support for AI Development: Automated Daily Measurement with Open Data and Code"
  • Jack Moody, Iain Cruickshank and Lynnette Hui Xian Ng. "Characterizing Behavioral Deviation in Endpoint Telemetry via ATT&CK Transitions"
  • Keegan Woodburn, Caleb Frey, Jeremy Schurke, Ryan Reeves, Joshua Hammonds and Ian McCulloh. "Interpretable Archetype Discovery for Mixed-Type Survey Modeling"
  • Nhu Trang Nguyen and Viet Thanh Pham. "RegionalOpinionQA: Benchmarking Distributional Prediction of Large Language Models to Subnational Public Opinion"
  • Robert Thomson and Christian Lebiere. "Generalizing Firmware Vulnerabilities from Sequential Expert Decisions Using Smith-Waterman Alignment"
  • Catherine King, Lynnette Hui Xian Ng and Kathleen Carley. "User-Reported Misinformation Exposure Across Social Media Platforms"
  • Cathy Wang, Jeongkeun Shin, Siyuan Zhai, L. Richard Carley and Kathleen Carley. "Network-Based Defense Optimization Against Ransomware Campaigns"
  • Jeongkeun Shin, L. Richard Carley and Kathleen Carley. "Network-Based Cost-Aware Optimization of Ransomware Mitigation Strategies"
  • Eunhee Park, Dian Hu, David Broniatowski and Monica Ruiz. "Self-Disclosed Substance Use During Pregnancy on Reddit (2020-2022): LLM-Assisted Identification of Cas-es, Substances, and Barriers to Care"
  • Alexander Hough. "Information Effect Scalability with a Cognitive Architecture and Agent-based Modeling"
  • Andrew Johnson, Kevin Sparks, Nicole Johnson, Gautam Thakur and Martin Smyth. "Built-Environment Predictors of Street-Segment Pedestrian Activity in New York City, NY, USA"
  • Nitin Agarwal and Diwash Poudel. "Symbols of Dissent: How Visual Symbolism Shapes Engagement and Emotions in Nepal’s 2025 Anti-Corruption Movement"
  • Nitin Agarwal and Bishwa Prakash Subedi. "Role of Symbolic Configurations in Competing Narrative Diffusion on YouTube During the 2025 Indonesia Protests"
  • Ridwan Amure and Nitin Agarwal. "Campaign-Level Behavioral Archetypes Transfer Across Political Campaigns"
  • Prasiddha Siwakoti, Micah Windsor, Connor Lewis and Ignacio Segovia-Dominguez. "Quantum Machine Learning for Conflict Fatality and Romantic Relationship Prediction: Entangled with Promise, Measured in Practice"
  • Narae Reed and Yan Liu. "Dimensionality Assessment in Small Samples: Comparing EGA and EFA"
  • Dian Hu, Allison Ducharme-Smith, Brittany Strelow, Diana Varghese, Elham Ahmed, Kimia Anaraki, Emma Silverman and Rozalina McCoy. "From LLM-Assisted Dialogue Identification to Clinical Sensemaking: A Case Study of Disaster-Preparedness Discourse in Type 1 Diabetes Subreddits"
  • Ramya Rakkiappan and Hamdi Kavak. "An Agent-Based Model of Recidivism"
  • Samantha Phillips and Kathleen M. Carley. "An Assessment of Identity Complexity in Social Media Bios"
  • Xihao Cao. "From Detection to Frontline Decision Support: A Configurable AI Framework for Anti-Trafficking Triage and Resource Allocation"
  • Shankhanabha Ghosh, Aamir Sahil Chandroth, Nithya Ramakrishnan and Sanjay Chandrasekharan. "Minimal agents can generate and self-regulate novel social behaviors using just Reinforcement Learning"
  • Haoting Gao, Kapotaksha Das, Liang Zhang, Mohamed Abouelenien, Michael Cole, James Cooke and Vitaliy Popov. "Visual Attention is Not Memoryless: Higher-Order Sequence Modeling of Teamlead Gaze in VR Cardiac Arrest Simulation"
  • Peter Carragher and Kathleen Carley. "Interaction Diversity in News Ecosystems: Accounting for Organizational Structure and Ownership"
  • John Benson. "What LLMs Understand about Dynamic Networks"

Working/Poster Papers (non-archival proceedings)

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