Dr Dilaver studies innovation and mobility as important
aspects of agency. She is interested in understanding the ways technology
adoption and mobility influence identity narratives, social change and built
environments. She uses interdisciplinary research approaches for representing social
construction of reality in the computational models of social complexity. Her
research aims to understand perspectives of individuals who have direct
experiences of complex social phenomena. She then represents the contexts and
interactions described in these perspectives in her agent-based social
simulation models.
Philosophy PhD June 01 2010
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