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Wesley J. Wildman

Professor of Philosophy Theology and Ethics and of Computing and Data Sciences

Boston University

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School of Theology

Wesley J. Wildman is currently serving as a School Of Theology Professor of Philosophy Theology and Ethics and of Computing and Data Sciences at Boston University.

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Wesley J. Wildman

Boston University

Professor of Philosophy Theology and Ethics and of Computing and Data Sciences

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social sciences religion behavioral sciences psychology cognitive science scientific study of religion modeling and simulation psychology of religion ethics science studies agent-based models human simulation neuropsychology cognitive neuroscience artificial society religiosity artificial intelligence cognition health psychology sociology of religion higher education agent-based system cognitive psychology covid-19 pandemic computer simulations group process social simulation human-computer interaction computational intelligence ethical theory narrative mathematics education psychological science behavioral research academic ethic engineering ethics thanatology intergroup relations computational sociology human-ai interaction science ethics semantic processing human cognition model verification religious pluralism higher education teaching behavioural psychology biological psychology fuzzy modeling sleep medicine insomnia anthropocene climate modelling land-use planning digital ethics computer ethics computer modeling spirituality cultural psychology mortality salience terror management theory mutual escalation existential security forecasting changes quantitative case study cultural inheritance radical reformation cultural diffusion religious violence ethical artificial societies public policy modeling computer simulation multiple axialities philosophy of social science philosophy of religion philosophy ai ethics philosophy of science religious studies applied philosophy philosophical theology humanities

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Dataset of Integrated Measures of Religion (Dim-R). Harmonization of Religiosity Data From Selected International Multiwave Surveys. Religion Brain & Behavior (2024)

Lukasz KiszkielPiotr Paweł LaskowskiDavid VoasRachel J. BaconWesley J. WildmanIvan Puga-GonzalezF. LeRon ShultsKonrad Talmont-Kaminski

religiosity datareligiosityreligious studiesdata integrationscientific dataintegrated measuresstatisticsdata science

The Role of Values in Pandemic Management: An Agent-Based Model. Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation (2024)

Wesley WildmanGeorge HodulikF. LeRon Shults

public healthmanagementcovid-19 pandemicglobal healthpandemic managementagent-based modelsvalue theory

Assessing the Cost of Population Dynamics Design Options in a Microsimulation. Springer proceedings in complexity (2023)

Rachel J. BaconGeorge HodulikWesley J. Wildman

systems engineeringdesign optimization

Computational Decision Support for Socio-Technical Awareness of Land-Use Planning Under Complexity—a Dam Resilience Planning Case Study. Land (2023)

Andreas TolkJennifer A. RichkusF. LeRon ShultsWesley J. Wildman

computational decision supportsystems engineeringland-use planningsocio-technical awareness

Adapting Cohort-Component Methods to a Microsimulation: A Case Study. Social Science Computer Review (2022)

Ivan Puga-GonzalezRachel J. BaconDavid VoasF. LeRon ShultsGeorge HodulikWesley J. Wildman

social sciencescohort-component methodscomputational social sciencesocial science researchdata sciencecomputer science

Modeling Fuzzy Fidelity: Using Microsimulation to Explore Age, Period, and Cohort Effects in Secularization. Journal of Religion and Demography (2022)

Ivan Puga-GonzalezDavid VoasLukasz KiszkielRachel J. BaconWesley J. WildmanKonrad Talmont-KaminskiF. LeRon Shults

cohort effectsageingfuzzy fidelityfuzzy modelingsociologyreligious studiessociology of religiondemographymachine learningjournalism

Paying the Piper: History, Humanities, and the Scientific Study of Religion. Method & Theory in the Study of Religion (2022)

Justin E. LaneWesley J. WildmanF. LeRon Shults

historyhumanitiesscientific studyreligionscientific study of religion

Scholarly Values, Methods, and Evidence in the Academic Study of Religion. Method & Theory in the Study of Religion (2022)

Ann TavesWesley J. WildmanF. LeRon ShultsRaymond F. Paloutzian

A Neurocomputational Theory of Nightmares: The Role of Formal Properties of Nightmare Images. SLEEP Advances (2021)

Patrick McNamaraWesley J WildmanGeorge HodulikDavid Rohr

cognitive neurosciencesleep medicineinsomniacomputational neurosciencenightmare imagessleepformal propertiescognitive scienceneuroscienceneurocomputational theory

Artificial Societies in the Anthropocene: Challenges and Opportunities for Modeling Climate, Conflict, and Cooperation. 2018 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC) (2021)

F. LeRon ShultsWesley J. WildmanMonica Duffy ToftAntje Danielson

social sciencesmodeling and simulationanthropoceneclimate modellingclimate changeclimate models

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Wesley J. Wildman

Professor of Philosophy Theology and Ethics and of Computing and Data Sciences

Boston University

Affiliations

School of Theology

Wesley J. Wildman is currently serving as a School Of Theology Professor of Philosophy Theology and Ethics and of Computing and Data Sciences at Boston University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Wesley J. Wildman

Boston University

Professor of Philosophy Theology and Ethics and of Computing and Data Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Dataset of Integrated Measures of Religion (Dim-R). Harmonization of Religiosity Data From Selected International Multiwave Surveys. Religion Brain & Behavior (2024)

Lukasz KiszkielPiotr Paweł LaskowskiDavid VoasRachel J. BaconWesley J. WildmanIvan Puga-GonzalezF. LeRon ShultsKonrad Talmont-Kaminski

religiosity datareligiosityreligious studiesdata integrationscientific dataintegrated measuresstatisticsdata science

The Role of Values in Pandemic Management: An Agent-Based Model. Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation (2024)

Wesley WildmanGeorge HodulikF. LeRon Shults

public healthmanagementcovid-19 pandemicglobal healthpandemic managementagent-based modelsvalue theory

Assessing the Cost of Population Dynamics Design Options in a Microsimulation. Springer proceedings in complexity (2023)

Rachel J. BaconGeorge HodulikWesley J. Wildman

systems engineeringdesign optimization

Computational Decision Support for Socio-Technical Awareness of Land-Use Planning Under Complexity—a Dam Resilience Planning Case Study. Land (2023)

Andreas TolkJennifer A. RichkusF. LeRon ShultsWesley J. Wildman

computational decision supportsystems engineeringland-use planningsocio-technical awareness

Adapting Cohort-Component Methods to a Microsimulation: A Case Study. Social Science Computer Review (2022)

Ivan Puga-GonzalezRachel J. BaconDavid VoasF. LeRon ShultsGeorge HodulikWesley J. Wildman

social sciencescohort-component methodscomputational social sciencesocial science researchdata sciencecomputer science

Modeling Fuzzy Fidelity: Using Microsimulation to Explore Age, Period, and Cohort Effects in Secularization. Journal of Religion and Demography (2022)

Ivan Puga-GonzalezDavid VoasLukasz KiszkielRachel J. BaconWesley J. WildmanKonrad Talmont-KaminskiF. LeRon Shults

cohort effectsageingfuzzy fidelityfuzzy modelingsociologyreligious studiessociology of religiondemographymachine learningjournalism

Paying the Piper: History, Humanities, and the Scientific Study of Religion. Method & Theory in the Study of Religion (2022)

Justin E. LaneWesley J. WildmanF. LeRon Shults

historyhumanitiesscientific studyreligionscientific study of religion

Scholarly Values, Methods, and Evidence in the Academic Study of Religion. Method & Theory in the Study of Religion (2022)

Ann TavesWesley J. WildmanF. LeRon ShultsRaymond F. Paloutzian

A Neurocomputational Theory of Nightmares: The Role of Formal Properties of Nightmare Images. SLEEP Advances (2021)

Patrick McNamaraWesley J WildmanGeorge HodulikDavid Rohr

cognitive neurosciencesleep medicineinsomniacomputational neurosciencenightmare imagessleepformal propertiescognitive scienceneuroscienceneurocomputational theory

Artificial Societies in the Anthropocene: Challenges and Opportunities for Modeling Climate, Conflict, and Cooperation. 2018 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC) (2021)

F. LeRon ShultsWesley J. WildmanMonica Duffy ToftAntje Danielson

social sciencesmodeling and simulationanthropoceneclimate modellingclimate changeclimate models

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