Citing TeamCAMS

If you use TeamCAMS in academic publications, theses, technical reports, or other scientific work, please cite the software and indicate the version used in your study whenever possible.

A scientific description of TeamCAMS is currently available as an arXiv preprint. Once a peer-reviewed journal article becomes available, it will become the preferred citation for the platform and will be listed on this page together with the corresponding BibTeX entry.

Amos Brocco, Alain Chavaillaz, Andreas Sonderegger, Juergen Sauer. “TeamCAMS: An Open-Source Research Platform for Studying Human Behaviour in Human-AI Teams”. arXiv:2609.20490, September 2026.

The paper is available on https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.20490

For reproducibility purposes, we also recommend reporting the exact TeamCAMS version used in the study.

Example:

TeamCAMS version 2026.8 https://teamcams.syscall.org  

If and when a peer-reviewed journal article becomes available, it will replace the arXiv preprint as the preferred citation and will be listed on this page together with the corresponding BibTeX entry.

Proper citation helps:

• Improve the reproducibility of research findings.
• Document the exact software version used in a study.
• Facilitate comparisons across experimental results.
• Acknowledge the work of the researchers and developers who contributed to TeamCAMS.
• Support the continued maintenance and development of the platform.

TeamCAMS is distributed under the GNU GPLv3 license and may be modified and extended by researchers. When publishing results obtained using a modified version of the software, we recommend citing the original TeamCAMS project and clearly describing any modifications that could affect the interpretation or reproducibility of the results.

Thank you for contributing to open, transparent, and reproducible research.