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Emergent Local Structures in an Ecosystem of Social Bots and Humans on Twitter

Course Project "Advanced Topics in Applied Statistics"

Using Computational Tools to Monitor and Improve Access to Quality Food and Water

Inclusion Unlocks the Creative Potential of Gender Diversity in Teams

How Research Programs Come Apart: The example of supersymmetry and the disunity of physics

Universal Patterns in Egocentric Communication Networks

DNDS Alumni Milán Janosov's book launch at CEU featuring Albert-László Barabási

NetSci Comes to Vienna!

Content-based Comparison of Communities in Social Networks

Competition for Popularity and Interventions on a Chinese Microblogging Site

“Born in Rome” or “Sleeping Beauty”: Hashtag histories

Higher-order Representations and Collective Dynamics

On the Forecastability of Food Insecurity

Temporal Patterns of Reciprocity in Communication Networks

Social Data Science Student Hackathon 2022

Interpreting Wealth Distribution via Poverty Map Inference Using Multimodal Data

Automating Terror: The Role and Impact of Telegram Bots in the Islamic State’s Online Ecosystem

Higher-order Organization of Multivariate Time Series

Inference of Hyperedges and Overlapping Communities in Hypergraphs

Statistical Inference Links Data and Theory in Network Science

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Emergent Local Structures in an Ecosystem of Social Bots and Humans on Twitter

September 25, 2023
What's Up at DNDS

A new paper by Abdullah Alrhmoun and János Kertész in EPJ Data Science.

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Course Project "Advanced Topics in Applied Statistics"

September 21, 2023
What's Up at DNDS

Elisa Omodei has been interviewed for CEU Science Shop (pp. 16-17) on collaborating with Flüchtlinge Wilkommen (FlüWi – Refugees Welcome Austria) on a course project in "Advanced Topics in Applied Statistics".

The details of the project can be found on p. 19.

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Using Computational Tools to Monitor and Improve Access to Quality Food and Water

September 15, 2023
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A new paper by Elisa Omodei published in Nature Computational Science.

ABSTRACT / Progress towards universal access to safe drinking water and nutritious food has been moving forward at a slower than desired rate. Computational tools can help accelerate progress towards these goals, but solutions need to be open source, and designed, developed and implemented in a participatory manner.

Read the paper here.

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Inclusion Unlocks the Creative Potential of Gender Diversity in Teams

September 8, 2023
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A new article by Balázs Vedres and Orsolya Vásárhelyi in Scientific Reports.

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How Research Programs Come Apart: The example of supersymmetry and the disunity of physics

September 5, 2023
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A new paper by Lucas Gautheron and our Assistant Professor Elisa Omodei published in Quantitative Science Studies.

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