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[#39] Applying modularity to temporal networks modelled as link streams & Managing PhD and industrial work
How hard is it to do a PhD while working for a company ? Last Thursday at NetPLACE, we hosted Victor Brabant from Université Lyon 1, who shared his experience balancing a PhD with a corporate job.
Oct 31, 2024 Seminar
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[#39] Applying modularity to temporal networks modelled as link streams & Managing PhD and industrial work
[#38] Industrial or smallholder, that is the question & Communicating scientific results to a general audience
In our last seminar we welcomed Ariadna Fosch (BIFI Institute/ Centai), who talked to us about the contributions of different types of palm oil plantations, industrial and smallholders, towards a selection of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Oct 17, 2024 Seminar
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[#38] Industrial or smallholder, that is the question & Communicating scientific results to a general audience
[#37] AI-GPT interaction to deradicalize radical novax behavior & Ethics in social interactions on social networks
For our first seminar of the season, we hosted Andrea Russo (Sorbonne University and CNRS), who explored the intersection of digital sociology, ethnography, and AI, along with the challenges researchers face around data access and ethical considerations.
Oct 3, 2024 Seminar
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[#37] AI-GPT interaction to deradicalize radical novax behavior & Ethics in social interactions on social networks
[#36] Investigating shocking events through temporal multilayer graph structure & How can we find new positions in academia?
I’m finishing my PhD, and now what? The quest for a postdoc position can be hard. Cheick Tidiane Ba from Queen Mary University of London talked about it in our last seminar of this academic year.
May 30, 2024 Seminar
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[#36] Investigating shocking events through temporal multilayer graph structure & How can we find new positions in academia?
[#35] Network interplay: Competing effects on herd immunity & Science Communication in network science
How do we communicate Network Science to the public ? We talked about it with Abbas K. Rizi from Aalto University (Finland) who after being the very first speaker of NetPLACE was back with us after 2 years.
May 16, 2024 Seminar
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[#35] Network interplay: Competing effects on herd immunity & Science Communication in network science
[#34] A network scientist's perspective on polarization in social networks & Writing for fellowship applications
We were thrilled to host Max Falkenberg in early May to discuss his research on polarization, the changes to his approach, and the opportunities, pros and cons of applying for research fellowships. Here are some key takeaways
May 2, 2024 Seminar
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[#34] A network scientist's perspective on polarization in social networks & Writing for fellowship applications
[#33] The role of egocentric perspective in temporal networks & Journals vs. conferences (with proceedings)
Is choosing between publishing in a journal or conference proceedings a matter of preference or strategy? After the Easter break, Antonio Longa from University of Trento and Fondazione Bruno Kessler, discussed it during our last seminar on April 18th.
Apr 18, 2024 Seminar
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[#33] The role of egocentric perspective in temporal networks & Journals vs. conferences (with proceedings)
[#32] Higher-order ghosts: spectral analysis of hypergraphs & Peer Review in Interdisciplinary Research: Present and Possible Future
Hey NetPals! Who’s up for a ghostly good time? In our last seminar with Gonzalo Contreras-Aso, we discussed about spectral centrality measures, higher-order networks, peer-review in interdisciplinary fields and much more! Very active discussion here.
Mar 7, 2024 Seminar
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[#32] Higher-order ghosts: spectral analysis of hypergraphs & Peer Review in Interdisciplinary Research: Present and Possible Future
[#31] Evaluating urban accessibility: A new approach using fitness and complexity metrics & Trying to survive as a frog in a world of birds
Do you prefer jumping from topic to topic like a frog, or do you like to keep your eyes focused on just one? We discussed this on Thursday, February 22nd, with Hygor Piaget, a researcher at Sony CSL, who introduced the topic with the talk “Trying to Survive as a Frog in a World of Birds”.
Feb 22, 2024 Seminar
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[#31] Evaluating urban accessibility: A new approach using fitness and complexity metrics & Trying to survive as a frog in a world of birds
[#30] Spreading and structural balance on signed networks & How to survive when reality is far from your expectations
Starting a fresh interdisciplinary project and feeling lost? Got an idea, dive in, and bam – reality hits differently? Yu Tian, WINQ Fellow at Nordita, shared her experience in the talk “How to survive when reality is far from your expectation?”.
Feb 8, 2024 Seminar
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[#30] Spreading and structural balance on signed networks & How to survive when reality is far from your expectations