Hey Netfollower, if you’re in that gray area of transitioning from your PhD to becoming an independent researcher, the last seminar was for you! Alessia Antelmi from the University of Turin talked about that transition on February 20th.
In this seminar, we had the pleasure of hosting Lucio LaCava (University of Calabria) to discuss the rise of decentralized social networks and the evolving landscape of scientific research.
![[#45] Assessing the Impact of Group Interactions on Climate-related Opinion Change in Reddit & From Padawan to Jedi Master: Transitioning from PhD to Independent Researcher in Academia](/seminar/045_alessia_antelmi/featured_hu7716322619301940297.webp)
![[#44] Researching Next-Gen Social Media Ecosystems & Scientific Research in the Age of Big Players](/seminar/044_lucio_lacava/featured_hu2134794037313678911.webp)
![[#43] Finding hidden swing voters in the Twitter discourse & Impostor syndrome and your PhD as a marathon](/seminar/043_arianna_pera/featured_hu309405561230537660.webp)
![[#42] Fantastic Simulations of Social Systems and Where to Find Them & The Butterfly Effect in the Life of an Industrial Engineer: From Snack Logistics to Simulating the Roman Empire](/seminar/042_francesco_bertolotti/featured_hu18108230637191309858.webp)
![[#41] Networks of chemical automata as a solution to programmability in unconventional computing & How to survive lack of motivation in academia](/seminar/041_amahury_jafet_lopez_diaz/featured_hu4495660765476998994.webp)
![[#40] Revealing multilevel political selective exposure, echo chambers, and polarization on social media & Integration of Theory and Methodology](/seminar/040_yuan_zhang/featured_hu3988183226485242063.webp)