Personal: I am very happy to announce that I have accepted a tenure-track Assistant Professor position at the University of Groningen. Looking forward to further collaborations, and am glad to continue working within the Information Systems Group at the Bernoulli Institute.
Mirela, your work sounds very interesting. What kind of network analysis are you doing? My team is working on social network analysis of private financing of global education initiatives.
Hi, very interesting work as well! I am looking into misinformation spread, how long does misinformation last within a network/community and what are the properties that influence this, polarization, opinion change etc however, we also apply network science metrics and algorithms to other application areas, e.g., my students have also conducted graph-based analysis studying organizations that won European tenders.. :)
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Hi, thank you! Very interesting work as well! I am looking into misinformation spread, how long does misinformation last within a network/community and what are the properties that influence this, polarization, opinion change etc however, we also apply network science metrics and algorithms to other application areas, e.g., my students have also conducted graph-based analysis studying organizations that won European tenders... :)
Hi, thank you! Very interesting work as well! I am looking into misinformation spread, how long does misinformation last within a network/community and what are the properties that influence this, polarization, opinion change etc however, we also apply network science metrics and algorithms to other application areas, e.g., my students have also conducted graph-based analysis studying organizations that won European tenders... :)
Hi, thank you! Very interesting work as well! I am looking into misinformation spread, how long does misinformation last within a network/community and what are the properties that influence this, polarization, opinion change etc however, we also apply network science metrics and algorithms to other application areas, e.g., my students have also conducted graph-based analysis studying organizations that won European tenders... :)
Hi, thank you! Your work sounds interesting as well! I am looking into misinformation spread, how long does misinformation last within a network/community and what are the properties that influence this, polarization, opinion change etc however, we also apply network science metrics and algorithms to other application areas, e.g., my students have also conducted graph-based analysis studying organizations that won European tenders...:)
I am also studying how provenance models can help in better visualizing our large-scale network analysis results..
We can chat more at one point, maybe we can find common points ;)
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