In this seminar of the seminar series POPNET Connects, Pádraig MacCarron, lecturer in the Department of Mathematics & Statistics at the University of Limerick, and Shane Mannion, 3rd year PhD student studying in the University of Limerick, will discuss the structural properties of social networks and whether they are different to other types of complex networks.
On Thursday 29 June, POPNET PI Frank Takes will present his work on “The small-world structure of a population-scale social network” at Sunbelt 2023, which will take place in Portland, Oregon.
On Thursday 29 June, POPNET PhD candidate Yuliia Kazmina will present her work on “Social-economic segregation in a Population-Scale Social Network” at Sunbelt 2023, which will take place in Portland, Oregon.
On Thursday 29 June, POPNET PhD candidate Rachel de Jong will present her work on “Node anonymity in networks: The infectiousness of uniqueness” at Sunbelt 2023, which will take place in Portland, Oregon.
On Thursday 29 June, POPNET Postdoctoral Researcher Eszter Bokányi will present her work on “The anatomy of a population-scale social network” at Sunbelt 2023, which will take place in Portland, Oregon.
In this seminar in the seminar series of POPNET Connects, Bas Hofstra, Assistant Professor at Radboud University’s Department of Sociology, will discuss scholarly hiring between disciplines and identify patterns of interdisciplinary exchange and explaining the emergence and persistence of these network structures.
Simulating society-wide networks based on NSUM.
Lecture by Eelke Heemskerk and Yuliia Kazmina at the Sociology Department of Utrecht University
The new collaboration, Social Science and Humanities Open Cloud for the Netherlands (SSHOC-NL), will enable researchers to securely and ethically connect and analyse a large amount of data. This will help them address most pressing social issues, such as polarisation, social inequalities and the changing environment.
Collecting personal networks to study social influences on fertility behaviour.