Events

Visiting Speaker

10:00 am

177 Huntington Ave

The Planted Matching Problem

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Talk recording available

Nov

2019

2:00 pm

Matteo Riondato

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Visiting Speaker

SPuManTe: Significant Pattern Mining with Unconditional Testing

Nov

2019

10:00 am

Rossano Schifanella

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Visiting Speaker

Combined Effect of Content Quality and Social Ties on User Engagement

Nov

2019

10:00 am

Zachary Chase Lipton

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Visiting Speaker

Robust Deep Learning Under Distribution Shift

Nov

2019

1:00 pm

Miriam J. Metzger

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Visiting Speaker

How Bad is Fake News? Motivations for Sharing Misinformation Online

Nov

2019

10:00 am

Giovanni Petri

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Visiting Speaker

The Impact of Higher Order Descriptions On Structural Analysis and Dynamical Processes

Nov

2019

1:30 pm

Jennifer Chayes

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Distinguished Speaker Series

CANCELLED - Graphons and Machine Learning: Modeling and Estimation of Sparse Networks at Scale

Nov

2019

10:00 am

Nicola Perra

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Visiting Speaker

The Spreading of Computer Viruses on Time-varying Networks

Oct

2019

2:00 pm

Helder Nakaya

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Visiting Speaker

Integrative Biology Applied to Neglected Infectious Diseases

Oct

2019

2:00 pm

Pedro Rodríguez

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Visiting Speaker

Political Semantics: Methods and Applications in the Study of Meaning for Political Science

Oct

2019

2:00 pm

Giancarlo Ruffo

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Visiting Speaker

Divided We Stand: Methods and Tools to Represent, Understand, and Analyze a Digital Society

Oct

2019

10:30 am

Bruno Ribeiro

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Visiting Speaker

Unearthing the Relationship Between Graph Neural Networks and Matrix Factorization

Oct

2019

2:00 pm

Mary Elizabeth Sutherland

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Visiting Speaker

How Nature will make a systematic investment of effort into the social sciences

Oct

2019

12:00 pm

Jamie Settle

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Visiting Speaker

Frenemies: How Social Media Polarizes America

Sep

2019

10:30 am

Juniper Lovato

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Visiting Speaker

Heterotopia in Multi-disciplinary Scientific Generative Processes

Sep

2019

2:00 pm

Roman Alpatov

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Visiting Speaker

Opportunities for epigenetic network analysis in biomarker discovery and exosomal histones as a potential diagnostic and therapeutic platform for autoimmune disorders and cancer

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Talk recording available

Nov

2019

Jennifer Chayes

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CANCELLED - Graphons and Machine Learning: Modeling and Estimation of Sparse Networks at Scale

Mar

2019

Mark Newman

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Patterns and surprises in rich but noisy network data

Jan

2019

Jure Leskovec

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Deep Learning on Graphs

Apr

2018

László Lovász

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Hyperfiniteness, a decomposition principle for networks

Apr

2018

Duncan Watts

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Computational Social Science: Exciting Progress and Future Challenges

Jan

2018

Boleslaw K. Szymanski

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Failures, Dynamics, Evolution and Control of the Global Risk Network

Nov

2017

Sidney Redner

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Densification, Emergent Modularity, and Related Mysteries of Complex Networks

Nov

2017

Mario Small

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Understanding Personal Networks: The Limits of Big Data and the Perils of Common Sense

Sep

2017

Nicholas Christakis

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Social Network Experiments

Jun

2017

Neo Martinez

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Synthesizing Ecology with Ecological Networks

Apr

2017

Danielle Bassett

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The Network Architecture of Human Thought

Mar

2017

Sandra González-Bailón

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Networks and the Unintended Consequences of Communication

Feb

2017

Michael Macy

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Can We At Least Agree on Science?

Dec

2016

David Jensen

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Inferring Causal Models of Complex Relational and Dynamic Systems

Apr

2016

Jon Kleinberg

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Network Models for Long-Range Planning with Behavioral Biases

Unless otherwise noted, all NetSI talks and events take place at the Institute.‍

177 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA 02215

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Stay tuned for upcoming events at NetSI!

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Oct

2019

Network Science Institute Student Research Symposium

The Network Science Research Symposium is an event led predominantly by graduate students that showcases the diverse research at NetSI, creates a platform to receive feedback, and initiate future collaborations.

Jan

2019

Network Science Institute Winter Collabathon

The Collabathon is a three-day event at the Network Science Institute. The primary goal for this project is to expand the culture of tinkering and collaboration at NetSI, while at the same time producing high impact research. We will be learning from one another constantly during the event, which perfectly highlights the unique nature of NetSI.

Nov