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Past talks
Distinguished speaker series

Stay tuned for upcoming speakers!

Talk recording available
Dec
13
2019
11:00 am
Kristina Lerman
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
Data Biases and Algorithmic Fairness
Dec
09
2019
3:00 pm
Maximilian Schich
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
A Shared Foundation for Network Science and Cultural History
Nov
18
2019
10:00 am
Cristopher Moore
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
The Planted Matching Problem
Nov
08
2019
2:00 pm
Matteo Riondato
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
SPuManTe: Significant Pattern Mining with Unconditional Testing
Nov
08
2019
10:00 am
Rossano Schifanella
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
Combined Effect of Content Quality and Social Ties on User Engagement
Nov
07
2019
10:00 am
Zachary Chase Lipton
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
Robust Deep Learning Under Distribution Shift
Nov
05
2019
1:00 pm
Miriam J. Metzger
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
How Bad is Fake News? Motivations for Sharing Misinformation Online
Nov
05
2019
10:00 am
Giovanni Petri
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
The Impact of Higher Order Descriptions On Structural Analysis and Dynamical Processes
Nov
04
2019
10:00 am
Nicola Perra
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
The Spreading of Computer Viruses on Time-varying Networks
Oct
16
2019
2:00 pm
Helder Nakaya
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
Integrative Biology Applied to Neglected Infectious Diseases
Oct
15
2019
2:00 pm
Pedro Rodríguez
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
Political Semantics: Methods and Applications in the Study of Meaning for Political Science
Oct
09
2019
2:00 pm
Giancarlo Ruffo
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
Divided We Stand: Methods and Tools to Represent, Understand, and Analyze a Digital Society
Oct
07
2019
10:30 am
Bruno Ribeiro
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
Unearthing the Relationship Between Graph Neural Networks and Matrix Factorization
Oct
03
2019
2:00 pm
Mary Elizabeth Sutherland
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
How Nature will make a systematic investment of effort into the social sciences
Oct
02
2019
12:00 pm
Jamie Settle
Visiting Speaker
Visiting Speaker
Frenemies: How Social Media Polarizes America
Talk recording available
Mar
27
2019
Mark Newman
Patterns and surprises in rich but noisy network data
Jan
18
2019
Jure Leskovec
Deep Learning on Graphs
Apr
03
2018
László Lovász
Hyperfiniteness, a decomposition principle for networks
Apr
02
2018
Duncan Watts
Computational Social Science: Exciting Progress and Future Challenges
Jan
29
2018
Boleslaw K. Szymanski
Failures, Dynamics, Evolution and Control of the Global Risk Network
Nov
30
2017
Sidney Redner
Densification, Emergent Modularity, and Related Mysteries of Complex Networks
Nov
15
2017
Mario Small
Understanding Personal Networks: The Limits of Big Data and the Perils of Common Sense
Sep
25
2017
Nicholas Christakis
Social Network Experiments
Jun
12
2017
Neo Martinez
Synthesizing Ecology with Ecological Networks
Apr
24
2017
Danielle Bassett
The Network Architecture of Human Thought
Mar
29
2017
Sandra González-Bailón
Networks and the Unintended Consequences of Communication
Feb
03
2017
Michael Macy
Can We At Least Agree on Science?
Dec
09
2016
David Jensen
Inferring Causal Models of Complex Relational and Dynamic Systems
Apr
28
2016
Jon Kleinberg
Network Models for Long-Range Planning with Behavioral Biases
Apr
12
2016
Lise Getoor
Collective Graph Identification
Unless otherwise noted, all NetSI talks and events take place at the Institute.‍
177 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA 02215

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Conferences and workshops
Events at NetSI
Past events
Jun
Jun
22
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Jul
3
22
2020
SINSA2020: Summer Institute in Network Science and its Applications

NetSI is hosting a summer institute with eight network science courses offered over two weeks. The 2020 Summer Institute in Network Science and its Applications (SINSA) will be a two-week long program offering (8) short, intensive courses that explore fundamental network science and special applications of network approaches.

Oct
25
25
-
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
19
19
-
21
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.

NetSI talks: on the road
Past talks

Dec
13
Chia-Hung Yang
Network Thinking Applied to Modeling of Biological Evolution: From Gene Regulatory Circuits to the Transition Space of Genotypes
Network Thinking Applied to Modeling of Biological Evolution: From Gene Regulatory Circuits to the Transition Space of Genotypes
Dissertation Proposal
On campus
NetSI on the road
Network Science Institute
177 Huntington Ave
Nov
22
Xindi Wang
Social Systems and Machine Learning: From Book Publishing to Fairness
Social Systems and Machine Learning: From Book Publishing to Fairness
Dissertation Proposal
On campus
NetSI on the road
Network Science Institute
177 Huntington Ave
Nov
22
Leonardo Torres
Geometric Aspects of Complex Networks and Graph Mining: Distances, Embeddings, and Perturbations
Geometric Aspects of Complex Networks and Graph Mining: Distances, Embeddings, and Perturbations
Dissertation Proposal
On campus
NetSI on the road
Network Science Institute
177 Huntington Ave
Nov
08
Ronald Robertson
Way Forward in the Age of Algorithms
Way Forward in the Age of Algorithms
Panel Discussion
On campus
NetSI on the road
Harvard Graduate School of Education
13 Appian Way, Cambridge
Oct
28
Nick Beauchamp
Trajectories of Hate: Mapping the Development of Racism and Misogyny On Social Media
Trajectories of Hate: Mapping the Development of Racism and Misogyny On Social Media
Talk
On campus
NetSI on the road
Northeastern CSSH
909 Renaissance Park, Boston
Oct
22
Brooke Foucault Welles
#HashtagActivism: Networks of Race and Gender Justice
#HashtagActivism: Networks of Race and Gender Justice
Book Discussion
On campus
NetSI on the road
Northeastern Alumni Center
716 Columbus Ave, Boston
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