The “CSS" team gathers an interdisciplinary group of researchers at @CentreMarcBloch at the interface between social sciences and computational sciences.
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Computational social science team at CMB retweeted
New paper out (with @camcam) 🥳
Want to understand how your network's metadata relate to its block structure? Check out our 'metablox' tool! @CommsPhys
"Quantifying metadata relevance to network block structure using description length" 🧵(1/5)
nature.com/articles/s42005-0…
One of our articles of 2023 by @telmonet and @camcam! Have a look at the results presented in this thread!
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The CSS Team Winter Symposium takes place tomorrow! Join us to discover our research topics and enjoy a slice of pizza afterwards🍕
We are happy to announce the CSS Team Winter Symposium! The event will take place on 12.12, 2-6pm, at @CentreMarcBloch. After 6pm, there will be time for discussions, for which — in usual CSS seminar style — we will provide drinks and food. More infos: cmb.huma-num.fr/css-team-win…
We are happy to announce the CSS Team Winter Symposium! The event will take place on 12.12, 2-6pm, at @CentreMarcBloch. After 6pm, there will be time for discussions, for which — in usual CSS seminar style — we will provide drinks and food. More infos: cmb.huma-num.fr/css-team-win…
We are thrilled at Lena's first published paper!
Still can't quite believe my first ever paper (together with @camcam) has been accepted by @PhysRevE !
"Generative models for two-ground-truth partitions in networks" 🧵 (1/6) journals.aps.org/pre/abstrac…
Final reminder that this will be happening tomorrow @CentreMarcBloch 🙃
See you there!
We are back next Wednesday (12th July) for our CSS-seminar @CentreMarcBloch.
This time we are excited to host Massimo Airoldi (@massimoairoldi) who will present his talk -
'Taste boundaries & techno-social reproduction'.
Join us in-person, 5-6pm!
We are back next Wednesday (12th July) for our CSS-seminar @CentreMarcBloch.
This time we are excited to host Massimo Airoldi (@massimoairoldi) who will present his talk -
'Taste boundaries & techno-social reproduction'.
Join us in-person, 5-6pm!
Reminder for tomorrow's seminar session with Martin Gerlach (@Wikimedia), 5-6pm - followed by some food and drinks :) Looking forward to seeing you there!
Join us next Wednesday (7 June) at @CentreMarcBloch for our next CSS seminar. We are excited to welcome Martin Gerlach (@Wikimedia) and hear about his work: 'Going down the rabbit hole: Understanding information seeking in Wikipedia'. See you there!
Join us next Wednesday (7 June) at @CentreMarcBloch for our next CSS seminar. We are excited to welcome Martin Gerlach (@Wikimedia) and hear about his work: 'Going down the rabbit hole: Understanding information seeking in Wikipedia'. See you there!
The last paper by one of our team members, @jeremprx is out! Here are the main results:
Really happy to publish "Design Indirections: How Designers Find Their Ways in Shaping Algorithmic Systems" in CSCW journal, written with my fantastic colleagues @nolwennmaudet @KarlPineau @e_mln_e and @aurelient > link.springer.com/article/10…
Have a look at the CSS seminar programme for more info on tomorrow's session and a preview for what else we have planned later in the year! Looking forward to seeing you at one of our sessions :)
cmb.huma-num.fr/css-seminar/
Join us for tomorrow's CSS seminar (10 May, 5pm)! We're excited to welcome Felix Gaisbauer (fgaisbauer.com/), (@JWI_Berlin and @mpiMathSci). He will present his work "Voice and silence in public debate on Twitter, and a glimpse beyond".
Join us for tomorrow's CSS seminar (10 May, 5pm)! We're excited to welcome Felix Gaisbauer (fgaisbauer.com/), (@JWI_Berlin and @mpiMathSci). He will present his work "Voice and silence in public debate on Twitter, and a glimpse beyond".
Join our next seminar session next Tuesday (25 April, 5pm) at @CentreMarcBloch ! We're excited to welcome @_mohsen_m, who will talk about 'Understanding and reducing the spread of misinformation online'.
More info: cmb.huma-num.fr/css-seminar/
Computational social science team at CMB retweeted
Join us Apr 19 @ 4pm CET for a @CIVICA_Research webinar with Pablo Barbera @p_barbera (Meta & USC): the new Meta framework for research collaborations and experiments measuring social media impact on elections.
Link below!
socialdatascience.network/sp…
Computational social science team at CMB retweeted
You can now submit abstracts for #EUSN2023 in Ljubljana, September 4-8.
@camcam, Nikita Basov, and I are organizing a session on "Networks, Culture, Interaction". If you're interested in joining us, submit your abstract in the submission system and indicate so in the comment.
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Welcome to Jeanne Bruneau–Bongard! Student normalienne at @ENSdeLyon, she studied Mathematics and Cognitive Science. During her internship, she will investigate the role of social structures on the shift of syntactic-semantic patterns on #Wikipedia Discussion Pages.
Remember to join us at 5pm today at @CentreMarcBloch - we'll be joined by Michael Mäs from @KITKarlsruhe and we're excited for the discussions over some food and drinks after his talk!
Next Tuesday (14/03) we are excited to hear Michael Mäs (@KITKarlsruhe) speak about "When intuition fails: the complex effects of assimilative and repulsive influence on opinion polarization." - join our CSS seminar at 5pm!
A new EU-funded project starts today! #AI4TRUST, focused on AI- and human-in-the-loop-based approaches to detect & characterize the production and spread/adoption of fake/dubious information, involving our team, @CSO_SciencesPo and @CrestUmr at @CNRS + 16 other EU partners
#AI4TRUST #fakenews
Kick-off Meeting TOMORROW!
Find out more 👉 bit.ly/3SYFn7n
🆕 🇪🇺 project lead by @FBK_research
Principal Investigator @ricgallotti @chub_fbk
Focus: AI-based-technologies for trustworthy solutions against #Disinformation
@CORDIS_EU #factchecking
For more details and upcoming speakers, check out our CSS Seminar programme cmb.huma-num.fr/css-seminar/ !
Next Tuesday (14/03) we are excited to hear Michael Mäs (@KITKarlsruhe) speak about "When intuition fails: the complex effects of assimilative and repulsive influence on opinion polarization." - join our CSS seminar at 5pm!
Next Tuesday (14/03) we are excited to hear Michael Mäs (@KITKarlsruhe) speak about "When intuition fails: the complex effects of assimilative and repulsive influence on opinion polarization." - join our CSS seminar at 5pm!