Social Network Analysis Seminar                                             

Organized jointly by Nuffield College and the Oxford Internet Institute(OII)

Hilary Term 2012

• Week 1 -- Jan 16
  Tweetin' 'bout a Revolution: The growth of the Spanish Occupy movement in an online network
  Sandra Gonzalez-Bailon - Oxford Internet Institute


• Week 2 -- Jan 23
  Modeling Influence and Selection Processes Among Adolescents: Does Time Scale Matter?
  John Light - Oregon Research Institute & Nuffield College


• Week 3 -- Jan 30
  Modeling the evolution of continuously-observed networks: Communication in a Facebook-like community
  Tore Opsahl - Imperial College London


• Week 4 -- Feb 6
  Facebook meets a situated network: To talk or not to talk, is emotion the question? Simulating an answer where
  Ilmo Van der Lowe - Dept. of Psychology, Oxford


• Week 5 -- Feb 13
  Identifying Mechanisms of Homophily Using Multiple Similarities - Empirical Evidence and Application
  Per Block - Nuffield College, Oxford


• Week 6 -- Feb 20
  The Spatial Diffusion of a pre-Internet Computer Mediated Community
  Griff Rees - Dept of Sociology, Oxford


• Week 7 -- Feb 27
  The Persistence of Social Signatures in Human Communication
  Elizabeth Leicht - SBS, Oxford


• Week 8 -- Mar 5
  A Multi-agent Based Model on Nanotechnology
  Nadine Hoser - University of Bamberg

Previous Seminars     Michaelmas Term 2011     Trinity Term 2011     Hilary Term 2011

The Social Network Analysis Seminar is organized by
Tom Snijders, Sandra Gonzalez Bailon, and Bernie Hogan