The sixth event of the CSS Initiative London will take place on March 26, 2018 at the London School of Economics
This is the program:
15:00 Opening
15:05 Anastasios Noulas (NYU University)
Title: Foursquare to the rescue: predicting ambulance calls across geographies
15:35 Coline Cuau (The British Museum)
Title: Invisible insights: learning from visitor conversations at the British Museum
16:05 Coffee Break
16:35 Luis E C Rocha (Greenwich University)
Title: Correlations and forecast of death tolls in the Syrian conflict
17:05 Merve Alanyali (Warwick University and Alan Turing Institute)
Title: Quantifying human behaviour using social media images
17:35 Pub!
The fifth event of the CSS Initiative London will take place on Novermber 23, 2017 at the Alan Turing Institute
This is the program:
14:00 Opening
14:05 Kenneth Benoit (LSE)
Title: The Brexit Debate Through Social Media: Topics, Arguments, Attitudes
14:45 Clementine Cottineau (UCL)
Title: What a difference an urban km2 makes?
15:30 Coffee Break
15:50 Scott Hale (Oxford, ATI)
Title: Social Data Science: New Approaches to Studying Bilingualism
16:35 Nicky Zachariou (Government Digital Service)
Title: Generating a data driven taxonomy for GOV.UK
17:10 Pub!
The fourth event of the CSS Initiative London will take place on March 27, 2017 at University College London
This is the program:
15:00 Opening
15:05 Taha Yasseri (Oxford Internet Institute)
Title: Armies of Bots and Humans in the Lab: Edit Wars in Wikipedia
15:45 James Cheshire (UCL)
Title: Data Visualisation for Big-Data
16:30 Coffee Break
16:50 Abhinav Mehrotra (UCL)
Title: Mobile Sensing for Human Behavior Modeling
17:35 Emiliano De Cristofaro (UCL)
Title: Kek, Cuks, and God Emperor Trump: A measurement Study of 4chan's Politically Incorrect Forum and its Effects on the Web
18:10 Pub!
The third event of the CSS Initiative London will take place on Nov 16, 2016 at Queen Mary University
This is the program:
15:00 Opening
15:05 Luca Aiello (Nokia Bells Lab)
Title: The quest for a good city life
15:50 Elsa Arcaute (UCL)
Title: Retriving territorial boundaries using percolation theory
16:35 Coffee Break
16:50 Giulia Iori (City University)
Title: Expectation formation in agent based models of financial, credit and goods markets
17:35 Felix Reed-Tsochas
Title: TBA
18:20 Refreshments!
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The second event of the CSS Initiative London took place on May 27, 2016 at the Oxford Internet Institute
This was the program:
14:00 Eduardo Lopez (Oxford)
Title: The Network Picture of Labor Flow
14:50 Kate Farrahi (Goldsmiths, University of London)
Title: Large-Scale Human Behavior Mining Using Smart-Phones
15:40 Coffee Break
16:00 Mason Porter (Oxford)
Title: A Simple Generative Model of Collective Online Behavior
16:50 Closing Remarks
17:00 Pub!
The first event of the CSS Initiative London took take place on February 12, 2016 at Greenwich University Stephen Lawrence Hall, Room SL106
This was the program:
15:00 Opening
15:05 Mirco Musolesi (UCL)
Title: Quantifying Human Behaviour Using Mobile Data
15:45 Guido Conaldi (Greenwich University)
Title: Who would ever have imagined? Organized anarchies and the
network dynamics of decision opportunities in an Open Source Software
project
16:25 Vito Latora (Queen Mary University)
Title: Interdisciplinarity and Funding in Modern Science
17:05 Open Discussion
17:30 Closing
17:35 Pub!