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
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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!