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Kate Coronges
Executive Director of the Network Science Institute
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communication patterns, dynamics of teams, network science, social structure
Mauricio Santillana
Professor and Director of MIGHTE at the Network Science Institute
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coastal flooding, COVID-19, disease modeling, human mobility, machine learning, Nanomaterial sorbents for water treatment, network science, population dynamics, Transformation of water pollutants
Tina Eliassi-Rad
Associate Professor of Computer Science
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617-373-6475
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COVID-19, data mining, ethics and artificial intelligence, machine learning, network science
Matteo Chinazzi
Research Associate
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computational epidemiology, coronavirus, COVID-19, Mapping, network science, Travel
Nicholas Beauchamp
Associate Professor of Political Science
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617.373.2796
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campaign advertising, Caucus, Election 2020, Elections, midterm elections, modeling political deliberation, network science, Nevada, online communication, political methodology, State of the Union, US politics, use of digital techniques and evolution of ideas over social media
Brooke Foucault Welles
Professor of Communication Studies
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617.373.5517
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children/adolescents & media, computational social science, computer-mediated communication, design research, network science, social network analysis
Edmund Yeh
Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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future internet architecture, network science, smart power grids, wireless communication and networking
Alessandro Vespignani
Sternberg Distinguished Professor of Physics, Computer Science and Health Sciences
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"big data" analysis, coronavirus, COVID-19, epidemics, forecasting how diseases and epidemics spread, Mapping, network science, pandemic, social and technological networks, Travel, Variants
David Lazer
Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Computer and Information Sciences
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617.329.1010
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COVID-19, Election 2020, governance, how the patterns of institutional relations yield functional or dysfunctional systems, midterm elections, network science, Novavax, pandemic, Political science, public health, Resiliency, social networks, technology and its use in communication, Twitter and mood of the nation, Variants
Albert-László Barabási
Robert Gray Dodge Professor of Network Science, Distinguished University Professor of Physics, Director of the Center for Complex Network Research
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617.373.7774
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COVID-19, Google, human mobility, network science, predictability, social and technological networks, spreading of mobile viruses, theoretical condensed matter physics