🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

Our new paper on business transaction and ownership networks with Sándor Juhász & Rebeka O'Szabo is out in the Network Science journal. bit.ly/3PY507d My view on this paper is that we analyse the micro-level building blocks of a nation-wide network. (1/2)

Do you want to join these happy pizza lovers at Center for Collective Learning? Apply by 15th of February as a postdoc working in my new computational inequalities group in the beautiful city of Budapest: tinyurl.com/bp8hsd

Multiple Postdoc positions in Budapest, with Orsi Vasarhelyi, César A. Hidalgo, Johannes Wachs centerforcollectivelearning.org/jobs

Very cool! Kellogg Insight (Kellogg School) featured our Research Policy study. People learn less when #collaborating across distance. How does this relate to work-from-home #wfh? Together with hyejin youn. The University of Hong Kong Hkufb HKU Geography insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/could-…

The Center for Collective Learning seminar series is back. This year, our opening speaker will be Linda Argote from CMU, one of the most influential scholars in organizational learning. Linda will be discussing recent work on transactive memory (knowledge of who knows what). The

Today was my first day at Center for Collective Learning at Corvinus University of Budapest as a postdoctoral research fellow in Budapest! Excited to dive into new projects and contribute to the research community here, alongside César A. Hidalgo and his team. Grateful for this opportunity! #AcademicTwitter

🌎 Apply now for the 2024 Complexity Global School and dive deep into complex methods in economics & governance. Join thinkers from across the Americas for this 12-day program happening at both SFI & TREES July 21 - Aug 3. App closes April 8th! ow.ly/hj3T50QFl50

🚀Be a #postdoc 🚀at Center for Collective Learning Corvinus University of Budapest and work with me on #organizational learning and team dynamics (escape rooms) in an amazing community and wonderful city of Budapest! 📅 Deadline: March 28 🔗 Apply now: uni-corvinus.hu/ind/career-opp… Thanks for sharing!

***New Paper*** Many of you are familiar with urban scaling, the idea that outcomes such as innovation and crime grow super-linearly with city size. But what if I told you that the "network of cities" was better at explaining some of these outcomes? In a new paper led by

❗️Exciting opportunity for anyone with a curiosity for understanding the complexities of the economy - a day-long Summer School course led by Cesar Hidalgo. Find out more at the following link➡️: uni-corvinus.hu/post/event/sum…

Have you played the Wikipedia navigation game? And, are you any good at it? In this new paper Manran Zhu from CCL together with Taha Yasseri and Janos Kertesz asked hundreds of people to play the "Wikipedia navigation game:" an online competition where you must navigate from

The Center for Collective Learning (CCL) is proud to announce the First Conference on Economic Complexity that will take place at #Corvinus between 10-12 July 2024. ⏰ Extended abstract submission deadline: 19 April, 2024 👉 uni-corvinus.hu/post/event/con…

**New DataViz Project** Curious about academic impact? Tired of rankings? Today we are introducing Rankless (rankless.org) a new data exploration platform that can help you explore the academic impact of thousands of universities. All universities produce impact that

The wait is over! The Conference on Economic Complexity (CEC) program is live! 195 people have already registered to attend. Will you join us in Budapest on July 10, 11, and 12? complexity.world/program #CEC2024 Corvinus University of Budapest

CCL's very own Chiara Zappalà and Manran Zhu are presenting their work at Conference on Complex Systems this week in Exeter, UK! 🚀You can also check out our colleagues, Zsofi Zador, Luca Gallo, Gergő Pintér and Máté Mizsák from the ANETI Lab presenting their most recent projects.

📢New paper in PNAS! How rich was Vienna at the time of Mozart or Tuscany at the time of Michelangelo? Historical GDPs per capita are scarce, leaving this unanswered. Here, we provide new estimates using machine learning to augment historical GDPs per capita. /1 🧵

New PNAS paper. Historical GDP per capita data is scarce, but data on the places of birth, death, and occupations of famous individuals is abundant. In this paper we estimate the historical GDP per capita of hundreds of regions in Europe and North America using a machine learning

Today, the Nobel prize recognized the work of Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson. In a recent paper, we reproduce their classic Atlantic trade result when validating our machine learning derived historical estimates of GDP per capita.

Ever wondered how social bots impact activism? 🤖🌍 Check out our new study rdcu.be/dZle5 nature Scientific Reports with Linda Li & @balazsvedres ! We found that bots push neutral or positive users to view Extinction Rebellion UK 🌍 more negatively See details below! ⬇️

Interested in the latest developments on economic complexity? This year's CEC will be held in the beautiful city of Toulouse. We have two amazing Keynotes Corinne Autant-Bernard & Ernest Miguelez, and a half-week packed with activities, starting with a one day Summer School