Welcome to Noé Durandard! He just joined the team for an internship with a focus on on leveraging graph-embedding methods within a network symbolic regression pipeline! cmb.huma-num.fr/welcome-to-noe…

[📝] « Codes et algorithmes au prisme des sciences sociales : comment l’informatique s’écrit ? » 🔍Un nouvel article a été publié sur notre #LaboSoNum, retrouvez-le ici ⤵ labo.societenumerique.gouv.fr/fr/articles/co…

Join our next seminar session next Thursday (8 Dec, 5pm) at Centre Marc Bloch ! We're excited to welcome Elisa Omodei, who will talk about 'Computational approaches to monitor food insecurity: challenges and opportunities'.

In the LLM-science discussion, I see a common misconception that science is a thing you do and that writing about it is separate and can be automated. I’ve written over 300 scientific papers and can assure you that science writing can’t be separated from science doing. Why? 1/18

2011 — Software is eating the world. 2022 — AI is eating software. The most interesting trends, papers, and observations you may have missed in AI for 2022. (read on)

🚨We're hiring!🚨 Professor of Data Science for the common good (open rank) Hertie School Hertie School Data Science Lab. We're a diverse, international community in the ❤️ of Berlin. Job ad 👉 apply.interfolio.com/119221 Five reasons why you should apply: /🧵

We are organizing the 1st conference in European Polarization with Sciences Po, LSE, CEU and Bocconi. A broad scope of approaches and disciplines are welcome ! Call for contributions are open ! 👇 civica.eu/fileadmin/PDFs…

Vernissage "Les voie.es.x de la carte : Tonkörper Berlin" am 10.01. (18h) am @IFKudamm. Die kollektive Ausstellung setzt kartographische Arbeiten zu Berlin mit einer Klangskulptur aus Interviews, literarischen Texten und Stadtgeräuschen in Beziehung.

Next Tuesday (Jan 31), Laetitia Gauvin is joining us to speak about 'The use of digital traces to study human mobility' - we are excited to welcome her and to see you there (Centre Marc Bloch at 5pm)! More info: cmb.huma-num.fr/css-seminar

Want do to a PhD in Network Science? We are offering 5 fully funded fellowships to study at CEU Department of Network & Data Science, in Vienna, Austria! 🇦🇹 Application deadline is February 1st, 2023. (Next Wednesday!) More information: networkdatascience.ceu.edu/phd-program-ne…

For more details and upcoming speakers, check out our CSS Seminar programme cmb.huma-num.fr/css-seminar/ !

You can now submit abstracts for #EUSN2023 in Ljubljana, September 4-8. Camille Roth @camcom.bsky.social, Nikita Basov, and I are organizing a session on "Networks, Culture, Interaction". If you're interested in joining us, submit your abstract in the submission system and indicate so in the comment.

Join our next seminar session next Tuesday (25 April, 5pm) at Centre Marc Bloch ! We're excited to welcome Mohsen Mosleh, who will talk about 'Understanding and reducing the spread of misinformation online'. More info: cmb.huma-num.fr/css-seminar/

Join us for tomorrow's CSS seminar (10 May, 5pm)! We're excited to welcome Felix Gaisbauer (fgaisbauer.com), (Weizenbaum-Institut and MPI for Mathematics in the Sciences). He will present his work "Voice and silence in public debate on Twitter, and a glimpse beyond".

Reminder for tomorrow's seminar session with Martin Gerlach (Wikimedia Foundation), 5-6pm - followed by some food and drinks :) Looking forward to seeing you there!

👨‍💼CREST Sociology is HIRING! 👩‍💼 Tenure track or associate professor level, open field! Deadline January 31, 2023! Details here: crest.science/wp-content/upl…

Still can't quite believe my first ever paper (together with Camille Roth @camcom.bsky.social) has been accepted by Physical Review E ! "Generative models for two-ground-truth partitions in networks" 🧵 (1/6) journals.aps.org/pre/abstract/1…

Come join us for the Winter Symposium of the CSS team at CMB! Dec 12, 2-6pm, followed by a buffet :)

Our first combined application of semantic hypergraphs and social network analysis is out!

New paper out (with Camille Roth @camcom.bsky.social) 🥳 Want to understand how your network's metadata relate to its block structure? Check out our 'metablox' tool! Communications Physics "Quantifying metadata relevance to network block structure using description length" 🧵(1/5) nature.com/articles/s4200…