Day 2 of the International Pandemic Sciences Conference featured:
✅ A dedicated breakfast for those early in their career
✅ Interdisciplinary discussions on #Nipah virus
✅ Poster and oral presentations.
Take a look back at our Day 2 highlights
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#PandemicSciences24
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Many social relationships are short-lived, but little is known about the factors that affect their emergence and duration. Our new paper https://t.co/clx5OdINPK with @MailunZ, @simonecent, @Sam_GB_Roberts, @brulepri, and @lopezmodeler examines these factors.
5/5 Overall these results suggest that transient alters are an important part of people’s social networks, with alters with a longer lifetime receiving a greater volume of calls early in the relationship and consistent findings across three countries
4/5 The eventual lifetime of these alters can be predicted from the volume of communication in the early part of the relationship (between 30 and 60 days), suggesting a ‘sorting process’ early in the relationship of alters with different lifetimes
3/5 Across all three countries, the volume of communication to groups of transient alters is stable over the lifetime of the alter, with those relationships that last longer (a long lifetime) receiving a greater call volume than those with a short lifetime
2/5 Some social relationships only last a short time, but how do communication patterns in these relationships change over their lifetime. In this new @SciReports paper we examined these 'transient alters' using mobile data from UK, US and Italy
What an honor to receive the @LASACONGRESS Premio Iberoamericano Book Award for my @Penguinlibrosco book #FronterasRojas! Watch the award ceremony at 33:27 for a brief summary: https://t.co/EFkwJQjmGz or join the panel today at 12pm PT/8pm BST for my talk on the book!
Congratulations to my student @unchitta_kan for being featured in @GMU_COS for her recent work on family availability as a function of population and location in the US https://t.co/rpdYrcmVl4
Congratulations to @AnnetteIdler co-winner of @APSAtweets International Security section 2021 Best Article award. #APSA2021#APSA21 Read article free for limited time https://t.co/6hNzJlAtAM
About 43% of the articles published in leading economic journals are authored by scholars connected to one editor at the time of the publication.
Via @a_baronca
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We’re very proud to call Stephen Hawking an alumnus of Oxford, and enormously saddened by his passing. Our thoughts are with his family. He reminded us all to “be curious”, for there is “always something you can do and succeed at”.
Postdoctoral Research positions at Soft Matter Group in Cambridge's Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP). Details are here: https://t.co/Y6LviQ9oPq