The bacteria in your gut depend on where you are in the social network.
And the microbes within us treat our social networks as the extended environment in which they thrive. They can spread from person to person.
New #HNL work out today in @Nature. 1/
Lovely news! #TaiwanTravelogue by Yang Shuang-zi (author) and Lin King (translator), have won the 2024 #NationalBookAwards for Translated Literature! A first for Taiwan.
Do podcasts play a decisive role in politics? This fascinating new paper maps the ecosystem using a large database of podcast transcripts from 2020. My first take away: politics is dwarfed by entertainment (not unlike social media): https://t.co/QVyxWUN551
Computational social science is an emerging field. Given its interdisciplinary nature, CSS researchers are distributed across varied departments, and it is hard to search for faculty/program in graduate application. Therefore, we create this open doc:
https://t.co/THhAhaSpw3
With @mnlnchn and @WayneLe69270395, we focus on the health professionals’ tweets regarding COVID-19. We raise the concern about the politicization of tweets—political agendas and opinions may influence the public through health communication. https://t.co/xW8OD0xwY7
Besides sharing my work at #ASA2023, I also got the chance to listen to my idols presenting, reach out to the prof from my dream phd program that I want to apply to this year, and connect with other Taiwanese sociologists at this reception. So incredible for these five days☺️🤩
Really appreciate this opportunity to share my bachelor thesis, “How can peer pressure enhance cooperation? Using Agent-based modeling for social simulations” today at #ASA2023
How can we use data science to solve social problems? My "Data Science and Society" course at Duke University is once again fully open-source, with new material coming throughout the semester: https://t.co/9nYxTajTN9 Class website: https://t.co/E8JrCNzdqu
Homophily is the principle that we like people who are like ourselves, and it is a powerful force in explaining how society is structured. This paper shows it goes deeper than skin: You are more likely to be friends with people who literally think like you https://t.co/qbB3PXmbcO