13. Juli 2023 | News | Konferenz
Das MPIDR auf der IC2S2 2023 in Kopenhagen
Unsere Kolleg*innen aus der Abteilung für Digitale und Computergestützte Demografie werden ihre Forschungsergebnisse auf der 9. International Conference on Computational Social Science in Kopenhagen (Dänemark) vom 17. bis 20. Juli 2023 präsentieren.
Die International Conference for Computational Social Science (IC2S2) findet im Mærsk Tower der Universität Kopenhagen statt. Die IC2S2 hat sich zur führenden Konferenz an der Schnittstelle von Sozial- und Computerwissenschaften entwickelt und bringt Forscher aus der ganzen Welt zusammen, die in den Bereichen Ökonomie, Soziologie, Politikwissenschaft, Psychologie, Kognitionswissenschaften, Management, Informatik, Statistik und dem gesamten Spektrum der Natur- und angewandten Wissenschaften daran arbeiten, die soziale Welt durch große Datenmengen und Berechnungen zu verstehen.
Die diesjährige IC2S2 findet im Mærsk Tower der Universität Kopenhagen statt. © iStockphoto.com/olli0815
Teilnemer*innen des MPIDR
Aliakbar Akbaritabar, Andres F. Castro Torres, Vincent Lariviere, Cassidy R. Sugimoto: A global bibliometric perspective on the social structure of science [105]
Session 4C: "Science of science II" - July 19, 15:15, Room C (Henrik Dam Auditorium)
Aliakbar Akbaritabar, Maciej J. Dańko, Emilio Zagheni, Xinyi Zhao: Internal and international migration of scholars worldwide [110]
Session 5D: "Science of science III" - July 20, 11:15, Room D (Nielsine Nielsen Auditorium)
Athina Anastasiadou, Artem Volgin, Douglas Leasure:
War and Migration: Modeling the Russian Exodus with Digital Trace Data [659, poster board 65]
Posters - Day 3 (Atrium)
Carolina Coimbra Vieira, Ebru Sanliturk, Emilio Zagheni:
Using Wikipedia data to monitor unexpected migration events [127, poster board 39]
Posters - Day 2 (Atrium)
Carolina Coimbra Vieira, Marisa Vasconcelos:
Contrasting Global Gender Gaps in STEM interests on Facebook with Offline Gender Gap Indicators [126, poster board 38]
Posters - Day 2 (Atrium)
Chia-Jung Tsai, Robert Gordon Rinderknecht, Emilio Zagheni:
The interplay between refugee inflows and media coverage in determining attitudes towards immigrants in Germany [51]
Session 2G: "Online Discourse II" - July 18, 14:30, Room G (Classroom 13.1.63+83)
Daniela Perrotta, Tom Theile, Carlos Callejo Penalba, Kiran Garimella, Ingmar Weber, Emilio Zagheni: Characterizing High-Skilled Mobility Patterns in Europe via LinkedIn [667]
Session 4E: "Mobility and Urban Data science IV" - July 19, 14:30, Room E (Holst Auditorium)
Erick Elejalde, Victor Navarro, Loreto Bravo, Emilio Zagheni, Leo Ferres: Chile's Internal Migration Dynamics during the COVID-19 Pandemic [306]
Session 4E: "Mobility and Urban Data science IV" - July 19, 15:00, Room E (Holst Auditorium)
Erin Walk, Aliakbar Akbaritabar:
Scholarly migration and collaboration worldwide: A word embedding representation [576]
Session 4C: "Science of science II" - July 19, 15:30, Room C (Henrik Dam Auditorium)
Jisu Kim, Alina Sîrbu, Giulio Rossetti, Fosca Giannotti, Hillel Rapoport: Origin and destination attachment: study of cultural integration on Twitter [6, poster board 11]
Posters - Day 3 (Atrium)
Xinyi Zhao, Aliakbar Akbaritabar, Ridhi Kashyap, Emilio Zagheni:
Gender differences in self-promotion on Twitter among early-career researchers: Are men more likely to disseminate their first publication and benefit more? [652, poster board 5]
Posters - Day 2 (Atrium)