How do you spend your weekend?
On 7-9 Oct ANR-Lab has held 3rd Academic Writing Seminar.
Analysis of Unstructured Information in Social Networks
Leading Research Fellow Galina Gradoselskaya has chaired a section “Analysis of Unstructured Information in Social Networks” at the 7th Annual Conference on Methods in Social Sciences "Sociological research methods" (in memory of A. Kryshtanovsky).
New Network Analysis Section of the Conference
This year the conference will feature a new session dedicated to Network Analysis.
Welcome to our regular seminars
We are comming back after vacation and our first open seminar is Monday, September 26th
Our Research Assistant starts studying at PhD program in Northwestern University
ANR-Lab's Research Assistant Igor Zakhlebin starts this year studying Technology and Social Behavior in Northwestern University, Chikago, USA
VI International Summer School «Theory and Methods of Longitudinal Social Network Analysis» (TMSA-2016)
From August 1 to 5, ANR-Lab held the summer school "Theory and Methods of Longitudinal Social Network Analysis" in Moscow. The goal of the school was to teach students already familiar with network analysis with the features of longitudinal network analysis, which include: selection and influence models, two-mode networks, model comparison of SAOMs and ERGMs, and multi-group and meta-analysis.
Summer and longitudinal social network analysis
Christoph Stadtfeld and Per Block of ETH Zurich kept a lively pace for four full days interchanging theoretical explorations of SIENA's mathematical foundation and social network dynamics on the one hand, and practical exercises in analyzing real-world networks on the other.
Let's start vacations with random graphs
4-8 July ANR-Lab has held the summer school "Theory and methods of Exponential Random Graph Modeling”
V International Summer School «Theory and Methods of Exponential Random Graph Modeling» (TMSA-2016)
From July 4 to 8, ANR-Lab held the V International Summer School "Theory and Methods of Exponential Random Graph Modeling". The aim of the school was to teach participants already familiar with network analysis, some features of the ERGM method. The topics discussed contributed to a deeper understanding of the formation of the network and its structure by comparing all possible alternative networks.
Networks in the Global World
ANR-Lab memebers took part in the conference “Networks in the Global World-2016. Multiple Structures and Dynamics: Applications of Network Analysis to European Societies and Beyond”