“Connections, Connections: Student Research in Social Systems at UM”

March 31, 2020July 28, 2023

It is a pleasure to invite you to “Connections, Connections: Student Research in Social Systems @ UM” a Flash Talks and Networking Symposium organized by the IDSC Social Systems Informatics Members. Social informatics includes modeling big behavioral data to understand human and non-human social interaction. Students working in psychology, education, geography, public health, or architecture; students studying sociality in model organisms; or students working on method development through computer science, mathematics, physics and engineering, may fall under the Social Systems Informatics umbrella.

This event offers an opportunity for post-doc, graduate (and advanced undergraduate) students across campuses to connect, share their research, and network with each other and with invited faculty.

Friday, September 21, 2018 | 4:00-6:00 PM
Ungar Building, Room 230C-D | RSVP Now

Agenda

Ice breaker
Five-minute student flash talks (6x)
Networking

Guide for Presenters

We are calling all students who would like to present a flash talk. Presentations are maximum 5 minutes, followed by up to 5 minutes of questions. You may prepare a slide deck with a maximum of 5 slides. If interested in attending or presenting, please register.

Important dates for presenters:

9/14 Deadline to Register to be a Presenter
9/19 Presentation Slides Submission Deadline
9/21 Date of Presentation

For any questions regarding the event, please contact us at ccsengagement@miami.edu

We look forward to seeing you at Connections, Connections: Student Research in Social Systems @ UM. This event is free and open to UM Faculty, Staff, and Students.

Location

The Leonard and Jayne Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy
Arthur A. Ungar Building, Room 230C-D
1365 Memorial Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

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Gigabytes for Good

Friday, 11/1/2019, 3-4:30 PM | Otto G. Richter Library 3rd Floor Conference Room, 1300 Memorial Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

Can data science promote opportunity, equality, and equity?
Hear from three distinguished speakers focused on research that addresses these issues.

Please RSVP

This event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.

Nick Petersen

Assistant Professor, Sociology, College of Arts & Sciences
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Robert Latham

Associate Director, School of Law’s Children & Youth Law Clinic
Robert utilizes data science to uncover disturbing and promising patterns of use in Florida’s foster care System.

Lynn K. Perry

Assistant Professor, Psychology, College of Arts & Sciences
Lynn uses automated measures of speech in social contact to facilitate the language development of bilingual children with disabilities.

This lecture is part of a series presented by the Center for Computational Science Social Systems Informatics (SSI) group. SSI focuses on understanding of the nature of social interaction using the techniques and methods of data science. For more information, visit ccs.miami.edu/ssi, email ccs@miami.edu, or call 305.243.4962.

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On Friday, September 21st, the CCS Social Systems Informatics program hosted graduate students and postdocs from across the University for an afternoon of networking and flash presentations of their research, at an event titled “Connections, Connections: Student Research in Social Systems @ UM”. A program created in 2015, Social Systems Informatics is about modeling (big) behavioral data to understand human and non-human social interactions. Read more “Report on Student Social Systems Flash Talks” →

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Tag: Social Systems Informatics