#Twitter #Human Behavior Twitter Session Analytics: Profiling Users’ Short-Term Behavioral Changes Authors: Farshad Kooti, Esteban Moro, and Kristina Lerman Journal: Proceedings of SocInfo 2016 LINK ...
#Twitter #Social Networks El romance entre Twitter y la ciencia Nice article (in Spanish) in Yorokobu magazine about the use of Twitter in science, highlighting our work on the use of social media for rapid assessment of natural disaster management ...
#2016 2016 pictures Some pictures of different activities during this year 2016 I was invited to give a tutorial about temporal networs at the Workshop on Complex Network Mining and Analysis in Workclaw. Here we are hanging out with some of the other speakers (Bruno Goncalves and Marton Karsai) ...
"Big Data": La nueva materia prima Article in El País (in spanish) about the recent one day workshop on the public-private partnerships to exploit the power of big data in our society. Organized by El País, Vodafone Institute and DataPopAlliance. ...
#Social Media #Disaster #Twitter Rapid assessment of disaster damage using social media activity Authors: Yury Kryvasheyeu1, Haohui Chen, Nick Obradovich, Esteban Moro, Pascal Van Hentenryck, James Fowler and Manuel Cebrian Journal: Science Advances 11 Mar 2016: Vol. 2, no. 3, e1500779 (2016) LINK ...
#Fluid #Stochastic #Simulation Fully nonlinear dynamics of stochastic thin-film dewetting Authors: S. Nesic, R. Cuerno, E. Moro, and L. Kondic Journal: Physical Review E 92, 061002(R) LINK | PDF ...
#complexity #social networks Searching for someone From the “Small World Experiment” to the “Red Balloon Challenge,” and beyond ...
Interview in "El Mundo" newspaper El Mundo “Papel” Magazine published an interview with me about the uses (and abuses) of big data in research/industry. The headline is a little bit controversial, but I talk about many other things like the use of BigData in development, administrations, health and politics. ...
More people, more fun: The scaling of events in cities This is a recent article publish in Medium.com by David Martín-Corral, Manuel Cebrián and myself in which we analyze the super-scaling of touristic attraction (number of events) with population. Amazingly we found that the number of events (music/theater/sports/etc.) scales super-linearly with the population of the city. ...
