Tag: science
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Social media ‘bots’ tried to influence the U.S. election. Germany may be next.
14 September 2017
Authors: ComProp
Lisa-Maria Neudert was interviewed for this Science Magazine story on bots and the German election. Germany seemed a good place to try. The German parliament’s network was hacked in ...
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What Happened to our Academic Culture?
23 August 2017
Authors: Bill Dutton
Universities – along with their centers, departments, and colleges – vary greatly in the vibrancy of their respective academic culture (intellectual climate). Nevertheless, no university can be complacent about ...
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Collective Memory in the Digital Age
9 April 2017
Authors: Taha Yasseri
We finished our project on Collective Memory in the Digital Age: Understanding “Forgetting” on the Internet last summer, but our last paper just came out on Science Advances last week. The paper, titled “The ...
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Science: “Important series of creatively and rigorously researched insights”
1 March 2016
Authors: Taha Yasseri
Arnout van de Rijt reviewed Political Turbulence in Science Magazine. The review, entitled “The social revolution,” states that the book … contributes an important series of creatively and rigorously ...
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The Future of Europe is Science — and ethical foresight should be a priority
20 November 2014
Authors: Luciano Floridi
The EC recently took stock of European achievements in science, engineering, technology and innovation (SETI) during the last 10 years, at the high-level conference “The Future of Europe is Science”. ...
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