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KMi invites external speakers to present their work to the lab. We also welcome approaches from researchers who are interested to present their work. Please contact either the KMi staff member who is working in your field, or the seminars coordinator, Anna De Liddo.
Events take place at the KMi Podium (Berrill Building, 4th Floor North) unless otherwise stated.
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Future Events
Acknowledgement Lag, Impact, and Community Formation: Data-Driven Approaches for Describing Research Outcomes
Publication and funder data are rich sources of insight into the research behaviors of scientists. Particularly when these data are harmonized from across systems, we are able to gain understanding of such phenomenon as disciplinary...
Organisation: Assistant Professor Librarian, University of Tennessee Libraries
Webcast time: 11:30
Webcast date: Monday 28 January 2019
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Participation and Human-Computer Interaction
I have explored how SIGCHI research community have explored themes that are political. I conducted thematical analysis of the research community to highlight how broad the topic can be. Following this, I seek to explore the...
Organisation: Aalto University, Department of Computer Science
Webcast time: 11:30
Webcast date: Wednesday 23 January 2019
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Past Events
Social behavior and the spread of disease in animal populations
The study of relationships within animal groups has provided many insights into the nature of social behavior. Despite this, finding a reliable measure of sociality that can be used to compare animal systems is an ongoing challenge. While...
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Webcast date: Monday 10 December 2018
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A gentle introduction to Community Finding Detection Algorithms
Social Mining and Community Finding methods can be seen as a particular application domain of Big Data, Data Mining and Machine Learning areas. The interest in Community Finding Problems on Social Networks (SN) have experienced an increasing...
Organisation: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Webcast date: Friday 30 November 2018
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Cobra, Piranha, and Other Deadly Animals: An Overview of Publication Mining Research at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
From the award-winning Piranha text analytics tool to the Cobra Publication Management System used to track publications from the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility (home of the world’s fastest supercomputer for open science...
Organisation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Webcast date: Monday 29 October 2018
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Knowledge-Powered Model Integration in Environmental and Social Sciences: Challenges and Solutions
Environmental and social scientists rely on observational data to accurately model natural processes and human activities around the globe. Since these processes and activities do not occur in isolation, it is required to forecast how they...
Organisation: University of Southern California
Webcast date: Friday 26 October 2018
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Machine learning and natural language processing for humanitarian response: a view from the field
Drawing on real-life case studies from Nepal, Indonesia, and Kenya, I will provide an overview of how crowdsourced and social media data are used or ignored in humanitarian response and the challenges they pose for practitioners. Designed in...
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Webcast date: Wednesday 17 October 2018
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