As part of the the School of Sociology Seminar series at ANU, VOSON Lab affiliate A/P Mathieu O'Neil presented the research 'Towards recognition for the digital commons: Mapping researcher contributions to software innovation'.
The XLII Social Networks Conference of the International Network for Social Network Analysis (INSNA) #Sunbelt2022 took place on July 12-16, 2022, in Cairns, Australia, providing a fully-integrated hybrid experience.
The article was recently published in the Social Networks Journal. The publication is an output of the intrenational collaboration with Dr Tommaso Venturi (Center Internet and Society of the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)), and Dr Kari De Pryck (Université Grenoble Alpes (PACTE), Grenoble, France)..
The XLII Social Networks Conference of the International Network for Social Network Analysis (INSNA) #Sunbelt2022 will be hosted in Cairns, Australia. The 2022 version includes both in-person and virtual formats.The special theme is Social Networks, Disaster Recovery and Environmental Governance in the face of Climate Change.
VOSONDash enables online data collection, and network and text analysis (including visualisation) within the same environment. These posts from the VOSON lab Code Blog compile VOSONDash
The following guides include methodological steps, examples and code, that the VOSON Lab has developed in the context of research. The focus of these guides is on complementing vosonSML functionalities and exploring methods for data collection and analysis, using other open-source R packages and software. All these guide
The VOSON Lab has developed a new open-source package: voson.tcn, an R tool to collect tweets belonging to specified threaded conversations via Early-Access Twitter API v2 and to generate networks for analysis. The Twitter API v2 pr
The project "Bots Building Bridges (3B): Theoretical, Empirical, and Technological Foundations for Systems that Monitor and Support Political Deliberation Online" -- a significant research collaboration between the ANU (VOSON Lab), the University of Bielefeld and the University College Dublin- has been granted 4-year funding by
The article "Important relationships in a multilevel world: The role of network structure in explaining closeness of relationships and access to resources in later life" authored by Dr Mahin Raissi and Rob Ackland, has been recently published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships.
