Phd Proposal seminar- Mahin Raissi
Mahin Raissi gave her PhD proposal seminar on Social influence in social media: Social influence in online social networks and successful ageing in Australia.
Mahin Raissi gave her PhD proposal seminar on Social influence in social media: Social influence in online social networks and successful ageing in Australia.
Robert Ackland gave the following presentations:
A/Professor Robert Ackland has been appointed a founding member of the Science Council of the Web Foundation's Web Index project. The Web Index will assess the political, economic and social impact of the Web, allowing for comparisons of trends over time and benchmarking performance across countries.
Hai Liang and Lingfei Wu, visiting PhD students from the Web Mining Lab at the City University of Hong Kong, presented at the Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation's (CSIRO) IR and Friends seminar series. Hai presented on "Public expression in web forums: Struct
Hai Liang and Lingfei Wu, visiting PhD students from the Web Mining Lab at the City University of Hong Kong, presented at the ADSRI seminar. Hai presented on "The structure of public expression and issue rise: Participation heterogeneity, concentration,
Robert Ackland attended the Third International Workshop on Network Theory: Web Science Meets Network Science.The workshop was organised by the Science of Networks in Communities (SONIC) Laboratory, NU, the
Robert Ackland gave a presentation at the HC Coombs Policy Forum on Social Media, Privacy and Security titled Web 2.0: Context, Uptake and Implications.The HC Coombs Policy Forum at the ANU, in conjunction with Charles Sturt University, held a high-level, invitation-
Robert Ackland and Jiaying Zhao from Australian Demographic and Social Research Institute gave the following presentations on online social networks and hyperlink analysis using VOSON at the 2010 ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference:
Dr Paul Henman (University of Queensland), Dr Robert Ackland and Professor Helen Margetts (Oxford University) have received an Australian Research Council Discovery Grant of $300,000 over three years for their project "The institutional structure of e-government: a cross-policy, cro
Figure: Old VOSON Project website - decommissioned in September 2010We upgraded the VOSON Project website!