ICTeCollective

ICTeCollective of BECS, Aalto University together with Nokia Research Center
warmly welcomes you to join this symposium bringing high profile academic
and industry experts together to discuss the latest insights in research and
innovation on social networking.

Venue:	Otaniemi campus, F-building, Otakaari 3, Auditorium F239a.
	Aalto University (Helsinki, Finland)

THE GREATEST EXPERIMENT BEGINS

Your role in the quest to decode human behaviour

by Mark Buchanan in New Scientist (24 July 2010)

Oxford ICTeCollective Project Meeting
- 15-16 March 2010

Public talks:

Prof Robin Dunbar (UOXF):
Phoning home: keeping in touch in social networks 4.3MB

Dr Jukka-Pekka Onnela (UOXF, Harvard):
The spontaneous emergence of social influence in online systems 2.4MB

Dr Jari SaramÃ¤ki (Aalto):
Dynamics of communication: in a mobile phone social network 4.7MB

Dr Santo Fortunato (ISI):
Popularity dynamics on the Web and Wikipedia 4.7MB

Latest Publications

Márton Karsai, Kimmo Kaski, Albert-László Barabási and János Kertész:
Universal features of correlated bursty behaviour, Nature Sci . Rep. 2 397 (2012)

Vasyl Palchykov, Kimmo Kaski, János Kertész, Albert-László Barabási and Robin I. M. Dunbar:
Sex differences in intimate relationships, Nature Sci. Rep. 2 370 (2012)

Andrea Lancichinetti, Santo Fortunato:
Consensus clustering in complex networks, Nature Sci. Rep. < span style="font-weight: bold;">2 336 (2012)

Seventh Framework Programme The ICTeCollective project is a part of the Future and Emerging Technologies Open Scheme (FET-Open) of the 7th Framework Program. FET-Open is a roots-up approach for exploring promising visionary ideas that can contribute to challenges of long term importance for Europe. The scheme stimulates non-conventional targeted exploratory research cutting across all disciplines and acts as a harbour for exploring and nurturing new research trends and helping them mature in emerging research communities.

Dissemination

Significant Gender Differences in Intimate Relationships

Cell Phone Study Shows Evolving Lifetime Relationships in Men and Women

Õsi ösztönt követve mobilozunk

Telefondaten zeigen: Matriarchat im Vormarsch Frauen aktiver in Partnerfindung und Beziehungserhalt

Mothers prefer daughters over husbands as they get older

As women grow older, daughter becomes the favorite

Phone data shows romance 'driven by women'

I just called...to ask about my grandkids

Patchy communication

Just one of the croud?

Fisici bestiali (Beastly physicists)

Il fisico che studia le masse (The physicist that studies the masses)

Complex Dymanics of Human Interactions

How citation boosts promote scientific paradigm shifts and Nobel Prizes

Round table discussion on human dynamics in the Hungarian public television MR1

Wikipedia coverage of our work on edit war

Model describes Web page popularity

Study of 50 million Facebook users shows our 'herding instinct' turns on and off

Facebook app downloads show unique 'bandwagon effect'

Networks: Online peer-pressure threshold

Herding instinct 'seen on Facebook'

Vorlieben kÃ¶nnen ansteckend sein

Virtual lemmings

Popularity contest

The price of love? Losing two of your closest friends

The price of love: two friends

Falling in love costs you friends

Trovi l'amore, perdi due amici ecco l'equazione dei rapporti

Il prezzo di un nuovo amore? La perdita di due cari amici

Your friends have been counted - they are less than 150

Interview with Prof Robin Dunbar

Social networks - from science to technology Dissemination meeting - 9 September 2010

THE GREATEST EXPERIMENT BEGINS

Your role in the quest to decode human behaviour

Oxford ICTeCollective Project Meeting - 15-16 March 2010

Latest Publications

Social networks - from science to technology
Dissemination meeting - 9 September 2010

Oxford ICTeCollective Project Meeting
- 15-16 March 2010