A fresh look into the dynamics of scientific collaborations
In EPJ Data Science, Alice Patania and colleagues evaluate the collaborative interactions between scientists from a new perspective.
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The power of novel data to understand political sentiment
In the aftermath of recent (and surprising) election results, it became evident that poll results do not tell the whole story about voters'… Read more »
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Instagram photos reveal predictive markers of depression
Research published today in EPJ Data Science finds that early-warning signs of depression can be detected in Instagram posts… Read more »
Estimating unemployment rates from Twitter user routines
The buzz of busy commuters, as well as the lack of it, leave behind digital footprints that are rich in information about all… Read more »
Social media trending: real or manufactured?
The era of "fake news" is upon us. Navigating social media is a constant exercise of judgement, but data science can be a helpful… Read more »
Are your tweets feeling well? Opinion and emotion in tweets change when you get sick
Can we tell if a person is physically ill by the way they tweet? On a recently published article in the journal EPJ Data Science,… Read more »
New EPJ Data Science thematic series on human mobility
EPJ Data Science welcomes submissions to a new thematic series on Individual and Collective Human Mobility: Description,… Read more »
Are your friends happier than you?
In an era of fleeting but constant contact with extended online communities, it is common to find yourself wondering: are your… Read more »
Using social media for large-scale studies of gender differences
Social networks capture data about most aspects of the daily lives of millions of people around the world. The analysis of this… Read more »
The Journal of Big Data has been accepted into Scopus
The Journal of Big Data has recently been accepted into Scopus, an extensive database of peer-reviewed literature.… Read more »