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Fortunato elected Fellow of the Network Science Society

July 27, 2022News, Santoaward, fellowship, network sciencesanto

Santo Fortunato has been elected Fellow of the Network Science Society (NSS) for seminal work in network community structure leading to advances in multiresolution approaches and validation, and for contributions to disseminating network science. The Fellowship is awarded annually to members of the community for their exceptional lifelong individual contributions to any area of network science research and to the community of network scientists, both locally and globally. The award has been announced at NetSci 2022, the flagship event of the NSS. Fortunato is the first member of Luddy to receive this prestigious recognition. Check the official press release of the school!

Knight Fellows

August 21, 2020Fil, NaN, Newsfellowship, misinformation, OSoMefil

Harry Yan matt_deverna Indiana University’s Observatory on Social Media, funded in part last year with a $3 million grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, has named two new Knight Fellows. Matthew DeVerna and Harry Yaojun Yan will help advance the center’s ongoing investigations into how information and misinformation spread online. The Observatory on Social Media, or OSoMe (pronounced “awesome”), is a collaboration between CNetS in the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering; The Media School; and the IU Network Science Institute. Congratulations to Harry and Matt! More…

ISI Fellows 2013

June 27, 2013Fil, Newsfellowship, researchfil

Alex Vespignani inducts Fil Menczer as ISI Fellow

On June 27, 2013, in Turin, within the celebrations of the Lagrange Prize and ISI Foundation’s 30th anniversary, Fil Menczer and nine other scientists were named ISI Fellows. The recognition is a tribute to researchers whose scientific contribution is of primary importance for the Institute. The official investiture took place on June 28th, 2013, during the conference The Being of Science, which highlighted the ways in which the Fellows’ research fields intertwine with the ISI scientific activities.