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Thanks for having us today! Thanks to Jason R.C. Nurse for his insightful moderation and to the fellow panelists: Huatong Sun, Fabrício Benevenuto, Rajiv Ratn Shah, lexing xie, and Daniel B. le Roux (Stellenbosch University) for your contributions. #ICWSM2022

For people who enjoyed being at Atlanta in person for #ICWSM2022, please consider coming to TTO 2022 in Boston this October. Click below for the Call for Participation (both technical papers and talk proposals).

Thank you Arjun Guha and Khoury College of Computer Sciences for hosting Wellesley CS summer research students today. Inspiring talks by Alexandra To Dakuo Wang @KLDoorC Jonathan Bell and David Rosen, and a great conversation with graduate students.

Summer research with my students of the Wellesley Cred Lab. They are working hard, but we're also celebrating their 20th birthdays! Happy birthdays to Liz Maylin, Nehal, and Yuanxin! 🥳

Very proud of my Wellesley College students for successfully completing the Science Center Summer Research program that culminated with a poster session for sharing their work. The colorful Wellesley Cred Lab t-shirts was their design.

To Wellesley College students, alums, and friends, join us (in person or virtually) to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the CS department. If you cannot make it, leave us a video greeting. RSVP form and links: bit.ly/cs40RSVP

We're very thankful to Boston University, BU Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering, and Gianluca Stringhini for hosting TTO2022 at Boston University this week. We really appreciate your support!

We had a fantastic (hybrid) keynote by @sjjphd, moyazb, and Brooke Foucault Welles 🤓🐈‍⬛ to begin #TTOCON2022. They talked about their award-winning book Hashtag Activism: Networks of Race and Gender Justice. Thank you! (Brooke and Moya on stage.)

Earlier today, Jo(sephine) Lukito, an assistant professor at UT Austin, led a very collaborative workshop for participants of #TTOCON2022, identifying and discussing topics on which more research is needed. Thank you to all who attended!

Greatly enjoying the talk by @ioanamanol, who connected the need for fact-checking statistics to both Descartes and Chaptal! #TTOConf2022 Her work is an example of a successful collaboration between data scientist and journalists.

We were so lucky that Jo Lukito (Jo(sephine) Lukito), Saiph Savage (Dra. Saiph Savage) and Kiran Garimella (Kiran Garimella) joined us in person at #TTO22 today to share their impactful research on global disinfo. They exemplify the kind of researchers who give back to communities they study.

Wellesley’s computer science program celebrated its 40th anniversary in October, and faculty, alums, and students are looking forward to what the future may hold for the discipline. Eni Mustafaraj wellesley.edu/news/2022/stor…

Nature News & Views asks researchers to weigh in on new research papers published in Nature. It was a pleasure to write about the latest study from Ronald E Robertson, Jon Green, Damian Ruck, Katherine Ognyanova (@ognyanova.bsky.social), @bowlinearl, and 🇺🇦 [email protected].

Best #ICWSM23 paper award goes to "Google the Gatekeeper: How Search Components Affect Clicks and Attention" by @jeffreylgleason, Desheng Hu, Ronald E Robertson and @bowlinearl! Sad that @jeffreylgleason and Desheng Hu left only 10 minutes before the ceremony and missed this.Congrats!

Hey Emma Lurie, check out the 2023 ICWSM best paper from @jeffreylgleason, Desheng Hu, Ronald E Robertson and @bowlinearl on a cool Google search study: ojs.aaai.org/index.php/ICWS…. They have some citation love for your work.

The 2023 ICWSM Adamic-Glance Young Distinguished Award went to Diyi Yang (Diyi Yang) for "novel theoretical work in computational social roles and wide-range contributions in incorporating social awareness  into natural language technologies for social impact." Congrats Diyi!

CU Boulder grad student, Ian Van Buskirk, giving a great talk about his research with @aaronclauset.bsky.social and @DanLarremore about an open-source, cultural consensus approach to name-based gender classification. Thanks Ian for making your talk accessible to Wellesley CS undergraduates!

The next generation of #ICWSM researchers is so talented and friendly, a joy to spend time with. At #icwsm24 with Ronald E Robertson, Desheng Hu, Kristina Gligorić, @jeffreylgleason, Giuseppe (Peppe) Russo, Abubakar Aziz, Tiziano Piccardi, Khonzoda Umarova, and more. Visiting Niagara Falls on 06/05/24.