Press
The research activities of the group have been often popularized and received media attention.
A list of the press on MoBS research can be found here.
Works from Prof. Vespignani and the MoBS lab are featured in several science and popular science books. Among those:
- Branches by P. Ball, Oxford University Press, 2009;
- Critical Mass by P. Ball, Random House Group, 2004;
- Six Degrees by D. J. Watts, Norton Publisher, 2003;
- Nexus by M. Buchanan, Norton Publisher, 2002;
- Linked by A.L. Barabasi, Perseus Publishing, 2002;
- Ubiquity, by M. Buchanan, Weidenfeld and Nicholson Pub. 2000.
A list of the press on MoBS research can be found here.
Works from Prof. Vespignani and the MoBS lab are featured in several science and popular science books. Among those:
- Branches by P. Ball, Oxford University Press, 2009;
- Critical Mass by P. Ball, Random House Group, 2004;
- Six Degrees by D. J. Watts, Norton Publisher, 2003;
- Nexus by M. Buchanan, Norton Publisher, 2002;
- Linked by A.L. Barabasi, Perseus Publishing, 2002;
- Ubiquity, by M. Buchanan, Weidenfeld and Nicholson Pub. 2000.
Recent
Press featuring MoBS research work
- INsolution research Blog - Random acts of the Twitterverse, April 2012
- Vanguardia - Exhiben con matemáticas a Twitter, April 2012
- PhysOrg - Whether tweets live or die depends more on network...., April 2012
- The Atlantic - What Fuels the Most Influential Tweets?, April 2012
- BrainYard News - Science Probes Why Tweets Go Viral, April 2012
- CNN - Social networking 'utopia' isn't coming, June 2011
- ABC - Dunbar's number rules the Twitterverse, June 2011
- Le Monde - Sur les réseaux sociaux, difficile d'avoir plus de 200 amis, June 2011
- Sud Ouest - La taille du cerveau limite le nombre d'amis sur les réseaux sociaux, June 2011
- Time Magazine, Techland - It's Science: You Can Only Really Follow 150 People on Twitter, June 2011
- MSNBC - Human brain limits Twitter friends, June 2011
- La Capital - Las redes sociales y la amistad, June 2011
- CorpComms - Online relationships mirror real life, May 2011
- Psychology Today - Even With Social Networking, Do Our Brains Limit Our Number Of Friends?, May 2011
- Slashdot - Human Brain Places Limit On Twitter Friends, May 2011
- PCWorld - Study: Friends Hard to Keep Up with on Twitter, Facebook, May 2011
- El Comercio - El cerebro humano solo puede reconocer hasta 150 amigos, May 2011
- TechnologyReview.com - Human Brain Limits Twitter Friends To 150, May 2011
- Le Scienze - Dai virus virtuali a quelli reali, February 2010
- EHT Forum - Antivirals could delay pandemic peak, September 18, 2009
- Ciência Hoje - Modelo computacional faz previsão da potencial propagação da Gripe A, September 17, 2009
- Vanity Fair - Suina: due miliardi di contagi, July 1, 2009
- Wired - Apocalypse Not: Behind the Swine Flu Hysteria, June 22, 2009
- The Lancet - Preparation for a pandemic: influenza A H1N1, May 8, 2009
- USA Today - ‘Fate of this outbreak’ may be determined this week, May 5, 2009
- New York Times - Predicting flu with the aid of (George) Washington, May 3, 2009
- Yahoo! news - ‘Worst Case’ Scenario for flu Estimated May 1, 2009
- Chron.com - Computer simulations of worst-case swine flu outbreaks, April 30, 2009
- Emerging Health Treats - Swine flu: modellers look to weeks ahead, April 30, 2009
- NewScientist.com - Why travel bans won’t prevent a flu pandemic, April 29, 2009
- ACM Technews - Swine Flu: Statistical Model Predicts U.S.Cases, April 29, 2009
- Science Daily - Swine Flu: Statistical Model Predicts 1,000 Cases In U.S. WithinThree Weeks, April 29, 2009
- Upi.com - Flu models favorable, if public responds, April 29, 2009
- HSDailyWire.com - Travel ban will not meaningfully slow spread of epidemic, April 29, 2009
- Market Watch - Flu models favorable, if public responds, April 29, 2009
- Examiner.com - Morning swine flu update: Travel bans, won’t be effective, a possible case in MN, fisrt US death, April 29, 2009
- Science Daily - Swine Flu: Statistical Model Predicts 1,000 Cases In U.S. Within Three Weeks, April 29, 2009
- Government Technology - Swine Flu: Statistical Model Predicts Spread in U.S, April 28, 2009