🀄 刘逢源

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PhD Student, Computer Science, New York University, NY

Data Science and AI Lab, NYU Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, UAE

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I am a fourth-year Global PhD Fellow studying Computer Science at New York University, advised by Prof. Talal Rahwan and Prof. Bedoor Alshebli. I am based in NYU Abu Dhabi, and affiliated with the Data Science and AI Lab. Using methods from Social Science, Network Science, and Computer Science, I study various aspects of scientific editors and the publication process of scientific papers. My work has appeared in Nature Human Behaviour and PNAS, as well as being featured in media outlets such as Scientific American, Nature News, and Times Higher Education.

<aside> 📚 Research Interests: Computational Social Science, Science of Science, Machine Learning, Network Science, Research Policy, Gender and Racial Inequality

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I liken computational social science to Isaac Asimov’s fictional field of psychohistory.

defined Psychohistory (Computational Social Science) to be that branch of mathematics which deals with the reactions of human conglomerates to fixed social and economic stimuli. … Implicit in all these definitions is the assumption that the human conglomerate being dealt with is sufficiently large for valid statistical treatment. — Encyclopedia Galactica

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