Duke Network Analysis Center

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The purpose of the Duke Network Analysis Center is to build a world-class network science & analysis program at Duke to: (a) help make visible the cutting-edge network scholarship currently ongoing on campus, (b) promote new collaborations in network science, (c) introduce new researchers to network science and train them in its methods and applications, (d) provide a research service in network analysis methods to the wider Duke community, and (e) enhance Duke’s position as a leader in the research triangle and throughout the nation in this exciting interdisciplinary field.

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00 Lean on my Network: Depressive Symptoms, Physical Health, and Gender in Different-Sex Older Adult Couples (2017 Fellow)

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Duke Network Analysis Center

Presentations

11 Keynote (2017)

01 Network Data Collection (2017)

02 Descriptive Statistics (2017)

04 Data Visualization (2017)

06 Regression with Networks – EGO Networks and Randomization (2017)

03 Communities in Networks (2017)

07 Applications of Diffusion (2017)

08 Inference for Networks – DYAD Model Overview (2017)

09 Inference for Networks – Exponential Random Graph Models (2017)

10 Siena Models for Selection & Influence (2017)

05 Network Canvas (2017)

01 Introduction to Networks Methods and Measures (2016)

02 Network Data Collection (2016)

03 Ego Network Analysis (2016)

04 Diffusion and Peer Influence (2016)

05 Communities in Networks (2016)

06 Network Study Design: Ethical Considerations and Safeguards (2016)

07 Statistical approaches to randomization (2016)

08 Exponential Random Graph Models (2016)

09 Respondent Driven Sampling and Network Sampling with Memory (2016)

10 More than a Pretty Picture: Visual Thinking in Network Studies (2016)

11 Network Experiments and Interventions (2016)

12 Network Experiments and Interventions: Studying Information Diffusion and Collective Action (2016)

13 An Introduction to Stochastic Actor-Oriented Models (2016)

14 Agent-Based Models: A New Challenge for Statistics (2016)

00 Lean on my Network: Depressive Symptoms, Physical Health, and Gender in Different-Sex Older Adult Couples (2017 Fellow)

00 Examining the Dynamic Spread of Marijuana Use in a Social Network with Community Structure (2017 Fellow)

00 Using Social Network Analysis to Inform HIV Prevention and Treatment Efforts in Tanzania (2017 Fellow)

00 Partner or Perish? Public Health Delivery Systems & Cancer Screenings for the Uninsured under the ACA (2017 Fellow)

00 Introduction to SN&H: Key Concepts and Overview