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X-WR-CALNAME:DIAS Lecture: The Network Advantage in Knowledge Production: 
 Why Informal Ties Outweigh Formal Connections (or Why it Takes a Village 
 to Produce Research with Impact)
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DESCRIPTION:[b]About the lecture[/b]\nSocial capital research helps us und
 erstand how relationships shape society. Relationships form networks that
  channel communication and shape who gets access to information\, opportu
 nities\, and support. Academic performance relies on a special type of so
 cial capital known as the “invisible college”\, a term that aims to captu
 re the informal networks of scholars who exchange ideas\, collaborate\, a
 nd influence the direction of knowledge. Measuring this web of informal r
 elationships is an empirical challenge. In this talk\, I will discuss res
 earch in which we approximate these ties through the analysis of the ‘tha
 nk you’ notes appended to journal articles. Documenting how informal stru
 ctures of support operate can help leverage collective resources in the p
 ursuit of shared intellectual goals – and provide baselines to measure th
 e impact AI will have on the social systems that sustain knowledge produc
 tion.\n\n[b]About the speaker[/b]\nSandra González-Bailón is the Carolyn 
 Marvin Professor of Communication at the Annenberg School for Communicati
 on at University of Pennsylvania\, where she directs the Center for Infor
 mation Networks and Democracy (CIND) and holds a secondary appointment in
  Sociology. Previously a Research Fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute
  (2008–2013)\, she earned her doctorate in Sociology from Nuffield Colleg
 e\, University of Oxford\, and completed her undergraduate studies at the
  University of Barcelona. Her research agenda lies at the intersection of
  computational social science\, political communication\, and the analysi
 s of social and information networks.
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SUMMARY:DIAS Lecture: The Network Advantage in Knowledge Production: Why I
 nformal Ties Outweigh Formal Connections (or Why it Takes a Village to Pr
 oduce Research with Impact)
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