Welcome to NYC Computational Social Science

NYCCSS is a monthly event series aimed at building a community of researchers, practitioners, and students interested in Computational Social Science in New York City. We started out in early 2019 as a series of happy hours and will expand into other types of events soon (e.g., interviews).

News

April 12, 2020: We invite you to join a special edition of virtual happy hour focusing on COVID-19 and misinformation. Please RSVP for us to pick a time here.

Jan 16, 2020: The next happy hour is on Tue, Jan 21, at McSorley’s Old Ale House. Details and RSVP here.

Nov 23, 2019: Holiday edition happy hour on Dec 3rd, 2019, 6:30-9pm @ The Standard Biergarten! Tell us about the things and achivements you want to celebrate 🎉🥳!

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For future events: sign up for mailing list.
For staying connected: join Telegram chat group

Organizers

Xiao Ma: PhD in Information Science, Cornell Tech, Cornell
Taylor Brown: PhD Candidate in Sociology, Duke
George Berry: PhD Candidate in Sociology, Cornell

Previously

2020/04/30: Online, Theme: COVID-19 and misinformation.
2020/02/25: The Headless Widow, Theme: How can we be good theorists?
2020/01/16: McSorley’s Old Ale House, Theme: 2020 personal goals within CSS
2019/12/03, The Standard Grill, Theme: Things you want to celebrate this year
2019/10/29, Phebe’s, Theme: spooky and scary datasets
2019/07/14, Gallow green
2019/06/06, B Bar
2019/05/19, Fine Time
2019/04/21, Randolph Beer WBURG
2019/03/31, Kings County Brewers Collective