In each of us, there is a world
In each of us, there is a world… …but one person is not just one person. In each of us, there is a world, webbing out, reaching others....
Social Network Analysis at Washington University
Our lab's work has recently been featured on the Washington University Institute for Public Health blog! The article cites us our Social...
Data Clustering: Visualizing a Year of Phone Calls
Data clustering is a powerful way of visualizing networks through grouping similar data points together according to common attributes....
Illustrating Network Change with Video Clips
Network Video Clips Network video clips are short 10 second videos that show network change. Through the use of the ndtv R package, we...
Artist and investigator talk about how social networks affect stroke recovery in St. Louis Post-Disp
The exhibition of the Net*works crochet mandala project will soon be on display Friday March 4th. There will be a reception starting at...
Discovering your research brand
What is a research brand? A research brand was defined by Jeffrey McDonnell as, “your central mission: the particular branch of research...
Diving into Intervention Impact
"Interventions will need to target not just individuals or groups but their social circles." The Public Health Perspective The main...
Social Networks inspired Artwork
Lab member and artist Lindsay Obermeyer is making her way to the Vogue Knitting LIVE event at Palmer House Hilton Hotel in Chicago. She...
Article Summary: Functional and Motor Outcome 5 Years After Stroke
Take home point: Functional outcomes after stroke at 5 years are equal to the outcomes at 2 months, which are both less than the outcomes...
Article Summary: Using Support Networks to Study Hamilton's Rule in Humans
This study focuses on whether or not Hamilton’s rule applies to humans. Hamilton’s rule suggests that individuals are more likely to...
