Monthly Archives: May 2006

I worked for a year or so as a consultant at ATA SpA in Lucca Italy. ATA (now defunct) was a academic spinoff/tech startup that works with various kinds of networks. Especially networks relevant to the bio-pharma industry, such as … Continue reading →

Dan McFarland is professor in Sociology/Education at Stanford. He has collected lots of “streaming” interaction data of students in classrooms. The data can be used to generate networks with very high temporal resolution (< 1 min). I worked on data … Continue reading →