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      <title>CCS 2025 · Siena, Italy</title>
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      <description>At CCS 2025 I participated with two pieces of work: a presentation on local and global collective memory and a poster on friendship-based inequality in childhood cooperation.
I like having both kinds of participation recorded in the same place, because conferences often work as milestones for multiple projects at once. Over time this page can grow into a richer record with slides, poster images, photos, and short takeaways.
Photos Presenting in Siena.</description>
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      <title>IC2S2 2025 · Norrkoping, Sweden</title>
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      <description>At IC2S2 2025 I presented Unpacking Local and Global Collective Memory, a project connected to collective memory, cultural proximity, and large-scale social data.
This is exactly the kind of event I want to register better on the website: it creates a trail of projects in motion, not only finished papers. It also gives me a place to later attach slides, photos, or a short reflection that can be adapted into a broader public-facing post.</description>
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      <title>NetSci 2024 · Quebec, Canada</title>
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      <description>This conference presentation focused on work about heterogeneity and homophily in the academic retention of STEM students. It was part of an ongoing line of research connecting network structure, persistence, and inequality in higher education.
For me, this event was also useful as a checkpoint: it helped sharpen how to communicate the project to a broader network science audience, and it marked a transition toward framing the work more explicitly around persistence and social structure.</description>
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      <title>IC2S2 2023 · Copenhagen, Denmark</title>
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      <description>At IC2S2 2023 I presented Friendship modulates hierarchical relations in public elementary schools. This project sits at the intersection of childhood inequality, cooperation, and social network structure, and the conference gave it a strong computational social science audience.
This is also the kind of page I want to keep building over time: not just finished papers, but the research path itself through conferences, presentations, and collaborations.
Photos A moment from IC2S2 2023 in Copenhagen.</description>
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      <title>NetSci 2023 · Vienna, Austria</title>
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      <description>At NetSci 2023 I gave a lightning presentation on friendship and hierarchical relations in public elementary schools. This work sits at the intersection of social networks, cooperation, and inequality in childhood social environments.
The short format was especially useful for distilling the core contribution of the project into a compact narrative. It is also the kind of event I want to document better over time, because it can later feed into slides, short write-ups, and public communication.</description>
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      <title>French Regional Conference on Complex Systems · Le Havre, France</title>
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      <description>At the French Regional Conference on Complex Systems I presented Unpacking popularity: volume, longevity, connectivity and globality. This work was part of a broader line of research on collective memory and cultural dynamics, and it helped sharpen how to frame the project for an interdisciplinary complex systems audience.
I also want this section of the website to capture smaller but meaningful conference stops like this one, because they often mark where ideas become clearer and more communicable.</description>
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      <title>Complex Networks Conference · Palermo, Italy</title>
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      <description>At the International Conference on Complex Networks in Palermo, I presented Friendship modulates hierarchical relations in public elementary schools. This project was already taking shape as part of my work on social structure, cooperation, and inequality in school environments.
Pages like this one help preserve the trajectory of a project across different venues, rather than only its final published version.
Photo A conference moment in Palermo. </description>
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      <title>EUSN 2022 · London, UK</title>
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      <description>At the European Conference on Social Networks, I presented a poster on social interactions and school coexistence in neurodiverse elementary classrooms. This work later fed into a broader line of research on social integration, reciprocity, and classroom network structure.
The event was especially meaningful because the poster received a Best Poster award. I would like this page to eventually hold the poster image, a short explanation of the project, and notes that could later become a LinkedIn post or a public summary.</description>
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