Faculty Organizers: Balázs Kovács and Daniel Karell
Staff Coordinator and Contact: Laurel Mahler
The Computational Social Science Workshop is an interdisciplinary seminar series featuring speakers of broad appeal in the social sciences who use computational techniques to analayze big data for research into human behavior.
The series is co-sponsored by ISPS, the Yale Department of Sociology, and Yale School of Management, with support from the Initiative for Leadership and Organization at SOM.
The workshop typically meets on selected Mondays from noon to 1:15 PM at Evans Hall at 165 Whitney Ave. Please check the schedule for room numbers.
It is open to the Yale community only.
2026-27 Schedule
| Date | Speaker | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Sept. 28 |
James O. Freedman Presidential Professor; Professor of Government, Dartmouth College “Outlet Choice and Topical Attention Limit the Reach of Content Challenging Election Fraud Claims” |
Evans Hall 165 Whitney Ave. 2210 Allison Classroom |
| Oct. 19 |
Assistant Professor, Software and Societal Systems, Carnegie Mellon University |
Evans Hall 165 Whitney Ave. 4230 Atwood Classroom |
| Nov. 16 |
Associate Professor of Law, Economics, and Data Science, ETH Zurich’s Center for Law & Economics |
Evans Hall 165 Whitney Ave. 2210 Allison Classroom |
| March 12 |
Associate Professor of Government, Cornell University |
Evans Hall 165 Whitney Ave. |
| April 12 |
Assistant Professor of Sociology, New York University |
Evans Hall 165 Whitney Ave. |
| April 26 |
Assistant Professor of Management and Organizations, Northwestern University |
Evans Hall 165 Whitney Ave. |