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This is a research hub and training center at the forefront of Computational Social Science, a rapidly growing field that leverages computational tools to advance our understanding of human behavior and the complex social dynamics it can bring about.

The 11th International Conference on Computational Social Science (IC2S2) is a leading event that focuses on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of social sciences, computer science, and data analysis. This conference serves as a forum...

Welcome to the Analytical Sociology Seminar with Orestes P. Hastings from Colorado State University. Why does parenting vary by socioeconomic status? Insights from expenditure surveys and computational text analysis The seminar is open to...

Meet Dustin S. Stoltz from Lehigh University, a cultural and economic sociologist using computational methods to study cultural change.

Meet Josef Ginnerskov uses computational methods to explore how society shapes culture and knowledge.

Meet Marshall A. Taylor from New Mexico State University, a computational sociologist studying how cultural knowledge changes across populations using language and survey data.

Meet Neha Gondal from Boston University, an expert in social networks, culture, and inequalities who uses cutting-edge computational techniques to explore how networks shape societal boundaries.

On 15 April, a kickoff conference for the Swedish Center of Excellence for Computational Social Science (SweCSS) was held at the Museum of Work in Norrköping. The event gathered around 30 researchers from Linköping University.

SweCSS, the Swedish Centre for Computational Social Science, has just introduced its Visiting Fellows Program, designed to foster collaboration between social and computational sciences. Welcome with your application!