Emilio Ferrara, Ph.D.
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Publication Resources

An up-to-date list of my publications is available on my Google Scholar profile

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Alma Mater Studiorum

UniMe University of Messina
TU Wien Vienna University of Technology
Royal Holloway Royal Holloway, University of London
Indiana University Indiana University
USC University of Southern California

Our Research Sponsors

DARPA IARPA AFOSR ONR NSF Annenberg Foundation

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  • Data Science for Social Systems
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    • Community Detection
    • Kpath Network Centrality
    • MITIGATE Project
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Recent Posts

  • Video-chat about social media manipulation
  • Twitter bots for good, and information contagion!
  • Diffusion of ISIS propaganda on Twitter
  • #MacronLeaks, bots, and the 2017 French election
  • Millions of social bots invaded Twitter!

Contact

Emilio Ferrara, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Dept. of Computer Science, & Annenberg School for Communication
Research Team Leader
Information Sciences Institute, &
Principal Investigator
Machine Intelligence & Data Science
University of Southern California
(310)448-8661
emiliofe@usc.edu
ferrarae@isi.edu
USC Page / ISI Page / Lab page

My Twitter: @emilio__ferrara

@emilio__ferrara

  • Hopefully you won’t leave your kids in the care of #delphi #ai … https://t.co/ZkFyeUDh16
  • @yarens1 @dashlane I’ll check them out! Thanks 🙏
  • Time to say bye @dashlane after a decade, with this nonsense migration to web-based (how the heck am I gonna access… https://t.co/GsM4SgWjeD
  • @tiagopeixoto Nah, @a_baronca is gonna mint the paper and sell the nft of the paper itself 😂
  • @wishcrys At least they didn’t ask you to move to the university they like to attend :-)
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