Pecha Kucha Sessions

Each accepted poster will be presented very briefly in highlighting talks during Pecha Kucha sessions, so that the audience can get an overview of the topics before the start of the actual poster session.

For the Pecha Kucha session, every presenter gets 2 minutes to introduce his/her poster. You may use up to three slides in total, and we recommend using as little text as possible.

Please send us your Pecha Kucha slides as a PDF-file until November 23rd to css.wintersymposium(at)gesis(dot)org. We would also like to publish your presentation slides on our website, if you prefer your slides not being published, please let us know.

Please see below the list of accepted posters to identify whether you are in the first or second Pecha Kucha session.

Poster Exhibition

Please bring the printed poster to the event. You may start installing it as soon as registration opens on the first day of the symposium. The official poster session will be in the afternoon, but it might be possible that participants can already take a look at the posters during the lunch break.

The poster board measures 120x150cm (portrait orientation), so we recommend a poster in size A0 (84,1 x 118,9 cm, portrait).If you want to print it locally, you may go to: WB Druck + Kopie GmbH, Christophstraße 52.

We would also like to ask you to send your poster as PDF or PPT-file to css.wintersymposium(at)gesis(dot)org, since we would like to publish it on our conference website after the event.

Download list of posters

Accepted Posters - Pecha Kucha session 1, Nov 30 11:25-12:30 [click title to download Pecha Kucha slides]
01	Tom Hanika and Daniel Borchmann	Social networks and their base of implications (5.80 MB)
02	Julia Eberlen, Olivier Klein and Matteo Gagliolo	Structured Impact - the Role of Social Network Structure in Individual Stereotype Endorsement (571 kB)
03	Anna-Lena Hönig and Julia Semmelbeck	The Cooperation Effect: Explaining the intensity of terror attacks by networked interaction (235 kB)
04	Zinayida Petrushyna	Predicting user movements between online forum communities (93 kB)
05	Mohsen Shahriari, Sabrina Häfele and Ralf Klamma	Analysis of Content-Aware Overlapping Communities in a Learning Forum (445 kB)
06	Eric Bettinger, Jing Liu and Susanna Loeb	Connections Matter: How Interactive Peers Affect Students in Online College Courses (479 kB)
07	Sofia Dokuka and Maria Yudkevich	How trust enables social cohesion? The evidence from student friendship network dynamics (323 kB)
09	Sonja Utz and Jaroslaw Jankowski	Friendship formation in virtual worlds: the role of homophily, status, and preferential attachment (167 kB)
10	Philipp Singer, Claudia Wagner, Fariba Karimi, Jürgen Pfeffer and Markus Strohmaier	Evidence of sampling bias in homophilic and heterophilic networks (2.29 MB)
11	Telmo Menezes and Camille Roth	Socio-Semantic Knowledge Hypergraphs (346 kB) [download poster] (1.66 MB)
12	Io Taxidou and Peter M. Fischer	User roles in information cascades (3.81 MB)
13	Damian Trilling	Conceptualizing and measuring news exposure as network of users and news items (1.36 MB)
14	Anat Ben-David and Oren Soffer	User Comments across Platforms and Journalistic Genres: A Computational Analysis (406 kB) [download poster] (1.93 MB)
15	Merja Mahrt	Fragmentation of online audiences—What the analysis of large-scale usage data can bring to the table (336 kB) [download poster] (419 kB)
16	Jelle W Boumans, Damian Trilling, Rens Vliegenthart and Hajo G. Boomgaarden	The Agency Makes the (Online) News World Go Round: The Impact of News Agency Content on Print and Online News (594 kB)
17	Przemyslaw Grabowicz, Mahmoudreza Babaei, Juhi Kulshrestha and Ingmar Weber	The Road to Popularity: the Dilution of Growing Audience on Twitter (457 kB)
18	Bence Sagvari and Julia Koltai	Life cycle of an online social network (546 kB)
19	Antoine Mazières	Geographical projection of Google's suggestions diversity (2.65 MB) [download poster] (698 kB)
20	Martin Körner, Tatiana Sennikova and Florian Windhäuser	Wikiwhere: An Interactive Tool for Studying the Geographical Provenance of Wikipedia References (310 kB) [download poster] (1.01 MB)
21	Anna Samoilenko, Florian Lemmerich, Fariba Karimi, Mathieu Genois, Katrin Weller and Markus Strohmaier	European languages perspective on the world history through the lens of Wikipedia (2.83 MB)
22	Daria Kharkina	Cross-platform Comparison of Music Preferences and Behaviour (174 kB)
24	Ilya Musabirov, Denis Bulygin and Paul Okopny	Virtual Autographs and eSports brands. The Case of Dota 2 (365 kB)
26	Ladislav Kristoufek, Helen Susannah Moat and Tobias Preis	Estimating current suicide rates using Google Trends (1.30 MB)
27	Kanchan Mopari, Alessio Cardillo, Paolo De Los Rios, Alex Arenas and Jesus Gomez-Gardenes	To vaccinate or not to vaccinante? A coevolutionary dilemma (894 kB)
28	Milena Tsvetkova, Ruth Garcia Gavilanes, Luciano Floridi and Taha Yasseri	Even Good Bots Fight (2.54 MB)
29	Anne Suphan and Christopher Zirnig	CSS: A Literature Review (440 kB) [download poster] (3.10 MB)

Accepted Posters - Pecha Kucha session 2, Nov 30 14:00-15:00 [click title to download Pecha Kucha slides]
3O	Michael Bossetta and Anamaria Dutceac	The ‘Rise of the Eurosceptics’ in 2014: A Europeanized Media Discourse about Euroscepticism (353 kB) [download poster] (0.93 MB)
31	Carsten Schwemmer	We are the people - Dynamics of the right-wing movement PEGIDA (183 kB)
32	Ioannis Galariotis, Vasiliki Georgiadou, Tzeni Lialiouti, Anastasia Kafe, Haris Papageogiou, Konstantina Papanikolaou and Maria Pontiki	Examining the phenomenon of xenophobia in Greece: A computational social science approach (535 kB)
33	Beatriz Franco, Tayrine Dias, Ariadne Santiago and Luiz Vilaça	Who is behind the Anti-Rape Hashtags? A case of political activism on Twitter (554 kB)
35	Lutz Maicher, Hendrik Lehmann, Michael Prilop, Kazimir Menzel and Max Kießling	CYGAR – Towards an open platform for investigating political decision making processes (618 kB)
41	Raoul Könsgen and Mario Schaarschmidt	Empirical insights into online company valuation platforms (203 kB)
42	Sebastian G.M. Händschke, Sven Büchel, Jan Goldenstein, Philipp Poschmann, Peter Walgenbach and Udo Hahn	Organizations’ emotions and affective language: a joint analysis of corporations by organization and computer science (1.12 MB)
43	Orsolya Vásárhelyi	The Effect of Team Gender Homophily on Female Developers' Career (1.04 MB)
44	Daniel Alexandrov, Ilya Musabirov, Viktor Karepin and Daria Chuprina	Educational Migration from Russia to China Choosing the Destination (427 kB)
45	Ilya Musabirov, Stanislav Pozdniakov, Viktor Karepin and Anastasiya Kuznetsova	Analyzing Web Presence of Russian Universities in Scientometrics Context (1.18 MB)
46	Giangiacomo Bravo, Flaminio Squazzoni and Francisco Grimaldo	A large-scale dataset on peer review in scientific journals (1.03 MB)
47	Andrea Martini, Alessio Cardillo, Paolo De Los Rios	Unveiling the organization of scientific publications using entropy (1.55 MB)
48	Marcela Canavarro, Arian Pasquali and Alípio Jorge	A Methodology Proposal to explore Facebook’s pages content using text mining (2.15 MB)
49	Astrid van Aggelen, Laura Hollink and Jacco van Ossenbruggen	Studying changes in word meaning by integrating statistical NLP outcomes with Wordnet (370 kB)
50	Cäcilia Zirn, Eike Mark Rinke, Charlotte Löb and Hartmut Wessler	Big Data Research as Interaction between Topic Models and Expert Data: A New Approach to Capturing National Online Debates (660 kB) [download poster] (1.76 MB)
51	Przemyslaw Grabowicz, Niloy Ganguly and Krishna Gummadi	Distinguishing between Topical and Non-topical Information Diffusion Mechanisms in Social Media (1.09 MB)
52	Marko Tesic	Modeling Opinion Dynamics: Homophily, Heterophily, and Exophily (161 kB)
53	Eun Lee and Petter Holme	The effects of correlation between influential level and threshold in opinion dynamics (1.43 MB)
55	Leonel Aguilar and Stefano Bennati	On the Interaction between Learning and Evolution in Frequency-Dependent Foraging (3.33 MB)
56	Roberto Ulloa	CulSim: Emergence and Resilience of Cultural Diversity in a Computer Simulator (622 kB) [download poster] (1.86 MB)
57	Eli Nomes, André Grow and Jan Van Bavel	The Mid-Twentieth Century Baby Boom and the Role of Social Interaction. An Agent-Based Modelling Approach (407 kB) [download poster] (0.97 MB)
58	Stefano Duca, Dirk Helbing and Heinrich H. Nax	Assortative matching with inequality in voluntary contribution games (1.79 MB)
59	Ujwal Gadiraju, Besnik Fetahu, Ricardo Kawase, Patrick Siehndel and Stefan Dietze	Is the Crowd Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Using Worker Self-Assessments for Competence-based Pre-Selection (569 kB)
60	Mark Kibanov, Martin Atzmueller, Simone Rödder and Gerd Stumme ^{(invited poster)}	Detecting Face-to-Face Networks for Sociological Experiments with Active RFID (569 kB)
61	Mathieu Génois ^{(invited poster)}	The GESIS CSS Winter Symposium study (1.32 MB)