Sune Lehmann

Sune Lehmann

@sunelehmann.com

Your friendly neighborhood suneman

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Good news everyone! 🎉 The new version 3.0 of graph-tool is just out with major improvements! See below. graph-tool.skewed.de graph-tool is a comprehensive and efficient Python library to work with networks, including structural, dynamical, and statistical algorithms, as well as visualization. 1/N

Spoiler: I'm not sure I succeeded, but metaphors are technologies for thinking. And sure enough, living up to its reputation, the new metaphor still brings something new to the table.

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ArXiV has a new LLM policy (Screenshots with alt text so you don’t have to click through to the other place and see all the stupid responses)

Hey people of Amsterdam! I'll be in town May 19–20 for the IAS Festival 2026 with two talks back-to-back: a Tuesday-evening public lecture (with cocktails and live music) and a Wednesday-morning academic reflecting on "laws of human behavior" is even a thing. Details

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Thrilled to announce CS2Nordics: the First Nordic Conference on Computational Social Science. Copenhagen, September 21-22, 2026. We invite all CSS researchers in the Nordics as well as in the international research community to submit 2-page abstracts by June 19: nosocss.org/conference.h....

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Fantastic opportunity to study tipping points and social contagion 👇 using large scale data

Kristian Roed Nielsen@roednielsen.bsky.social

📢 3-year Postdoc at Copenhagen Business School Join our project that explores how social contagion and individual thresholds affect tipping points in sustainable behavior. You’ll work with: 🔹 Large-scale behavioral data 🔹 Experiments 🔹 Computational models of diffusion 📅 Start: Sept 2026 (flex.)

PS I realize that the insane amount of time I spend on emails (and the power-law distribution of time I spend on each one) probably isn't representative of everyone one this site, so pre-apologies if you watch the video and don't feel the same 😅

PPS I also feel weird about posting a light, fun email into a 2026 feed of doom. As if it's somehow inappropriate. But I decided to go ahead anyway - we also need a bit of lightness once in a while.

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Computational Social Scientists in the Nordics, unite! 🇩🇰🇫🇮🇳🇴🇸🇪🇮🇸 The brand new Nordic Society for CSS welcomes all researchers and practitioners based in the Nordics. The Society will promote student mobility, events, and education initiatives. Join for free: nosocss.org/join.html.

Hey Danes. As part of a project on something completely different, the always brilliant @louisboucherie.com generated these maps of voting in Denmark. Maybe it’s me, but I can’t remember seeing DK voting at this resolution. IMHO the maps are neat & interesting sunelehmann.com/2025/12/18/h...

sunelehmann.comHi-resolution voting maps of DenmarkAs part of a project on something completely different, the always brilliant Louis Boucherie generated these maps of voting in Denmark during the 2022 general election [1]. Maybe it’s me, but…
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Hey Danes. As part of a project on something completely different, the always brilliant @louisboucherie.com generated these maps of voting in Denmark. Maybe it’s me, but I can’t remember seeing DK voting at this resolution. IMHO the maps are neat & interesting sunelehmann.com/2025/12/18/h...

sunelehmann.comHi-resolution voting maps of DenmarkAs part of a project on something completely different, the always brilliant Louis Boucherie generated these maps of voting in Denmark during the 2022 general election [1]. Maybe it’s me, but…

Super excited to work with great team of coauthors and play a (small) part in putting this excellent overview of higher order networks together!

Anxo Sánchez@anxo.eurosky.social

New review paper on how we need to study hypergraphs to understand human behavior! www.nature.com/articles/s41... Great collaboration with Fede Battiston, @onkar01.bsky.social, @valeriocapraro.bsky.social, Fariba Karimi, @sunelehmann.com, Andrea Bamberg Migliano and Matjaz Perc

This seems totally OK and not like a problem at all

Andrew Heiss@andrew.heiss.phd

Grading and googling hallucinated citations, as one does nowadays, and now that LLMs have been around for a while, I've discovered new horrors: hallucinated journals are now appearing in Google Scholar with dozens of citations bc so many people are citing these fake things

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📌 Save the Date! The flagship conference of the Network Science Society - 𝗡𝗲𝘁𝗦𝗰𝗶 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 - is coming to Northeastern University’s Network Science Institute, 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲 𝟭-𝟱, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲. Prepare to share ideas, discoveries & challenges in network science. Registration opens soon! 🔗 www.netsci2026.com

It was a ton of fun to play a small role in this project lead by the brilliant Marta Ewa Lech & @jonassjuul.bsky.social. A lot of drama & change in the world of music reflected in the song-dynamics of the Billboard Hot 100!

Jonas L Juul@jonassjuul.bsky.social

New paper out in EPJ Data Science! We analyze 65 years of Billboard Hot 100 data to ask: 🎵Are songs moving differently up and down the chart nowadays? 📉 Are hits shorter-lived? 📈 Or do superstars dominate more than ever? Paper: epjdatascience.springeropen.com/articles/10.... 🧵 1/7

🎶 If you want to kiss the sky, better learn how to kneel On your knees, boy … She's the wave, she turns the tide She sees the man inside the child … It's all right, it's all right, it's all right She moves in mysterious ways 🎶 (Unless you normalize using the pair distribution function)

Louis Boucherie@louisboucherie.com

* Decoupling geographical constraints from human mobility * 🌍🚶 How much of our movement is about human choice and how much is constrained by geography and the spatial layout of locations? Our paper (out in Nature Human Behavior) gives you a practical way to tell: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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The 1/x power-law spans the scales of meters to hundreds of km. The way we unearth the power law is that in considering the raw mobility data (orange line), we account for the moves that are possible (blue line) encoded as the distribution of pairwise distances between locations.

There's much more awesomeness in the paper: We go deep on the pairwise distance distribution. And along the way, we model the distribution of houses in Denmark using old-school statistical physics and then connect everything through considering the inter/intra city mobility.