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On 22 October, Cassy Dorff (Vanderbilt University Faculty Affiliate, Data Science Institute) will lead a workshop on network analysis for social scientists.
Event details of Introduction to Network Analysis for Social Scientists
Date
22 October 2026
Time
15:30 -17:00
Room
A2.08

Cassy Dorff's research uncovers patterns of how people engage with and respond to political conflict and crises. To do this, she analyzes the ways networks and interdependence shape individual, community, and state-level behaviors during and after episodes of violence.

About Cassy Dorff

Dr Dorff is a co-creator of netify, an R package for working with relational data. In this workshop, she will teach social scientists of all levels and all programs how to conceptualize and perform network analysis to make working with relational data easier and more productive.

Good to know 

  • Some familiarity with R is encouraged but not required for participants.
  • Please bring your own laptop or other device.
  • Please download the netify package in R before the workshop. You can email Dr Dorff with any installation questions or problems.
  • All AISSR and FMG social scientists are welcome.

This workshop is sponsored by the Social and Behavioural Data Science Centre (SoBe DSC)

Roeterseilandcampus - building A

Room A2.08
Nieuwe Achtergracht 166
1018 WV Amsterdam