7th International Conference on Social Computing

The 7th International Conference on Social Computing convenes researchers investigating how computational methods can be applied to understand, model, and facilitate social behavior, human interaction, and collective phenomena. Social computing sits at the nexus of computer science, social science, and behavioral research, and this conference reflects that interdisciplinary character.

Topics include social network analysis, computational social science, online community dynamics, crowdsourcing, human-computer interaction in social contexts, recommendation systems, and the societal impacts of algorithmic platforms. Computer scientists, sociologists, communication scholars, and behavioral economists will all find relevant content. The conference is especially timely given rapid changes in how people socialize, organize, and consume information through digital platforms, and the growing importance of understanding these dynamics computationally.