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"The critical question is not whether AI can 'do' science but whether science—as a social, evolutionary system that generates trustworthy knowledge—survives the way AI does it," write Julio M. Ottino and Brian Uzzi in a new #ScienceEditorial. scim.ag/3PvziCk
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Announcing our spring seminar speakers! Starting April 8th, we are excited to host talks by researchers from Pitt, CMU, Northwestern, CVG, Leibniz Institute, and UPenn.

Join us each Wed at 12pm US Central: bit.ly/WedatNICO

#WedatNICO #ComplexSystems #DataScience #AI
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Announcing our winter seminar speakers! Starting February 4th, with talks by leading researchers from Yale, U of Chicago, Lurie Children's Hospital, and Northwestern.

Join us each Wednesday at 12pm US Central: bit.ly/WedatNICO

#WedatNICO #ComplexSystems #DataScience #AI
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A new publication in @NatureHumBehav from @UzziLeadership, Dawei Wang and colleagues, explores a large-scale comparison of divergent creativity in humans and large language models. #AI nature.com/articles/s4156…
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Unconventional uses of data can stimulate creativity and innovation. This Wednesday, NICO is excited to host @shishong from @CarnegieMellon to discuss: "Back to ‘Data' Science in the Age of AI". #datascience #ai

🗓️ Wed 10/15 at 12pm US Central
🔗 bit.ly/WedatNICO
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What signatures differentiate scientific prizewinners from similarly productive peers?

This new paper by @UzziLeadership’s team explores differences in the social and bibliographic networks of matched prize-winning and non prize-winning scholars.

They find prize winners plinary work; build lower-overlap teams whose collaborators bring new topics; and have shorter lived collaborations.

Crucially, these patterns begin well before the prize, peak around the award, and remain visible after, suggesting prizes reflect long-term differences rather than short-term boosts.

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This #nobelprize2025 we ask: recognition first—or innovation?

Check our study for the answers:
The distinctive innovation patterns and network embeddedness of scientific prizewinners @PNASNews pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…
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A study by @braydenk and @UzziLeadership shows that president-elect Donald Trump’s rally speech and tweets on Jan. 6, 2021 predict how much violence and weapon use occurred at the Capitol. spr.ly/6019vIeHX
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The use of promotional language in biomedical grant applications is associated with increased funding success; gender, age, and grant amount explained most of the variation in the use of promotional language. ja.ma/3Vzqdbr
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A new study by @braydenk and @UzziLeadership published yesterday in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface shows that president-elect Donald Trump’s rally speech and tweets on Jan. 6 predict how much violence and weapon use occurred at the Capitol. spr.ly/6012SogTr
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Announcing our fall seminar speakers! 🍂 Starting 10/2 w/ talks by Guy Amichay, @ghandeharioun, Oscar Stuhler, Angeles Salles, Xiang Cheng, @YingdanL_kk, Guy Aridor, plus Lightning Talks!

Join us each Wed at 12pm US Central: bit.ly/WedatNICO

#WedatNICO #ComplexSystems
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How are the merits of innovative ideas communicated in science? New research in @PNASNews analyzes the relationship between promotional language and the probability of funding, innovativeness, and citation impact. w/ @haoopeng @sophiehsqq & Henrik B Fosse pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…
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This @KelloggSchool Insight article provides a good overview of this research. @NICOatNU @KelloggCSSI

Unique. Revolutionary. Fundamental. A Little Hype Can Help Scientists Win Grants. insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/a-litt…
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What would happen if we could rewind the tape of life on Earth and play it again? This #WedatNICO we are joined by Serguei Saavedra of @MIT and @sfiscience to discuss "How Do Ecological Systems Become (re)Assembled?"

🗓️ Wed 5/22 at 12pm US Central
🔗 bit.ly/WedatNICO
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This Wednesday is our first talk of the spring quarter! Jarrett Spiro of @Humana joins us to discuss how organizational structure influences #AI and how AI impacts efficiency and effectiveness. #WedatNICO

🗓️ Wed 4/10 at 12pm US Central
🔗bit.ly/WedatNICO
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Looking forward to presenting at @NICOatNU tomorrow!
How can #AI most effectively assist humans in problem solving? This #WedatNICO, @mattgroh will discuss a framework for addressing this question in real-world computer vision applications in medicine and misinformation.

🗓️ Wed 3/6 at 12pm US Central
🔗 bit.ly/WedatNICO
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Today! Join us for a talk with @haoopeng of @NICOatNU and @KelloggSchool about the necessity to purposefully devise policies to promote the adoption of novel scientific ideas. #WedatNICO

🗓️ Wed 1/31 at 12pm US Central
🔗bit.ly/WedatNICO
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Announcing our winter seminar speakers! Take a break from the cold and join us in Chambers Hall, starting 1/24 w/ talks by Matthew Ives, @haoopeng, Niall Mangan, Frank Neffke, Jeremy Birnholtz, @mattgroh and @hyejin_youn. bit.ly/WedatNICO

#WedatNICO #ComplexSystems
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Announcing our fall seminar speakers! 🍂 Starting 9/27 w/ talks by @ComplexGates, Raissa D'Souza, Satoru Suzuki, @yian_yin, @josh_c_jackson, @malcolmmaciver, @VickyCYang and @TesCharlesworth. Join us each Wed at 12pm US Central: bit.ly/WedatNICO

#WedatNICO #ComplexSystems
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The Ryan Institute on Complexity is launched! An investment in innovation research, and in the ‘lab model’ for social science. Huge thanks to the Ryan family for betting on this work. And I’m so excited to work with @dashunwang and @UzziLeadership to take this forward.
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