- May 07 NetSci Conference in New York, May
22-25, 2007. More information on my blog:
http://inesmergel.wordpress.com. I am teaching a social
network analysis tutorial together with Prof. Nosh
Contractor and Prof. David Lazer at the dg.o 2007
conference in Philidelphia, May 22, 2007.ia. I attended the
INSNA Conference in Corfu, Greece, May 01-05, 2007.
January 07 I attended the Bok Center Teaching Conference at Harvard.
June 06 CASOS Summer Institute
Swiss Scientists presentation "Research on Social Networks"
May 06 Tutorial on "Application of Social Network Analysis in Digital Government Research", dg.O 2006
April 06 UCInet/Netdraw workshop in Vancouver, Canada, see CV -> Training
April 06 INSNA conference & my presentation on "How do networkers network?" together with Tim and Jen in Vancouver, Canada, see Research -> Presentations
March 06 QSR NVivo Workshop in Cambridge, USA, see CV -> Training
Jan. 06 SIENA Workshop in Groningen, The Netherlands, see CV -> Training
Nov. 05 Weblog "Complexity and Social Networks Blog", see Research Log
Sept. 05 Resource Page: "Social Network Analysis", go to Research Log
11/11/05 Website relauch.
Presentations
Mergel, I. with Von Kortzfleisch, H. V./Proll, C. (2007): Potentials of Social Networks for Knowledge Management with regard to the Development of Stable Competences and Dynamic Capabilities, accepted for presentation: HICCS conference, Hawaii (USA).
Mergel, I. with Binz-Scharf, M. C./Lazer, D. (2006): Communities of Pracitice: Diffusion of Innovation Across Organizational Boundaries, presentation, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) 2006 conference, 2.-4. November 2006, Madison, WI.
Mergel, I. with Thomas Langenberg (2006): What makes online ties sustainable? A research design proposasl to analyze social networks, presentation, ASNA - Applications of Social Network Analysis 2006, October 5-6 2006, Zurich (Switzerland).
Mergel, I. with Christian Kruse (2006): Networked Collaboration - Collaborative Networking: The social world of multi-disciplinary teams in financial services. How to integrate external knowledge into the firm?, paper accepted for presentation, ASNA - Applications of Social Network Analysis 2006, October 5-6 2006, Zurich (Switzerland).
Mergel, I. with Manouchehri, S./Kuhlenkamp, A. (2006): Social Awareness als Basis fuer effiziente Unternehmenskommunikation? Wissenschaftlicher Workshop "Social Software in der Wertschoepfung, 07/18/2006, MFG Stiftung Baden-Wuerttemberg.
Mergel, I. with Timothy Huerta (2006): Interorganizational service delivery networks in the public health sector, presentation, Academy Health 2006 Annual Research Meeting, June 25-27 2006, Seattle (MA).
Mergel, I. (2006): Research on Social Networks, Swiss Scientists Presentation with State Secretary for Economic Affairs, Swiss House for Advanced Research and Education - Consulate of Switzerland, June 6, 2006, Cambridge (MA).
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Contractor, N./Huerta, T. (2006): Application of Social Network Analysis in Digital Government Research, Tutorial (homepage), dg.O 2006, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 21.-24. 2006, San Diego, California.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K./Neblo, M./Fountain, J./ZIniel, C. (2006): Connecting to Congress, paper presentation, dg.O - The 7th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research, San Diego - California, 21-25 May 2006.
Mergel, I. with Huerta, T./van Stelle, J. (2006): How do networkers network? Conferences as academic marketplaces, paper presented at 26th INSNA (International Conference for Social Network Analysis) conference, Vancouver (Canada), 24-30 April 2006.
Mergel, I. with vonKortzfleisch, H./Riempp, G./Smolnik, S. (2006): The role of distance in knowledge sharing, paper accepted for presentation European Group for Organizational Studies (EGOS), 22nd EGOS Colloquium: "The Organizing Society", Bergen (Norway), 6-8 July 2006.
Mergel, I. (2006): Evaluation of the State Health Leadership Initiative: A Social Network Analysis, 03/14/2006, State Health Leadership Initiative (SHLI) Network Meeting State Health Officials, Washington, D.C.
Mergel, I. (2006): Introduction into Network Visualization Techniques - Using NetDraw, invited lecture: STM 504 "Network Analysis for Managers and Analysts", 02/16/2006, taught by Prof. David Lazer, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
Mergel, I. (2006): Introduction into Social Network Analysis Using UCInet, invited lecture: STM 504 "Network Analysis for Managers and Analysts", 02/14/2006, taught by Prof. David Lazer, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
Mergel, I. (2005): Unlocking organizations: Detecting multiplex network ties in the spread of knowledge about innovative technologies, paper accepted for presentation, European Group for Organizational Studies (EGOS), 21st EGOS Colloquium, 06/30/-07/02/2005, Berlin (Germany).
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Contractor, N. (2005): Application of Social Network Analysis in Digital Government Research, Tutorial (homepage), dg.O 2005, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 15.-18. 2005, Atlanta.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K./Fountain, J./Neblo, M./Ziniel, C. (2005): Connecting to Congress” Project Highlights, presentation, dg.O 2005, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 15.-18. 2005, Atlanta.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Binz-Scharf, M.-C. (2005): Electronic Communication in a Geographically Dispersed Community of Forensic Scientists, poster presentation, dg.O 2005, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 15.-18. 2005, Atlanta.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K./Neblo, M./Ziniel, C. (2005): Style Conscious: How Members of Congress Learn Ways to Communicate, presentation, dg.O 2005, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 15.-18. 2005, Atlanta.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K./Neblo, M. (2005): How Congress is Connected: The Diffusion of Web Technologies among Congressional Offices, conference paper and presentation, MPSA Midwestern Political Science Conference, Annual Meeting 2005, Chicago, April 07-10, 2005.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K.(2005): How Congress is Connected: The Diffusion of Web Technologies among Congressional Offices, conference paper, WPSA Western Political Science Association, 2005 Annual Meeting, Oakland, California, March 17-19, 2005.
Mergel, I. (2005): What Are We Talking About? Multiplex Network Relationships In The Diffusion Of Elearning Practices, conference paper, INSNA International Social Network Analysis Annual Conference, Redondo Beach, February 16-20, 2005.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K./Neblo, M. (2005): Congressional Connections: The Diffusion Of An Innovation Among Members Of Congress, conference paper, INSNA International Social Network Analysis Annual Conference, Redondo Beach, February 16-20, 2005.
Mergel, I. with Binz-Scharf, M./Lazer, D. (2005): Going The Extra Mile: Engaging In Voluntary Knowledge Sharing In Communities Of Practice, conference paper presented at INSNA International Social Network Analysis Annual Conference, Redondo Beach, February 16-20, 2005.
Mergel, I. with Binz-Scharf, M.-C./Lazer, D. (2005): Searching for answers: Tracing the paths of knowledge in a dispersed community, conference paper, INSNA International Social Network Analysis Annual Conference, Redondo Beach, February 16-20, 2005.
Mergel, I. (2004): The influence of multiplex network ties in the adoption of eLearning practices - A social network analysis", Kennedy School of Government, NCDG - Brown Bag Seminar, 11/08/2004.
Mergel, I. (2004): What are we talking about? Multiplex network ties and the adoption of eLearning practices, conference paper, Tagung “Soziale Netzwerkanlyse”, University of Zurich, October 14-15, 2004, Zurich, Switzerland.
Mergel, I. (2004): The adoption of innovative educational technologies - A network perspective on the diffusion process, Kennedy School of Government, NCDG - Brown Bag Seminar, 05/11/2004.
Mergel, I. (2004): "Diffusion of eLearning Practices in Higher Education Institutions - A Social Network Study" (Student Paper Session), paper accepted at dg.O 2004, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 23-26, 2004, Seattle.
Mergel, I. with Von Kortzfleisch, H. V./Proll, C. (2007): Potentials of Social Networks for Knowledge Management with regard to the Development of Stable Competences and Dynamic Capabilities, accepted for presentation: HICCS conference, Hawaii (USA).
Mergel, I. with Binz-Scharf, M. C./Lazer, D. (2006): Communities of Pracitice: Diffusion of Innovation Across Organizational Boundaries, presentation, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) 2006 conference, 2.-4. November 2006, Madison, WI.
Mergel, I. with Thomas Langenberg (2006): What makes online ties sustainable? A research design proposasl to analyze social networks, presentation, ASNA - Applications of Social Network Analysis 2006, October 5-6 2006, Zurich (Switzerland).
Mergel, I. with Christian Kruse (2006): Networked Collaboration - Collaborative Networking: The social world of multi-disciplinary teams in financial services. How to integrate external knowledge into the firm?, paper accepted for presentation, ASNA - Applications of Social Network Analysis 2006, October 5-6 2006, Zurich (Switzerland).
Mergel, I. with Manouchehri, S./Kuhlenkamp, A. (2006): Social Awareness als Basis fuer effiziente Unternehmenskommunikation? Wissenschaftlicher Workshop "Social Software in der Wertschoepfung, 07/18/2006, MFG Stiftung Baden-Wuerttemberg.
Mergel, I. with Timothy Huerta (2006): Interorganizational service delivery networks in the public health sector, presentation, Academy Health 2006 Annual Research Meeting, June 25-27 2006, Seattle (MA).
Mergel, I. (2006): Research on Social Networks, Swiss Scientists Presentation with State Secretary for Economic Affairs, Swiss House for Advanced Research and Education - Consulate of Switzerland, June 6, 2006, Cambridge (MA).
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Contractor, N./Huerta, T. (2006): Application of Social Network Analysis in Digital Government Research, Tutorial (homepage), dg.O 2006, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 21.-24. 2006, San Diego, California.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K./Neblo, M./Fountain, J./ZIniel, C. (2006): Connecting to Congress, paper presentation, dg.O - The 7th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research, San Diego - California, 21-25 May 2006.
Mergel, I. with Huerta, T./van Stelle, J. (2006): How do networkers network? Conferences as academic marketplaces, paper presented at 26th INSNA (International Conference for Social Network Analysis) conference, Vancouver (Canada), 24-30 April 2006.
Mergel, I. with vonKortzfleisch, H./Riempp, G./Smolnik, S. (2006): The role of distance in knowledge sharing, paper accepted for presentation European Group for Organizational Studies (EGOS), 22nd EGOS Colloquium: "The Organizing Society", Bergen (Norway), 6-8 July 2006.
Mergel, I. (2006): Evaluation of the State Health Leadership Initiative: A Social Network Analysis, 03/14/2006, State Health Leadership Initiative (SHLI) Network Meeting State Health Officials, Washington, D.C.
Mergel, I. (2006): Introduction into Network Visualization Techniques - Using NetDraw, invited lecture: STM 504 "Network Analysis for Managers and Analysts", 02/16/2006, taught by Prof. David Lazer, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
Mergel, I. (2006): Introduction into Social Network Analysis Using UCInet, invited lecture: STM 504 "Network Analysis for Managers and Analysts", 02/14/2006, taught by Prof. David Lazer, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
Mergel, I. (2005): Unlocking organizations: Detecting multiplex network ties in the spread of knowledge about innovative technologies, paper accepted for presentation, European Group for Organizational Studies (EGOS), 21st EGOS Colloquium, 06/30/-07/02/2005, Berlin (Germany).
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Contractor, N. (2005): Application of Social Network Analysis in Digital Government Research, Tutorial (homepage), dg.O 2005, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 15.-18. 2005, Atlanta.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K./Fountain, J./Neblo, M./Ziniel, C. (2005): Connecting to Congress” Project Highlights, presentation, dg.O 2005, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 15.-18. 2005, Atlanta.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Binz-Scharf, M.-C. (2005): Electronic Communication in a Geographically Dispersed Community of Forensic Scientists, poster presentation, dg.O 2005, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 15.-18. 2005, Atlanta.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K./Neblo, M./Ziniel, C. (2005): Style Conscious: How Members of Congress Learn Ways to Communicate, presentation, dg.O 2005, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 15.-18. 2005, Atlanta.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K./Neblo, M. (2005): How Congress is Connected: The Diffusion of Web Technologies among Congressional Offices, conference paper and presentation, MPSA Midwestern Political Science Conference, Annual Meeting 2005, Chicago, April 07-10, 2005.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K.(2005): How Congress is Connected: The Diffusion of Web Technologies among Congressional Offices, conference paper, WPSA Western Political Science Association, 2005 Annual Meeting, Oakland, California, March 17-19, 2005.
Mergel, I. (2005): What Are We Talking About? Multiplex Network Relationships In The Diffusion Of Elearning Practices, conference paper, INSNA International Social Network Analysis Annual Conference, Redondo Beach, February 16-20, 2005.
Mergel, I. with Lazer, D./Esterling, K./Neblo, M. (2005): Congressional Connections: The Diffusion Of An Innovation Among Members Of Congress, conference paper, INSNA International Social Network Analysis Annual Conference, Redondo Beach, February 16-20, 2005.
Mergel, I. with Binz-Scharf, M./Lazer, D. (2005): Going The Extra Mile: Engaging In Voluntary Knowledge Sharing In Communities Of Practice, conference paper presented at INSNA International Social Network Analysis Annual Conference, Redondo Beach, February 16-20, 2005.
Mergel, I. with Binz-Scharf, M.-C./Lazer, D. (2005): Searching for answers: Tracing the paths of knowledge in a dispersed community, conference paper, INSNA International Social Network Analysis Annual Conference, Redondo Beach, February 16-20, 2005.
Mergel, I. (2004): The influence of multiplex network ties in the adoption of eLearning practices - A social network analysis", Kennedy School of Government, NCDG - Brown Bag Seminar, 11/08/2004.
Mergel, I. (2004): What are we talking about? Multiplex network ties and the adoption of eLearning practices, conference paper, Tagung “Soziale Netzwerkanlyse”, University of Zurich, October 14-15, 2004, Zurich, Switzerland.
Mergel, I. (2004): The adoption of innovative educational technologies - A network perspective on the diffusion process, Kennedy School of Government, NCDG - Brown Bag Seminar, 05/11/2004.
Mergel, I. (2004): "Diffusion of eLearning Practices in Higher Education Institutions - A Social Network Study" (Student Paper Session), paper accepted at dg.O 2004, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 23-26, 2004, Seattle.