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Graduate Student Researcher Office: Frances Searle Building 1-459C Email: brennanantone2017@u.northwestern.edu Research Interests: Models of selection and influence in social networks. Predictive and prescriptive models for network science. Social influence and decision making. Team assembly. |
Keywords: social network models, decision making in networks, social influence, team assembly, machine learning in networks
Brennan is a PhD Candidate in Industrial Engineering and Management Science at Northwestern University. To learn more about him please visit his personal website at brennanantone.com, follow his twitter account @brennan_antone and see his linked in here.
Education:
- B.S. in Industrial Engineering and Management Science and Psychology, Northwestern University.
Project Contributions:
- NASA Crews: Analyzing team composition and social relations within crews for long-duration space exploration.
- Gates Family Planning: Modeling social influence and communication patterns about modern contraception use in large-scale networks collected from two villages in rural Kenya.
- Enterprise Social Media: Examining how social media platforms designed for workplace use (ex. Slack) can be used to predict and monitor social relations and collaborations within organizations.