I'm an Associate Professor at Michigan State University. My research focuses on using the tools and theories of network science to explore urban phenomena at a range of scales, from the formation of social networks in neighborhoods to the evolution of economic networks between world cities. I am also interested in facilitating the use of research in general, and particularly in public education.
I'm an Associate Professor at Michigan State University. My research focuses on using the tools and theories of network science to explore urban phenomena at a range of scales, from the formation of social networks in neighborhoods to the evolution of economic networks between world cities. I am also interested in facilitating the use of research in general, and particularly in public education.
I'm an Associate Professor at Michigan State University. My research focuses on using the tools and theories of network science to explore urban phenomena at a range of scales, from the formation of social networks in neighborhoods to the evolution of economic networks between world cities. I am also interested in facilitating the use of research in general, and particularly in public education.
I am an Associate Professor at Michigan State University. My background is in Sociology, my research is in Geography and Network Science, and I teach in the Psychology department. So, I guess I'm a bit undisciplined...or is that interdisciplinary? My work focuses on how networks structure everything from neighborhood social relations, to public school decision-making, to global transportation and economic transactions. I also like to travel, and enjoy the occasional beverage.