Subhayan Mukerjee

Subhayan Mukerjee

Assistant Professor, National University of Singapore

Publication in Scientific Reports

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Excited to have my first solo authored peer-reviewed journal article published today in Scientific Reports! This is a methodological paper that formalizes as well as extends some of the more technical network science approaches that I used for my dissertation research, and lays down recommendations for those seeking to analyse audience co-exposure networks.

Find it here. (open access)

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