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The Hidden Power of Networks: Research and Education

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Social networks can make us smarter, happier and even heavier! Our social interactions, relationships and collaborations with others often influence us more than we realize. In this seminar we will explore the hidden power of these social networks that affects everyone in one’s daily life. In particular we will explore studies into a networked approach of research in education that aims to bridge the old gap between research and practice in a new way and foster research with real impact.

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