Liberal Arts and Sciences
Johnson Lab
Led by Jeffrey C. Johnson · Anthropology
What we study
The lab studies group dynamics in extreme environments like Antarctic stations and socio-ecological systems using social network analysis and modeling. They also work on network models of biological systems and text analysis.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Coding required
- Project
- 1
- Papers
- 5
Current projects
Reliable tagging and coding of large text corpora
Developing methods for analyzing large text datasets funded by the Office of Naval Research.
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Recent papers, explained
- Triadic signatures of global human mobility networks
2024 · PLoS ONE
Analyzes patterns in global refugee and migrant networks, finding stability in migrants but change in refugees.
- The Benefits of Using Cultural Domain Analysis in Applied Anthropology
2024 · Practicing Anthropology
Reviews how cultural domain analysis helps researchers quickly understand how people think about their world.
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- How Teaching Research Design Advances Applied Anthropology
2024 · Practicing Anthropology
Explains how teaching research design helps applied anthropologists solve real-world problems.
- Migration and livelihood constellations: Assessing common themes in the face of environmental change in Somalia and among Agro‐Pastoral peoples
2023 · International Migration
Identifies common themes in migration due to climate change, conflict, and economic shifts.
- Linking Fishing Behavior and Ecosystem Dynamics Using Social and Ecological Network Models
2021 · Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution
Links fishing behavior to ecosystem changes using models to predict impacts of gillnet bans.
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How to reach out
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