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Modelling and simulation

Modelling and simulation

The dark side of social media

(Courtesy: NF Johnson, M Zheng and P Manrique)
01 Mar 2019
Taken from the March 2019 issue of Physics World.

Social media can bring people together for good, but it can also connect supporters of terror, extremism and hate. Neil Johnson shows how physics can shed light on this darker side of our online world

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Neil Johnson is a professor in the physics department at George Washington University, US, e-mail neiljohnson@gwu.edu
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