Erasmus University Rotterdam

dr. (Jay) JS Lee

dr. (Jay) JS Lee
Assistant Professor Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication Department of Media and Communication
Location
Burg. Oudlaan 50, Rotterdam
Room
M8-43
Telephone
0104089514
Email
lee@eshcc.eur.nl

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Ju-Sung (Jay) Lee is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Media and Communication at Erasmus University Rotterdam. 

His research interests lie at the nexus of social, communication, and semantic networks.  He is heavily involved with accompanying methodologies such as statistics, network analysis, computer-aided text analysis, computational social science, and other digital methods.  His publications have appeared in network and methodology journals such as Sociological Methodology, Computational Social Networks, Connections, and the Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation.  He is currently interested in textual discourse from organizations, media, and the public, pertaining to events of…

Ju-Sung (Jay) Lee is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Media and Communication at Erasmus University Rotterdam. 

His research interests lie at the nexus of social, communication, and semantic networks.  He is heavily involved with accompanying methodologies such as statistics, network analysis, computer-aided text analysis, computational social science, and other digital methods.  His publications have appeared in network and methodology journals such as Sociological Methodology, Computational Social Networks, Connections, and the Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation.  He is currently interested in textual discourse from organizations, media, and the public, pertaining to events of societal tension such as the recent financial crisis and the refugee crisis, and the associations between discourse structures and social and organizational behavior and networks.

Ju-Sung obtained his doctorate in quantitative sociology from Carnegie Mellon University in 2008.  His dissertation explored methods of inferring adolescent social networks and substance use from national sample datasets in the United States.  He also has a background in computer science (BSE, Princeton University) and organization and decision sciences (MS, Carnegie Mellon University).

Prior to joining the department, he was a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Twente's Department of Governance and Technology for Sustainability (CSTM) where he was involved in an NWO project titled “Digging into Data”, part of an international collaboration with universities in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K.  There, he explored visualization and dimension reduction techniques for large multivariate outcomes arising from complex, computational agent-based models.

Before moving to the Netherlands, he was a research associate and postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Computational Analysis of Social and Organizational Systems (CASOS) at Carnegie Mellon University where he explored methodological issues surrounding networks, including digital communication, and delivered lectures and workshops on networks, text analysis, and computational social science.

 

      • J.S. Lee & T. Filatova (2016). A Network Analytic Approach to Investigating a Land-Use Change Agent-Based Model. In W. Jager, R. Verbrugge, A. Flache, G. de Roo, L. Hoogduin & Ch. Hemelrijk (Eds.), Advances in Social Simulation 2015 (AISC, 528) (pp. 231-240). Cham, Switzerland: Springer International Publishing
      • N. Basov, J.S. Lee & A. Antoniuk (2016). Social networks and construction of culture: A socio-semantic analysis of art groups. In Complex Networks and Their Applications V (pp. 785-796). Cham: Springer International

      • A. Nerghes & J.S. Lee (2018). The Refugee/Migrant Crisis Dichotomy on Twitter: A Network and Sentiment Perspective. In H. Akkermans (Ed.), WebSci '18: Proceedings of the 10th ACM Conference on Web Science (pp. 271-280). New York: Association for Computing Machinery
      • J.S. Lee & A. Nerghes (2017). Labels and sentiment in social media: On the role of perceived agency in online discussions of the refugee crisis. In Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Social Media & Society (pp. chapter 14). New York: Association for Computing Machinery
      • J.S. Lee, N. Basov & A. Antoniuk (2016). A socio-semantic account of artistic communities: Structural position and involvement in meaning making. In 9th Midterm Conference of the ESA Research Network Sociology of the Arts
      • J.S. Lee & J. Pfeffer (2015). Estimating Centrality Statistics for Large Scale and Sampled Networks: Some Approaches and Complications. In Proceedings of the 48th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences Conference (pp. 1686-1695)
      • J.S. Lee & J. Pfeffer (2015). Robustness of Network Metrics in the Context of Digital Communication Data. In Proceedings of the 48th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences Conference (pp. 1798-1807)
      • J.S. Lee, R. van Duinen & T. Filatova (2015). Micro and Macro Spatial Networks in Two Contexts: Collaboration and Interpersonal Risk Communication. In International Sunbelt Social Networks Conference
      • T. Filatova, J.S. Lee & B. Naimi (2015). Housing Markets and Economic Choices Under Uncertainty: Exploring Non-Linear Market Dynamics in a Spatial Agent-Based Model. In Proceedings of the 20th Workshop on the Economic Science with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents, Sophia Antipolis
      • A. Nerghes, J.S. Lee, P. Groenewegen & I. Hellsten (2014). Shifting Discourses of the ECB and the Fed. In 1st European Social Networks Conference (EUSN)
      • J.S. Lee & J. Pfeffer (2014). Measurement Accuracy in Samples of Online Communication Network. In 1st European Social Networks Conference (EUSN)
      • A. Nerghes, J.S. Lee, P. Groenewegen & I. Hellsten (2014). The Shifting Discourse of the European Central Bank: Exploring Structural Space in Semantic Networks. In Proceedings of 2014 Tenth International Conference on Signal Image Technology and Internet Based Systems
      • J.S. Lee & J. Pfeffer (2014). Approximating Network Measures for Large Scale Networks of Varying Size, Density, Typologies, and Sampling Levels. In International Sunbelt Social Networks Conference
      • J.S. Lee & K. Carley (2013). The Impact of Data Source Type on the Analysis of Extracted Semantic Networks. In International Sunbelt Social Networks Conference
      • A. Patil, J. Effken, K.M. Carley & J.S. Lee (2011). Modeling safety outcomes on patient care units. In A. Minai, D. Braha & Y. Bar-Yam (Eds.), Unifying Themes in Complex Systems V (pp. 272-280). Berlin: Springer
      • S. Land, J.S. Lee & K. Cooper (2011). A Longitudinal Social Network Analysis of Tobacco Use and Friendship Dynamics Among First-Year College Student. In Proceedings of the Joint Statistical Meetings

      • A. Nerghes & J.S. Lee (2018). The refugee/migrant crisis dichotomy on Twitter: A network and sentiment perspective. 9th Annual International Conference on Social Media and Society: Copenhagen, Denmark.
      • J.S. Lee & A.P. Alencar (2018). Cultural values and context in news narratives: A comparative study of Dutch, Spanish and Irish television news. Paper presented at the 7th European Communication Conference (ECC-ECREA): Lugano, Switzerland (2018, oktober 31 - 2018, november 3).
      • J.S. Lee & A. Nerghes (2018). Structure and content on Twitter: The case of the European Refugee Crisis. Sunbelt Social Networks Conference of the International Network for Social Network Analysis: .
      • J.S. Lee, N. Basov & A. Antoniuk (2016). Community leaders and followers: Linkages between semantic content and social structure in art groups. Networks in a Global World (NetGloW): .

  • Introduction to Statistical Analysis

    Title
    Introduction to Statistical Analysis
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (BA-1) (Pre-master) (Pre-master) (Pre-master) (Pre-master)

    Digital Media Analysis

    Title
    Digital Media Analysis
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (BA-2) (BA-3)

    Bachelor's Thesis IBCoM

    Title
    Bachelor's Thesis IBCoM
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (BA-3)

    Bachelor's Thesis Class IBCoM

    Title
    Bachelor's Thesis Class IBCoM
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (BA-3)

    Digital Research Methods

    Title
    Digital Research Methods
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (MA) (MA-2)

    Research Master Seminar

    Title
    Research Master Seminar
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (MA-1) (MA-2)

  • Assistant Professor

    University
    Erasmus University Rotterdam
    School
    Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication
    Department
    Department of Media and Communication
    Country
    The Netherlands
    Telephone
    0104089514

Address

Visiting address

Burg. Oudlaan 50 3062 PA Rotterdam

Postal address

Postbus 1738 3000 DR Rotterdam