Social and Economic Computing
Social and economic computing is a cross-disciplinary field focusing on the development of computing technologies that consider social and economic contexts. Social computing and economic computing not only share a number of computing technologies, they also benefit and fertilize each other in computational theories, models, and design. This special issue presents some representative research in social and economic computing from several perspectives. More »
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Stealing Reality: When Criminals Become Data Scientists (or Vice Versa)
Stealing-reality attacks try to steal social-network and behavioral information via data collection and inference techniques, making them more dangerous than other types of identity theft. Read full article »
Cyber-Individual Meets Brain Informatics
To help people live better in today's digitally explosive environment, Cyber-Individuals are envisioned as counterparts to real individuals in the physical world. Read full article »
Smart Health and Wellbeing
Explore the breadth of computing areas that can help address today's challenges in using IT for effective healthcare. Read full article »
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