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Kevin Lewis is a Berkman Fellow and a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Sociology at Harvard University. His research focuses on the formation and evolution of social networks. As a Berkman Fellow, Kevin is examining patterns of interaction in the early stages of mate choice using detailed longitudinal data from a popular online dating site. Over the past several years he has also overseen the development of a new cultural, multiplex, and longitudinal social network dataset using data from Facebook. This dataset has given rise to a number of collaborative projects exploring the intersection of social networks, cultural tastes (with Jason Kaufman and Marco Gonzalez), race/ethnicity (with Andreas Wimmer), and online privacy.
Kevin Lewis is a Berkman Fellow and a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Sociology at Harvard University. His research focuses on the formation and evolution of social networks. As a Berkman Fellow, Kevin is examining patterns of interaction in the early stages of mate choice using detailed longitudinal data from a popular online dating site. Over the past several years he has also overseen the development of a new cultural, multiplex, and longitudinal social network dataset using data from Facebook. This dataset has given rise to a number of collaborative projects exploring the intersection of social networks, cultural tastes (with Jason Kaufman and Marco Gonzalez), race/ethnicity (with Andreas Wimmer), and online privacy.
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