Cyberinfrastructures for Public Health” National Conference on Digital Government Research. The goal of this symposium is to explore the critical health-informatics foundations that must serve as a springboard for improving the major public health challenges of our time, with the recognition that such an effort will represent and result in a fundamental transformation in the public health system as we know it. Organized by Noshir Contractor (UIUC), Scott Leischow (HHS).

Application of Social Network Analysis in Digital Government. A half-day tutorial overviewing the application of network theory and methods to digital government research. Organized by David Lazer (Harvard University), Ines Mergel (Harvard University) and Noshir Contractor (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) for the 2005 National Conference on digital government research.

Communication Networks in the Public Interest I.: Overview of Communication Network Analysis. A half-day workshop providing a broad overview of network theories, concepts, measures, data collection and analysis. Organized by Noshir Contractor (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Steve Corman (Arizona State University), and Ron Rice (University of California at Santa Barbara) at the 2004 annual meeting of the International Communication Association

Communication Networks in the Public Interest II.: Theory & Practice. A half-day workshop providing best practices of bridging theory and practice . Organized by Noshir Contractor, Steve Corman, and Ron Rice at the 2004 annual meeting of the International Communication Association.  

4/2005. Coevolution of Knowledge Networks and 21st Century Cyberinfrastructure.

4/2005. Coevolution of Knowledge Networks and 21st Century Cyberinfrastructure.

3/2005. ICT Support in Emergency Management Networks : Drawing Analogies from Natural Systems.

3/2005. Communication Networks in the Public Interest.  

5/2002. Network Design for Getting Results.  

4/2000. The Use of Technologies to Support and Reconfigure HR Functions in 21st Century Organizational Forms.

3/2001. Reconfiguring HR functions in 21st Century Organizational Forms.

3/2001. Communication Network Analysis: Workshop for University Network of Communication Sciences, University of Jyväskylä, Finland.

1/2001. Co-evolution of Knowledge Networks and 21st Century Organizational Forms.

1/2001. Co-evolution of Knowledge Networks and 21st Century Organizational Forms(UCSB).  

1/2001. Co-evolution of Knowledge Networks and 21st Century Organizational Forms(NorthWestern).  

8/2000. Communication & Knowledge Networks in 21st Century Organizations.

7/2002. Emergence of Networks Organizations.

4/2000. Communication Technologies and New Forms of Organizing: SPCOM 429,Spring.

2/2000. Emergence of Communication Networks: A Self-organizing Systems Perspective

9/1999. Prairie Knowledge Networks On the Web .

9/1999. PrairieKNOW: An Overview

4/1999. Inquiring Knowledge Networks On the Web.

   1999. Self-organizing systems research, Texas Conference on Organizations.

5/1997. Relation Patterns in the MDS, CRADA

Fall,1997. Self-organizing networks

              Substitution-Enlargement-Reconfiguration

              Virtual Course on Globalization (Computational Network Modeling)

              P* to Test Multilevel Network Hypotheses

              Managing information

IKNOW: (Inquiring Knowledge Networks on the Web) is a Web based E-solution created to help organizations, communities, or individual teams manage their knowledge assets.

BLANCHE: A multi-agent-based computational modeling environment to specify, simulate, and analyze the evolution and co-evolution of networks. 

NetVis: The NetVis Module is a free open-source web-based tool to analyze and visualize social networks using data from csv files, online surveys, and dispersed teams.

STOCNET/SIENA: A program for analyzing repeated (longitudinal, dynamic) social network data. The name stands for Simulation Investigation for Empirical Network Analysis.

UCINET:  An Analytic Technologies software tool for social network analysis.

Columbia University, Center on Organizational Innovation: Promotes research on organizational innovation and the new forms of collaboration, communication, and coordination made possible with the advent of interactive technologies.

Arizona State University, Laboratory of Organization Communication and Knowledge Studies: An interdisciplinary laboratory sponsored by the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, the Department of Industrial Engineering, and the Department of Management at Arizona State University. The lab's purpose is to study communication processes related to the creation, transformation, management, and application of organizational knowledge, and to develop methods appropriate for studying these processes.   

Carnegie Mellon University, Center for Computational Analysis of Social and Organizational Systems: This center unites computer science and dynamic network analysis for the empirical study of complex socio-technical systems.