Clément Levallois

Markets and Innovation Computational social scientist.

Specialist of data mining : data visualization, text mining, network analysis.

Gephi member, trainer and author of plugins.

Creator of CODAPPS, a MOOC hosted on Coursera.

Java programmer.

EXPERIENCE

Research Associate, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam (2008-2013)

Honorary Visiting Research Fellow, City University London (2007-2008)

Research Fellow, Universite Paris X Nanterre (2006-2007)

Doctoral Fellow (“Allocataire Moniteur Normalien”), Université de Lyon (2003-2006)

EXPERTISE

data visualization, social media analysis, natural language processing, network analysis, data mash-ups, scientometrics, semantic web.

ASSOCIATIONS

Member of the Gephi Consortium

COURSES TAUGHT

MK99: Big data for business

CODAPPS: Learn how to code mobile apps, for entrepreneurs.

RESEARCH INTEREST

New methods in data exploration and innovation in digital business models.

PUBLICATIONS

ACADEMIC ARTICLES (9)

‑ Levallois, Clément. 2017. The Development of Sociobiology in relation to Animal Behavior Studies, 1946-1975.Journal of the History of Biology, FORTH

‑ LEEFMANN, Jon, Levallois, Clément, , HILDT, Elisabeth. 2016. Neuroethics 1995-2012. A bibliometric analysis of the guiding themes of an emerging research field.Frontiers in human neuroscience, 10

‑ Heijmans, Ronald, Heuver, Richard, , Levallois, Clément, , van Lelyveld, Iman. 2016. Dynamic visualization of large financial networks.Journal of Network Theory in Finance, 2 (2): 57-79 p.

‑ BUCH-HANSEN, Hubert, Levallois, Clément. 2015. The Scale and Geography of Collusion in the European Market: A Longitudinal View.Journal of Common Market Studies, 53 (4): 737-752 P.

‑ Levallois, Clément. 2012. Book Review: Foundations of Neuroeconomic Analysis, by Paul W. Glimcher.Journal of Economic Methodology, 19 (1): 81-84 P.

‑ Levallois, Clément, CLITHERO, John A., , WOUTERS, Paul, , SMIDTS, Ale, , HUETTEL, Scott A.. 2012. Translating upwards: linking the neural and social sciences via neuroeconomics.Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 13 (11): 789-797 P.

‑ Levallois, Clément. 2011. Why Were Biological Analogies in Economics "A Bad Thing"?: Edith Penrose's Battles against Social Darwinism and McCarthyism.Science in Context, 24 (4): 465-485 P.

‑ Levallois, Clément. 2010. Can de-growth be considered a policy option?: A historical note on Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen and the Club of Rome.Ecological Economics, 69 (11): 2271-2278 P.

‑ Levallois, Clément. 2009. One Analogy Can Hide Another: Physics and Biology in Alchian's "Economic Natural Selection".History of Political Economy, 41 (1): 163-181 P.

BOOKS (1)

‑ Levallois, Clément, MARCHAND, Morgane, , MATA, Tiago, , PANISSON, André. 2016. Twitter for Research, Handbook 2015-2016.: EM LYON 242 P. BOOK CHAPTERS (1) ‑ Levallois, Clément, STEINMETZ, Stéphanie, , WOUTERS, Paul. 2012. Sloppy data floods or precise social science methodologies? : Dilemmas in the transition to data-intensive research in sociology and economics., Virtual Knowledge: Experimenting in the Humanities and the Social Sciences. : MIT Press, 151-182 P.

CONFERENCES (2)

‑ Levallois, Clément. 2015. Where is data visualization going?: a personal perspective.: Tecnico LisboaInesc ID Lisboa, 14 P.

‑ Levallois, Clément. 2013. Umigon: sentiment analysis for tweets based on lexicons and heuristics.: SIGLEX, Special Interest Group on the Lexicon of the (ACL) Association for Computational Linguistics, 4 P.

PRESS ARTICLES (1)

‑ Levallois, Clément. 2015. Twitter, produit de consommation ou outil de création ?.Le Figaro Etudiant, (1) ‑ Levallois, Clément. 2008. Économie et biologie aux États-Unis (1950-1982) : L'ambivalence d'un lien.: Université Lyon 2, 277 P.