2025 International Conference on Social Computing

Shanghai, China

12-13 December 2025
Rome

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ICSC 2025 List of Accepted Papers

This year’s program will feature a diverse range of topics, highlighting the latest advancements in collaborative research at the intersection of big data analytics and social science theory. To offer a preview of the depth and excellence of this work, we are pleased to announce the acceptance of the following papers:

Full Papers

  1. Computational Analysis of Urban Crime Concentration: Insights from Legal Big Data in China
    Yiwei Xia, Zijun Liu (Southwestern University of Finance and Economic)
  2. The Emergence of Shared Norms in Decentralized Networks: A Social Computing Model of Lexical Coordination
    Fengrui Liu (East China Normal University); Ruiyang Huang (Southeast University); ZhangJian'an (Peking University); RuoHan Jiang (Tongji University); Qingyang Li (Xi’an jiaotong University); Min Zhang (East China Normal University)
  3. A Multi-factor Deep Hybrid Model for Road risk Prediction
    Yachao Yuan, Zixiang Peng, Xiangting Zhang, and Zhen Yu (Soochow University)
  4. Introducing RobustiPy: An efficient next generation multiversal library with model selection, averaging, resampling, and explainable AI
    Daniel Valdenegro Ibarra, Jiani Yan, Duiyi Dai, and Charles Rahal (Oxford University)
  5. Preserving Topological Information for Social Network Condensation via Knowledge Distillation
    Zhiyuan Yu, Shijian Xiao, Yujiang Li, Mingkai Lin, and Wenzhong Li (Nanjing University)
  6. Accurate Source Localization via Joint Learning of Infection States and Diffusion Patterns
    Jiahui Li, Yujie Long, Mingqi Kong, Hao Mei,Yang Xu (Fudan University)
  7. When AI Joins the Thread: A Computational Analysis of Gendered Human-AI Interactions on Weibo
    Chenxi Li (University of Oxford); Zeqiang Wang (NYU Shanghai / University of Surrey); Yujia Wang (NYU Shanghai); Jon Johnson (University College London); Suparna De (University of Surrey); Zixi Chen (NYU Shanghai)
  8. Cultural Bias in Minority Language LLMs
    Rende Li, Sumin Feng (University of Shanghai for Science and Technology); Tianyao Tang, Jintai Tian (Shanghai Xijin Information Technology Co., Ltd.)
  9. SHIELD-SLM: A Dual-Format and Interval-Scored Framework for Small Language Model Evaluation
    Xianwang Dai, Xingshen Song (National University of Defense Technology); Jinsheng Deng (Academy of Military Science)
  10. GRAVITI: Grounded Retrieval Generation Framework for VideoLLM Hallucination Mitigation
    Ahmad Khalil, Mahmoud Khalil, Alioune Ngom (University of Windsor)
  11. IPMMO: Unifying Benchmarks and Models for Propagation Optimization
    Gang Gu, Wenming Zuo (South China University of Technology); Xiao-Kun Wu (Renmin University of China); Tian-Fang Zhao (Jinan University); Wei-Neng Chen (South China University of Technology)
  12. Discovering Prevalent Chronic Disease Profiles with Advanced Clustering Methods
    Jiani Yan (University of Oxford / Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research)
  13. What Makes Writing Work? Linguistic Features of Accepted vs. Rejected ICLR Submissions
    Zhenghao Vermous Kang, Huilian Sophie Qiu, Wenjing Huang, Brian Uzzi (Northwestern University)
  14. Young AI Scientists in the New AI Age: Increasingly Early and Growing Dominance of Career Novelty in Their Research Trajectories
    Hui Zou, Jingjing Qu, Pinlong Cai (Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory); Xiaoming Fu (University of Goettingen)
  15. Learning User–Resource Interactions for Dynamic Access Control based on Graph–Transformer Fusion
    Mingshan You, Jiao Yin, Yong-Feng Ge (Victoria University); Kate Wang (RMIT University); Hua Wang (Victoria University)
  16. CTP2KL: Collaborative Trajectory Protection against Knowing-and-Learning Attacks in Multiple Location-based Services
    Zhuo Ma (Jiangsu Police Institute); Shuai Xu (Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics); Jiuxin Cao, Bo Liu (Southeast University)
  17. Energy-Efficient Asynchronous Federated Learning via Model Compression for Mobile Social Computing
    Dewei Ning, Yong-Feng Ge, Hua Wang (Victoria University); Changjun Zhou (Zhejiang Normal University)
  18. Balancing Privacy and Security: An Ethical Analysis of AI-Driven Surveillance in the UAE, USA, and UK
    Belal Alghafri and Abdallah Tubaishat (Zayed University)
  19. Effective Bird Nest Detection based on Improved YOLOv5 with Transformer Prediction Heads
    Yao Cui, Xin Huang, Xin Zhang, Dongchen Liu (State Key Laboratory of Smart Grid Operation and Control / State Grid Electric Power Research Institute (NARI Group Corporation))
  20. BT-CNN: A Binary Tree-Convolutional Neural Network for Influential Node Identification in Complex Networks
    Xiaonan Ni, Guangyuan Mei, Xuying Li, Chuang Liu, Xiu-Xiu Zhan (Hangzhou Normal University)
  21. The Global Ecology of Chinese Language Learning on TikTok: Insights from 75,188 Videos
    Hui Chen (Beijing Foreign Studies University); Zhengze Li (University of Goettingen); Xue Wang, Limi Zhou (Beijing Foreign Studies University); Xiaoming Fu (University of Goettingen)
  22. Digitalization Broadens Protest Occupational Breath but Narrows Social Status Diversity
    Xin Gao (Xiamen University); Jun Liu (University of Copenhagen)
  23. Geographic Patterns in Public Response to China’s National Childcare Subsidy: A Large-Scale Social Media Analysis
    Pu Zhang (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)); Zheng Wei (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology / University of Chicago); Muzhi Zhou (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)); James Evans (University of Chicago); Pan Hui (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou))
  24. Agentic RL for Adaptive Diplomacy: Integrating Dynamic Knowledge Representation in Multi-Level Sino-US Simulations
    Wuqiong Zheng (Donghua University); Yichen Huang (East China University of Political Science and Law); Yiwen Zhao (Wuhan University of Technology); Qiqi Gao (Fudan University)
  25. Toward Equitable Access: Leveraging Crowdsourced Reviews to Investigate Public Perceptions of Health Resource Accessibility
    Zhaoqian Xue (University of Pennsylvania); Guanhong Liu (Renmin University of China); Chong Zhang (University of Liverpool); Kai Wei (University of Michigan); Qingcheng Zeng (Northwestern University); Songhua Hu (Massachusetts Institute of Technology); Wenyue Hua (University of California, Santa Barbara); Lizhou Fan (Harvard Medical School); Yongfeng Zhang (Rutgers University); Lingyao Li (University of South Florida)
  26. TempoTriads: Streaming Estimation of Temporal Triadic Motifs for Social-Computing Streams
    Aleksandar Stanković (University of Novi Sad); Haoran Du (Fudan University)
  27. Robotic Inspector: A Non-Intrusive Mechanism for Proving Algorithmic Fairness
    Yanxi Lin (Tsinghua University); Hang Gao (DiDi); Dongmei Liu (RIOH High Science and Technology Group); Ming Lu (DiDi); Zhe Xu (DiDi); Jiecheng Guo (DiDi); Guoliang Qiao (RIOH High Science and Technology Group); Guobin Wu (DiDi); Yang Yu (China University of Petroleum (Beijing)); Ruihuan Du (DiDi)
  28. Architectural Color as Social Calculus: A Digital Humanities Inquiry into Shanghai Concessions
    Haocheng Sheng, Shuang Li (Fudan University)
  29. Beyond Anthropomorphism: Revealing the Value Structures of Large Language Models
    Pablo Biedma (Tsinghua University); Xiaoyuan Yi (Microsoft Research Asia); Linus Huang (Chinese University of Hong Kong); Maosong Sun (Tsinghua University); Xing Xie (Microsoft Research Asia)