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Abstract<\/strong>: The daily social communication takes many forms of interaction. E-mails, tweets, text messages and social networks posts define the modern social lives of the individuals. And this information about the behavior can be collected, stored, and made available to researchers.<\/p>\n With access to billions of mails, tweets, and messages, is possible to build reliable models of social phenomena, like how the individuals choose their social partners o how a tweet spreads through a network.<\/p>\n There are many research projects with the objective of model human online behavior and find how it shapes social networks and how transform these patterns into a more general, abstract theory. Professor Costa present the working progress<\/span> and results<\/span> of the subject<\/span> and<\/span> remarkable<\/span> ideas <\/span>in<\/span> this area.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n