Alejandro Espinosa-Rada is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile with a decade of research and teaching experience focused on group dynamics, the sociology of social networks, and network modelling. He completed a PhD at the Mitchell Centre for Social Network Analysis (University of Manchester) and held postdoctoral and lecturing roles at ETH Zurich’s Social Networks Lab, blending rigorous quantitative methods with substantive sociological questions. Alejandro teaches advanced network analysis courses internationally (including KU Leuven) and translates complex methods into accessible formats for students and peers. He co-hosts the bilingual podcast Knitting Networks, endorsed by INSNA, demonstrating a commitment to public scholarship and knowledge dissemination beyond academia. Based in Santiago, he bridges Latin American and European research networks and often works at the intersection of sociology of science and computational network approaches. Colleagues note his ability to pair theoretical insight with hands-on modelling and pedagogical clarity.
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Doctor of Philosophy - Ph.D., Sociology, Doctor of Philosophy - Ph.D., Sociology at The University of Manchester
Master's degree, Sociology, Master's degree, Sociology at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Bachelor's degree, Sociology, Bachelor's degree, Sociology at Universidad Alberto Hurtado
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Alejandro Espinosa-rada - Assistant Professor at KU Leuven