Albert | events | 31/08/2019
In the last decade, network theory has been revealed to be a perfect instrument to model the structure of complex systems and the dynamical process they are involved into. The wide variety of applications to social sciences, technological networks, biology, transportation and economic, to cite just only some of them, showed that network theory is suitable to provide new insights into many problems.
Given the success of the Fifth Edition in 2018 of the Mediterranean School of Complex Networks, we call for applications to the Sixth Edition in 2019.
More info: http://mediterraneanschoolcomplex.net/
Albert | events | 04/07/2019
Albert | events | 26/11/2018
Since its beginnings, a key goal of the Dynamics Days LAC has been to promote cross-fertilization of ideas from different areas. In particular, the meeting is deliberately structured to encourage active participation from young scientists, through invited and contributed oral presentations or posters. On this occasion, there will be also thematic mini-symposia, ranging from brain networks, power grids and information technology, to smart cities and social networks.
More info: https://ddayslac2018.org/
Albert | events | 10/07/2018
The aim of this workshop is to gather the community of scientists working in the different branches of network theory applied to social and natural sciences in order to create new synergies and potential scientific advancements.
Albert | events | 15/05/2018
Ho sabem. Estem rodejats d'informació que ens arriba per tots els canals possibles. Xarxes, xarxes, per tot arreu. Xarxes que ens registren, que ens retraten, que ho saben tot de nosaltres. Els missatges, el transport, l'electricitat, el clavegueram, els nostres amics, els nostres seguidors, els documents que llegim, .... Totes aquestes xarxes són força complexes només considerant-les aïlladament. Aiiii, sí, però al final resulta que estan totes lligades entre elles, quina complexitat!
PĂşblico | events | 26/03/2018
'Público' habla con los expertos en estudios de sistemas complejos Albert Díaz-Guilera, Luce Prignano y Emanuele Cozzi para conocer en mayor profundidad el mundo de las noticias falsas
Albert | events | 21/03/2018
The AMCOS conference aims at bringing together renowned experts and young researchers who work on the modeling of complex systems and the emergence of collective phenomena, as well as on the analysis of complex data sets in order to infer structure and functionality of networks. Particular focus lies also on oscillatory dynamics in neuroscience and physiology. Accompanying tutorials by leading experts will interactively introduce the different conference themes. Registration and abstract submission for contributed talks and poster presentations will open 15/10/2017.
More info: https://amcosconference.com/
Albert | events | 11/12/2017
The Network Frontier Workshop 2017 is a two-day virtual conference highlighting current research on network dynamics. Presentations will emphasize physical principles underlying synchronization and symmetry in network dynamics, as well as network problems in biological, ecological, social, and physical systems.
More info: http://netfrontier.northwestern.edu/
Online presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX0Vk6A7QOM&list=PL4DIbjM-VKPQzd0Q9jayUf0NvC5CxR6Ci&index=21&t=0s
Albert | events | 24/11/2017
Lecture: Albert Diaz-Guilera: "Complex networks and synchronization" (PDF slides)
albert | events | 25/09/2017
The aim of LANET is to provide with a forum to join all scientists who are somehow related to the research onNetwork Science in Latin America.
The rapid growth of the field of Network Science in the last two decades has manifested in the form of schools, workshops and conferences in Latin America. However, the creation of LANET as a stable and periodic forum devoted to Network Science will further spur the formation of research groups interested in the field and help to establish it as a discipline across Latin American Universities and Research Institutions.
The first edition will be organized by the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (Puebla, México) and, tentatively, we plan LANET to have a periodicity of two years with different locations in Latin America.