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Hey, students at ColumbiaPublicHealth, I am teaching Introduction to Network Science in Spring 2025. Welcome to join us and have fun playing with networks! This year we will have three fantastic lectures talking about gene regulation networks, causal inference, and high-order networks.

So glad to be back in Pittsburgh for a few days! We went to places we lived and where we used to take our baby. Feel taking a time machine going back in time. Surreal!

We will kick off the ColumbiaPublicHealth seminar series on infectious disease modeling in the spring semester with a fantastic talk by Dr. Marc Lipsitch Marc Lipsitch from CCDD at Harvard Chan Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health! Welcome to join in person or over Zoom on 1/21. Register here: events.columbia.edu/cal/event/even…

It was great having Prof. Dan Malinsky give an excellent lecture on casual graph discovery in my network science class today!

1/6 Science of Health, a group of Columbia University professors revolutionizing how we understand health, from the biology through what it means in our daily lives. Our modest goal: Revolutionize biomedicine. #ScienceOfHealth #HealthRevolution

So glad to have Jean-Gabriel Young give an intriguing lecture on contagion modeling and network inference in our network science class!

Your steps tell a story. Columbia Mailman researchers used foot traffic data to predict #COVID19 spread across #NYC. The study reveals how everyday mobility fueled transmission and how we can use that knowledge to stop the next outbreak. ow.ly/G8iu50VOQKl

Excited to see this paper out in Science Advances, led by Prof. Alan Cohen Science of Health at Columbia University. The definition of health should go beyond being free of disease. Our human body works as a complex dynamical system, and measuring health requires a perspective from complex systems.

An excellent thread from Martin Picard on our recent paper on intrinsic health!

First day at SMB 2025 SMB - Society for Mathematical Biology in the beautiful city of Edmonton! Today, we have a minisymposium "Scenario Modeling to Inform Public Policymaking" (10:20 am and 4 pm) with excellent talks on bridging math models and policymaking. Welcome to stop by and join us!