#NetSci2024 in Québec has officially started!! Cheers NetSci 2025

Alice Patania, PhD starting off the satellite: “I decided to celebrate the 10 years of TopoNets NetSci 2025 by going through the 10 years of topology in networks that brought us here today, with an overlook of how and why we can go forward ” [quasi cit.]

🚀 On my way to Quebec City to attend NetSci 2025 ! Thrilled to be giving two invited talks on our latest research on control and complex networks. Looking forward to finding the latest in network science. See you there! 🌐 #NetSci2024 #QuebecCity #NetworkScience #ResearchJourney

At my first #netsci2024 conference, in beautiful Quebec City! See my talk on fusing mechanistic networks and ML for drug discovery Wed 15:05 in the Network Bio+Med focus session.

Now invited speaker @PhilChodrow sharing his experience working at a small liberal arts college #NetSciEd2024 NetSci 2025

✨ BIG FIRST DAY NetSci 2025 ✨ Incredible talks and discussion at Epimob & Disrupt-net satellites! Big thanks to all our keynote speakers: Sally Blower, Nick Ruktanonchai Matteo Chinazzi, Albano Rikani, and Timothée Poisot, Ph.D. and all contribute speakers for such engaging presentations!

My first in-person NetSci 2025 since covid, but I couldn't miss Québec!

Amazing to attend in person Mark Newman's lecture about generating functions and belief propagation, live NetSci 2025 !

Last week, PhD student Simon Lizotte won the best poster award at NetSci 2025 for our work on symmetry-driven embedding of networks in hyperbolic space. We uploaded the paper to arXiv.org as the conference ramped up, and you can find it here: arxiv.org/abs/2406.10711

Uncovering the hidden core-periphery structure in hyperbolic networks arxiv.org/abs/2406.19953

🚨New paper at npj Complexity🚨 Introducing a new approach to synergistic information that balances the trade-offs of the PID and the O-information...and which can be applied beyond information theory to other features of complex systems! 1/N nature.com/articles/s4426…

Network compression with configuration models and the minimum description length, Laurent Hébert-Dufresne, Jean-Gabriel Young, Alexander Daniels, Alec Kirkley, and Antoine Allard #Networks @UVMcomplexity Laurent Hébert-Dufresne Jean-Gabriel Young Alec Kirkley Antoine Allard go.aps.org/3MAd6St

We're hiring a postdoc in the &-Lab at Network Science Institute! Looking for a curious, collaborative scholar to work on computational social science questions, at the intersection of data justice + network science. Applications ongoing, interviews ~late Sep/early Oct northeastern.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/careers/job/Bo…

New paper in npj Complexity: "Feature-aware ultra-low dimensional reduction of real networks" (nature.com/articles/s4426…) with Pegah, Marian Boguña, and M. Ángeles Serrano! We extend hyperbolic embeddings with node features to study node classification and link prediction.

Notice the deadline on the 9th of December!!!

🚨 Reminder 🚨 The deadline to submit your abstracts to the WiNS Satellite @ NetSci 2025 (NetSci 2025) is Monday, February 17th!

Please note that the deadline for submitting applications for travel grants is this Thursday 13 March 2025.

📷 The TENET @ NetSci 2025 program is live! Talks, posters & discussions all about temporal networks—don’t miss it! 📷 Full program: sites.google.com/view/tenet-net… #NetSci2025 #TENET #TemporalNetworks #ComplexSystems #NetworkScience

Just published in npj Complexity: Self-organizing systems: what, how, and why? nature.com/articles/s4426…

Banda, el CNWW ya viene. Es un hitazo pa'conocer gente que está en el mundo de redes y complejidad. A ver si se lanzan: vermontcomplexsystems.org/events/cnww/