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Visible Digital Traces and Political Polarization

Transdisciplinary Complexity Science for Sustainability

DNDS at StatPhys29

Drivers of Cooperation in Social Dilemmas on Higher-Order Networks

How Leadership Shapes Success in Software Development Teams

DNDS Members Shine at Flagship Conference on Network Science

Federico Battiston Wins 2025 Erdős-Rényi Prize

Topological Components in a Community Currency Network

The Role of Science in the Climate Change Discussions on Reddit

Synergistic Signatures of Group Mechanisms in Higher-Order Systems

Cultural Evolution, Social Ratcheting, and the Evolution of Human Division of Labour

Revolutionizing Pandemic Modeling

Theory of Universal Behavior in Cascading Breakdown

Quantifying Behavior-Based Gender Discrimination on Collaborative Platforms

Careers in the Global Art Field: Geo-Capital and Globalizer Venues in the Consecration of Central-Eastern European Artists

Network Science Reveals Animal Cumulative Culture

Human - AI Coevolution

Network Mutual Information Measures for Graph Similarity

Dynamical Fluctuations of Random Walks in Higher-Order Networks

Evolutionary Game Selection Creates Cooperative Environments

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Vedres Elected Member of the European Academy of Sociology

November 9, 2017
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Balazs Vedres has been elected to be a member of the European Academy of Sociology during the 2017 annual meeting of the Academy.

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Network Analysis of Associations between Psychological Attributes

November 8, 2017
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Research and analysis by Srebrenka Letina, Data visualization by Tamer Khraisha

The interactive visualization by Tamer Khraisha is available on Tamer's blog.

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COSTNET17 Mallorca: Presenting Science of Success and Urban Mobility

November 6, 2017
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This year's conference of the European Cooperation for Statistics of Network Data Science (COSTNET) has been held in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, October 25-27, visited by two members of the Center for Network Science. As one of the keynote speakers, Michael Szell, Assistant Professor at CNS, introduced the audience to his latest projects on urban mobility, including the advantages of taxi sharing and crowdsourced methods for quantifying and visualizing mobility spaces in different cities. Milan Janosov, a PhD student at CNS, presented his first results about quantifying success on artistic fields at the flash talk and poster sessions.


Milan Janosov’s poster at COSTNET17 on quantifying and comparing success in artistic careers.

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Fitting Together: New Insights in Biological Network Link Prediction

November 2, 2017
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Protein-protein interactions (PPIs) are fundamental processes in biology. As building blocks, they help researchers understand biological functions and mechanisms, which in turn shapes our understanding of diseases. Unfortunately, there is no exhaustive list of PPIs - the space of all potential PPIs is large and it is costly to verify them. In a recent seminar at the Center for Network Science, István Kovács showed how new network science methods can be used to predict likely PPIs quickly and much more accurately than before.

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Sinatra Awarded ISI Fellowship

October 31, 2017
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CEU Center for Network Science (CNS) Assistant Professor Roberta Sinatra has been awarded the ISI Fellowship and will join the fifth round of the ISI Fellow program. The ISI Foundation is a private Foundation conducting research rooted in the area of Complex Systems Science, a field that the institute has contributed to shaping for more than three decades.

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