Milán Janosov

Country: 
Hungary
Year of Enrollment: 
2016 to 2020

With a background in physics and biophysics, I earned my PhD in network and data science in 2020. I studied and researched at the Eötvös Loránd University and the Central European University in Budapest, at the Barabási Lab in Boston, and the Bell Labs in Cambridge. Forbes 30u30. NFT sales contributions on SuperRare and Foundation. Alumni at Eötvös Collegium

I am currently the chief data scientist of Datapolis, a research affiliate at the Central European University, a senior data scientist at Maven7, and a data science expert of the European Commission.

I was awarded the Scholarship of the Republic of Hungary three times, won multiple prizes at science competitions, presented my work in peer-reviewed journals and conferences from Nature's Scientific Reports to MIT. 

My work has been featured in Nature Social Science ResearchGQTimes Higher EducationNew ScientistNew York TimesTechXploreThe Economic TimesFuturismPhys.orgNightingaleGamestar and more.

The rest of my work is available here: https://linktr.ee/janosov 

Blog posts by or about Milán in What's Up at DNDS:

A Network Map of The Witcher

Asimov's Foundation - Turning a Data Story into an NFT Artwork

Latest Article of Janosov and Colleagues Tackles the Role of Luck in Success

2 Hits for CEU: Graduate, Ilab Startup Founder Make Forbes Hungary's "30 Under 30"

Star DJs and mentorship – a social network analysis (external site)

Tracing Luck and Building Solutions

Christmas Movies

Elites, Communities and the Limited Benefits of Mentorship in Electronic Music

Methods for Analyzing Multimedia Data (CSS Summer School, Berlin)

CEU Alumni Network Visualization

Quantifying and Comparing Success in Creative Careers: Milán was a visiting scholar in the Barabási Lab at the Center for Complex Network Research at the Northeastern University, Boston. His research, which he extended during this visit, is focusing on quantifying universal patterns in the success of creative individuals, such as scientists, film directors, and DJs. 

Imperial Networks from the Sixteenth-Century Habsburg House in Constantinople

Janosov Accepted as Data Science Research Intern at NOKIA Bell Labs

DeleteFacebook on Twitter – a Hidden Political Discussion

Ingredients of Successful Artistic Careers

Milán Janosov Receives Academic Achievement Award for First-Year Doctoral Students

Janosov Gives Talk at the Budapest New Tech Meetup

COSTNET17 Mallorca: Presenting Science of Success and Urban Mobility

Game of Thrones: Prediction 2.0

Network Science Predicts Who Dies Next in Game of Thrones

How To Find Key Opinion Leaders: The #IstandwithCEU Campaign

140 Million Potential Reach on Twitter

The Effect of Luck, Skill and Collaboration in Success and Careers

#istandwithceu

Our Phd Student Wins Scholarship for the Symposium for the Society of Young Network Scientists

Multiplexity Entering the Game

A Novel Community Finding Method on Large Networks

Qualification

MSc, Biophysics, Eötvös Loránd University
BSc, Physics, Eötvös Loránd University

Thesis

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