Juliana Pereira, a Ph.D. candidate in our department, whose recent work focuses on ecological networks, including animal social networks, species interactions, and spatial networks, gave a lecture about plant-animal mutualistic networks and spatial connectivity in the Atlantic Forest, which is an exploratory direction of her thesis project. 

Our new article "Quantifying Life Quality as Walkability on Urban Networks: The Case of Budapest" has been published in the proceedings of the International Conference on Complex Networks and Their Applications (access the article and the free PrePrint).