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Sarafu Community Inclusion Currency 2020–2021

The Anatomy of Social Dynamics in Escape Rooms

Congratulations to Our Fresh Graduates

Addressing the Socioeconomic Divide in Computational Modeling for Infectious Diseases

Systematic Assessment of the Quality of Fit of the Stochastic Block Model for Empirical Networks

Non-selective Distribution of Infectious Disease Prevention May Outperform Risk-based Targeting

Quantifying Firm Level Economic Systemic Risk

Higher-Order Motif Analysis in Hypergraphs

Dynamics of Ranking

Complex Systems for the Most Vulnerable

Top Data Science Trends in 2022 — According to an AI

Disentangling Homophily, Community Structure, and Triadic Closure in Networks

A Network Map of The Witcher

Epidemics Seeded From the Most Connected Populations May Not Lead to Larger Epidemic

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

Switchover Phenomenon Induced by Epidemic Seeding on Geometric Networks

Epidemics Seeding in Geometric Metapopulation Networks

DNDS Research on Higher-Order Architecture of Real Complex Systems Published in Nature Physics

Ecology of the Digital World of Wikipedia

Visiting the "Barabásilab: Hidden Patterns. The Language of Network Thinking" Exhibition

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Sarafu Community Inclusion Currency 2020–2021

July 22, 2022
What's Up at DNDS

New article by Teodoro Criscione in Scientific Data.

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The Anatomy of Social Dynamics in Escape Rooms

July 5, 2022
What's Up at DNDS

New article by Rebeka O. Szabó, Sandeep Chowdhary, Dávid Deritei and Federico Battiston in Scientific Reports: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-13929-0.

 

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Congratulations to Our Fresh Graduates

June 27, 2022
What's Up at DNDS

On June 25, 2022, our two fresh Doctors of Philosophy in Network Science, Júlia Perczel (center left) and Rebeka O. Szabó (center right) received their diplomas at the CEU graduation ceremony . They are accompanied by Prof. Balázs Vedres (Supervisor of Dr. Perczel, left) and Prof. János Kertész (Head of Department, right).

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Addressing the Socioeconomic Divide in Computational Modeling for Infectious Diseases

June 7, 2022
What's Up at DNDS
Scientific Articles

New commentary by Márton Karsai in Nature Communications. Read more: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-30688-8.

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Systematic Assessment of the Quality of Fit of the Stochastic Block Model for Empirical Networks

June 3, 2022
What's Up at DNDS
Scientific Articles

A new paper by Felipe Vaca and Tiago Peixoto in Physical Review E.

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