Program 31th of May

Location: School of Mathematical Sciences, Queen Mary University. Maths Lecture Theatre (ground floor)
Timing: 09:00-17:00

Program

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Hamish Gibbs
Joseph Bradley
Henrique M. Borges
Andrew Renninger
Elisabetta Salvai
Yu Tian
​Cheick Tidiane Ba
Elohim Reis​
​Yueting Han

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​Yuhan Li
​Yin-Cong Zhi
​Fernando Diaz-Diaz
​S. Quintero Suarez
​​Runyue Wang
​R. Nartallo-Kaluarachchi
​Marta Niedostatek
​Pasquale Casaburi
​​Hanlin Sun



Miriam Redi, Wikimedia
Federico Levi, Nature


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​Christos Ellinas, Nodes&Links
Naomi Arnold, NEU London and  Ben Steer, Pometry


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Light breakfast
                                                                                                      Contributed talks session #1
Impact of federated data with local differential privacy for human mobility modelling
Cluster-driven momentum and reversal
 How social rewiring preferences bridge polarized communities
Understanding spatial mismatch with embeddings and transformer models
Toward fairness in network algorithms: rankings by biased random walks
Structural balance and random walks on complex networks with complex weights
​Investigating shocking events in the Ethereum stablecoin ecosystem through temporal multilayer graph structure
Dynamics of key players in the ecosystem of dark web markets
Modelling and predicting online vaccination views using bow-tie decomposition

Coffe break
                                                                                                      Contributed talks session #2
Protection degree and migration in the stochastic SIRS model: a queueing system perspective​
​Multimorbidity Modelling via Bayesian Multi-Output Regression on Graphs
​Local balance reveals major historical events in signed networks of international relations
The bureaucratic politics of networks: the effects of patronage on decentralised environmental governance
​Global topological synchronisation of weighted simplicial complexes
​Broken detailed balance and entropy production in complex directed networks​
​Mining higher-order triadic interactions
​Resilience of mobility network to dynamic population response across COVID-19 interventions: evidences from Chile and Spain
Triadic percolation induces dynamical topological patterns in higher-order networks

Lunch break
                                                                                                      Invited talks session #1
​Research Science for free knowledge
​Editing and disseminating high-visibility science at Nature

Coffee Break
                                                                                                     Invited talks session #2
NetSci into the wild - a startup story
From paper to product: what to do next with the cool library you have created
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Closing and best presentation award

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