Network Analysis NetSCI2025
#NetworkAnalysis of Bluesky posts with #NetSci2025 during last International Conference on Network Science @netsciconf.bsky.social. The mentions network below is a directed graph where edges connect users to those they mention within the same post.
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#NetSci2025 Best posters awards winners. Congratulations to Michał i Mateusz who prepared and presented our poster.
Would like to know more? Check our paper Czuba, M., Stolarski, M., Piróg, A., Bielak, P., & Bródka, P. (2025). Identifying Super Spreaders in Multilayer Networks. arXiv:2505.20980.
DNDS at NetSci 2025: 40+ talks, 3 awards, and a strong showing in Maastricht!
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#WeAreCEU #NetworkScience #SocialDataScience #NetSci2025 #ComplexSystems
I presented a poster at @netsciconf.bsky.social on legal co-citational networks!
Lots of wonderful colleagues, intellectually stimulating discussions and a congenial environment that made me feel at home.
Even street lights were… network-like!
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It has been a pleasure hosting the #NetSci2025 conference in Maastricht! Our thanks to all participants for their energy, ideas, talks, posters, discussions, and laughter!
When I thought it'd be a party hosting #NetSci2025 in Maastricht I didn't think it would manifest so literally 🥂🎶🕺
#NetSci2025 in Maastricht was fantastic! I had great chances to present my works at the satellite-Critical Phenomena In Networks (CPIN) and the parallel session-Mobility and spatial networks. I thank to all of my collaborators and mentors for amazing support :)
Picture of the members of the Network Science Institute attending the Network Science Conference at Maastricht 2025
Picture of Esteban Moro presenting their work on Mobility Barriers in Cities during the Network Science Conference 2025
#NetSci2025 is a wrap—huge thanks to the organizers for a fantastic edition! So much energy around Network Science and its many applications. Great to reconnect with colleagues and make new (and hiMgher-order!) connections. See you all next year in Boston!
Your next network science conference opportunity: NetSci-X 2026 in Auckland, New Zealand. netscix2026.github.io #NetSci2025 #NetSciX2026
And that is it!! Thank you so much the #NetSci2025 organizers for such a great experience this week!!
Federico Battiston discusses main general challenges in network science on both dynamics and structure of networks. His message was clear: we need to measure dependencies from multivariate time-series to apply our most sophisticated mathematical tools.
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Time-respecting path problem: getting by train to Düsseldorf. Your first train is cancelled. Should you wait for a direct connection (to be cancelled with probability p) or pick a route with many hops (p again per hop, but increasing number of alternatives). There must be a DAG for this #NetSci2025
Now @gin-bianconi.bsky.social gives us an overview of network science, going from multilayer to higher-order networks. I truly enjoyed her lecture. I learned a lot of new interesting stuff which now I am willing to explore/review for #complexitycat!
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@gin-bianconi.bsky.social the thoroughly deserving recipient of the Netsci Euler Award, giving her personal perspective on the nature of networks
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Final shift at @netsciconf.bsky.social presenting my poster on nonequilibrium brain network dynamics.
Also got to see our fearless leader, Renaud Lambiotte, collect his well-deserved Fellowship.
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NetSci Society VP Thilo Gross hosts the #NetSci2025 award ceremony, with the video message of the new President Michelle Girvan
Our last #NetSci2025 keynote speaker is Michael Macy, who discussed polarization not from the opinion perspective but from the people point of view. His work was very insightful when showing the importance of 'early movers' when generating polarization cascades. @netsciconf.bsky.social
Last day of #NetSci2025
Keynote speaker Michael Macy discusses how network mechanisms can cause "shallow deep division" in society
What if edge weights are MATRICES? 🤯 We showed matrix-weights are a natural represention of multidimensional interactions (eg your climate views influencing my economic beliefs), generalizing the notion of communities & structural balance. Find us to discuss more. #NetSci2025
