Events

Stay tuned for upcoming NetSI speakers! We will post talks as they are scheduled.

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Talk recording available

May

2023

11:00 am

Gergely Ódor

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Statistical evidence of local awareness in COVID-19 genetic sequence data

May

2023

2:00 pm

Charles Reilly

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Broad-spectrum Antiviral and Biostasis Therapeutics Enabled by Computational Design and Discovery

May

2023

3:00 pm

John Cook

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Cranky Uncle Vaccine: combining humor, games, and critical thinking to counter vaccine misinformation

May

2023

1:00 pm

Sabba Quidwai, EdD

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How to design your website with Wix

Apr

2023

11:00 am

Alice Schwarze

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Complexity Speaker Series

Motifs for processes on networks and their applications in data science

Apr

2023

12:00 pm

Emma Newcombe & Evelyn Panagakou

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Networking Strategies Workshop

Apr

2023

1:00 pm

Mikaela Fudolig

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Insights into human behavior from digital traces and cultural artifacts

Apr

2023

11:00 am

Laurent Hébert-Dufresne

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Complexity Speaker Series

Modeling complex networks with probability generating functions, message passing, and network compression

Apr

2023

1:30 pm

Kunpeng Mu

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Forecasting Contagion Processes on Heterogeneous Complex Networks

Apr

2023

2:00 pm

Dakota Murray

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Towards the measurement of epistemic disagreement in science

Mar

2023

3:30 pm

Yang Shen

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Graph representation learning, generation, and application in network medicine

Mar

2023

11:00 am

Emily Vraga

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The case for correction: The importance of public correction to combat online misinformation

Mar

2023

11:00 am

Stefan Thurner

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Complexity Speaker Series

Why we should understand supply chains

Mar

2023

11:00 am

Hyejin Youn

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Complexity Speaker Series

Pathway of innovation from micro-dynamics to macro-structure

Mar

2023

12:00 pm

C. Brandon Ogbunu

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Complexity Speaker Series

Environment vs. Everything: Protein Space, Disease Dynamics, and Culture

Distinguished Speaker Series

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Talk recording available

Mar

2019

Mark Newman

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Patterns and surprises in rich but noisy network data

Jan

2019

Jure Leskovec

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Deep Learning on Graphs

Apr

2018

László Lovász

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Hyperfiniteness, a decomposition principle for networks

Apr

2018

Duncan Watts

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Computational Social Science: Exciting Progress and Future Challenges

Jan

2018

Boleslaw K. Szymanski

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Failures, Dynamics, Evolution and Control of the Global Risk Network

Nov

2017

Sidney Redner

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Densification, Emergent Modularity, and Related Mysteries of Complex Networks

Nov

2017

Mario Small

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Understanding Personal Networks: The Limits of Big Data and the Perils of Common Sense

Sep

2017

Nicholas Christakis

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Social Network Experiments

Jun

2017

Neo Martinez

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Synthesizing Ecology with Ecological Networks

Apr

2017

Danielle Bassett

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The Network Architecture of Human Thought

Mar

2017

Sandra González-Bailón

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Networks and the Unintended Consequences of Communication

Feb

2017

Michael Macy

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Can We At Least Agree on Science?

Dec

2016

David Jensen

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Inferring Causal Models of Complex Relational and Dynamic Systems

Apr

2016

Jon Kleinberg

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Network Models for Long-Range Planning with Behavioral Biases

Apr

2016

Lise Getoor

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Collective Graph Identification

Unless otherwise noted, all NetSI talks and events take place at the Institute.‍

177 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA 02215

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Stay tuned for upcoming events at NetSI!

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May

2023

NetSI Research Co-op Project Presentations

Join us at the Network Science Institute (NetSI) on May 17, 2023 for a celebration of the NetSI Research Co-op Program.

Apr

2023

Skills for Small Talk in Networking

This workshop helps build the necessary skills to navigate small talk in networking situations with ease and confidence. STEM graduate students will learn how to start conversations and how to build rapport with potential colleagues and collaborators.

Feb

Representing and Analyzing Pathway Data Through Networks

Dissertation Proposal

On campus

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Dec

Network Thinking Applied to Modeling of Biological Evolution: From Gene Regulatory Circuits to the Transition Space of Genotypes