Events

The third and final Future of Network Science Summit & Collabathon, a week-long event where junior scholars from US and European research institutions and universities worked to document, compare, and advance methods for coarse-graining complex networks

This two-part event series will provide a comprehensive exploration of peer review, featuring a panel discussion with experienced reviewers and editors, followed by a hands-on workshop where participants will put their learning into practice.

Join us in Boston for the Rt-Collabathon, a collaborative marathon from September 24-26, 2024. This event, supported by Insight Net, brings together researchers from diverse fields to advance methodologies and computational tools for estimating the effective reproductive number (Rt) in epidemic modeling.

The CCS is the flagship annual meeting for the complex systems research community, operating within the framework of the Complex Systems Society. This special 20th anniversary conference is jointly organised by Northeastern University London and the University of Exeter.

ACM Collective Intelligence 2024 explores the impact of technology and AI on human intelligence through human-autonomy teaming and augmented intelligence.

The British chapter of the Network Science Society (NetSci) was founded in 2023 with a mission firmly rooted in the unification of UK-based researchers who share interest in the world of networks. The goal is to foster a vibrant, cohesive, and all-encompassing community that thrives on diversity and inclusivity.

In May 2024, the Internet Democracy Initiative will host an Internet and Society Conference at the Northeastern University-London campus. Like the IDI, the conference will focus on the role of the internet in structuring democracy, society, and markets with emphasis on areas that have widespread information and social media implications.

Networks and Time II is a day-long meeting to be held in Northeastern University London (Central London). The meeting is about aspects of complex networks where time is a factor.

We'll be hosting a hybrid panel of NetSI PhD program alumni who are working in industry; panelists will tell current PhD students about their experiences transitioning to and working in industry, with opportunity for Q&A. Food will be provided.