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We are glad to announce the third edition of the Complexity72h workshop, which will take place at LUISS, Rome, Italy, on July 1-4 2020, as pre-event of the NetSci 2020 Conference.
Complexity72h is an interdisciplinary workshop whose aim is to bring together young researchers from different fields of complex systems and complex networks. Participants form teams and carry out projects in a three days' time, i.e. 72 hours. The goal of each team is to upload on the arXiv a report of their work by the end of the event. The previous two editions have been a success: 11 out of 11 projects have become arXiv preprints and new collaborations have been born.
CALL FOR TUTORS (deadline: 14th February)
Each team will have a tutor that:
1. designs and proposes the project;
2. supervises its execution;
3. provides the necessary knowledge and data.
Do you want to become a Complexity72h tutor? We have opened a call for tutors targeting researchers in complex systems and complex networks. We are looking for people who wish to propose a stimulating project to a team of highly motivated students and postdocs, and have the stamina to carry it out in 72 hours.
But is it really possible to do it in just 72 hours? To succeed, we need:
1. A comfortable research environment and supportive staff;
2. A motivated and multidisciplinary team of resilient researchers;
3. A solid and feasible research project and a tutor who can make it happen.
We provide the first point. It is up to you to provide the other two. Send your project proposal (title and abstract) and short CV to become a tutor, or get in touch with us as soon as possible if you have any questions.
Call for participants will be opened soon, stay tuned!
Complexity72h is an interdisciplinary workshop whose aim is to bring together young researchers from different fields of complex systems and complex networks. Participants form teams and carry out projects in a three days' time, i.e. 72 hours. The goal of each team is to upload on the arXiv a report of their work by the end of the event. The previous two editions have been a success: 11 out of 11 projects have become arXiv preprints and new collaborations have been born.
CALL FOR TUTORS (deadline: 14th February)
Each team will have a tutor that:
1. designs and proposes the project;
2. supervises its execution;
3. provides the necessary knowledge and data.
Do you want to become a Complexity72h tutor? We have opened a call for tutors targeting researchers in complex systems and complex networks. We are looking for people who wish to propose a stimulating project to a team of highly motivated students and postdocs, and have the stamina to carry it out in 72 hours.
But is it really possible to do it in just 72 hours? To succeed, we need:
1. A comfortable research environment and supportive staff;
2. A motivated and multidisciplinary team of resilient researchers;
3. A solid and feasible research project and a tutor who can make it happen.
We provide the first point. It is up to you to provide the other two. Send your project proposal (title and abstract) and short CV to become a tutor, or get in touch with us as soon as possible if you have any questions.
Call for participants will be opened soon, stay tuned!
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The workshop is addressed to Master students, PhD students and postdoctoral researchers in complex systems and complex networks.
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organizers
ALBERTO ANTONIONI
Alberto is an applied mathematician working on evolutionary game theory and behavioral economics. He is a Juan de la Cierva postdoctoral research fellow at Carlos III University of Madrid.
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SOFIA TEIXEIRA
Sofia is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Indiana University Bloomington. Her research work is focused on computational models to understand collective dynamics.
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EUGENIO VALDANO
Eugenio is a postdoc at University of California, Los Angeles, USA. He is a physicist and epidemiologist. He works in infectious disease modeling. His current focus is the HIV epidemic in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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MATEUSZ WILINSKI
Mathematician by night, physicist by day, a network scientist by heart. Mateusz works on variety of problems connected to complexity. Currently, his main focus is on applying message passing approach to different problems on graphs.
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contact
Wanna know more? Send us an email at complexity72h [at] gmail [dot] com
