El @bifi_unizar identifica las leyes de organización que explican el crecimiento de los deltas fluviales. La investigación establece una conexión entre la arquitectura de las redes de canales y la capacidad de estos ecosistemas para mantener tierra firme frente al aumento del nivel del mar: https://t.co/6UIanzloSM
⏲️ Only 3 days left! ⏲️
You have time until Monday (included) to apply for the Mithic workshop on multivariate information theory and higher-order interactions.
The event is free of charge, but it is limited to 30 participants. Don't miss out! 👀
New preprint!🚨
How has globalization reshaped the resilience of the global food system? 🌮
We analyze how the structure of international food trade has evolved from 1986 to 2022, and how observed structural changes affect the propagation of production shocks worldwide.🌏
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How resilient is the global food system to production shocks? In our new paper (https://t.co/3yQG8MMmxG), we reconstruct the global food trade network (1986–2022) as a multiplex system and simulate how shocks cascade through export bans. Main results:
If you are interested in combining higher-order interactions and multivariate information theory consider applying to the Mithic Workshop 🙌🏻
Don’t miss it! See you in Zaragoza 👀
Last few days to apply to the Lake Como School on Networks, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2026! Don’t miss the opportunity to learn from the lecturers & build your own network with similar-stage career network scientists. Deadline is 16/02: https://t.co/yxeYmZ2mwQ
We are excited to announce our first speaker! 🙌
Pedro Mediano (@PedroMediano 🧠) is an Associate Professor in Neural Computation at Imperial College London. His lecture will focus on applying multivariate information theory to complex systems data.
Join us in Zaragoza for MITHIC 2026, a hands-on workshop exploring how Multivariate Information Theory (MVIT) can help you uncover hidden structures and high-order dependencies in Complex Systems.
Workshop dates: 11-13 May 2026.
Application is already open! 🔎
The Lake Como School on Networks celebrates its 10th edition this year! To mark the occasion, the organizing committee will deliver lectures spanning a wide range of state-of-the-art topics in network science.
Don’t miss it and apply by February 16: https://t.co/soCADWbMHE
New preprint: Population synthesis with geographic coordinates 🌍
We introduce a method to generate synthetic populations with explicit lat/long coordinates.
Using Normalizing Flows + VAEs, we capture spatial + non-spatial correlations between samples and features. 1/3
Latest out: https://t.co/WXekMKqjw7. Here, we generalize the DomiRank centrality to multiplex networks & demonstrate using synthetic and real-world multilayer nets that it significantly improves the identification of key nodes in highly heterogeneous multiplex networks.
Now out: "Rumor propagation on hypergraphs" (https://t.co/d9zudVoTeD). It proposes a higher-order rumor model incorporating a group-based annihilation mechanism. We characterize the model's dynamics in synthetic and real systems and compare it with empirical data (1/4)
We are releasing DOCES (Dynamical Opinion Clusters Exploration Suite), a new Python library for studying opinion dynamics. Designed to simulate social network interactions, it allows you to model different features of social networks. Check it out at https://t.co/1T3oqVyPAk
Your higher-order interactions stabilize sync but you never reach it?
"Deeper but smaller: Higher-order interactions increase linear stability but shrink basins"
Out in @ScienceAdvances https://t.co/Uu1EsuGU4N
Always fun w/ @YuanzhaoZhang P.S. Skardal @fede7j@lordgrilo
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Hey, are you still at @ConfCompSys ?
Pass by Lab1 at 12:30 to hear me speak about the sustainability of vegetable oils🌴.
Last talk of the conference, so let's end it on a high note!
paper: https://t.co/QniUZNsAvB
Last work out (https://t.co/cdRr544ytp): we explore the public perception of vegetable oils, as shaped by social media discourse. By analyzing over 20M tweets related to vegetable oils, we investigate the key factors influencing public opinion on coconut, olive, and palm oils.
"Higher-order null models as a lens for social systems" accepted for publication in PRX!
We unveil new insights into the dynamics of social systems using innovative models for higher-order group interactions.
w/ @lordgrilo (@NUnetsi) @AdrianoFazzone@gdfm7 (@CentaiInstitute)
Our review "Contagion dynamics on higher-order networks" is out in @NatRevPhys (https://t.co/s3CjIONYia). We review the literature on the topic and take the opportunity to propose a unified formalism covering most of the functional forms used for the spreading dynamics (1/2).