Introduction to Network Analysis and Modelling

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Networks are pervasive in various fields, from biology and ecology to sociology, computer science, and beyond. This course is designed for researchers and students from diverse disciplines who are interested in understanding and analysing complex systems using network theory.

The course will cover the following key topics:

  • Introduction to networks
  • Random Graphs and Null Models
  • Community Structure and Mixing Patterns
  • Ranking in Networks
  • Introduction to Dynamics on Networks and Dynamics of Networks

Whether you are a biologist, sociologist, computer scientist, or researcher in any other field, this course will equip you with valuable tools and insights for studying and analysing complex systems through the lens of network theory. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of complex networks!

Places are limited to 16 participants.

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Contenido del curso

Introduction to networks:
Understand the basics of what networks are and their representation.

Random Graphs and Null Models:
Explore fundamental concepts in random graphs and null models to comprehend the structure of real-world networks.

Community Structure and Mixing Patterns:
Investigate how networks exhibit interaction structure and analyze mixing patterns within them.

Ranking in Networks:
Examine algorithms for ranking nodes within networks to identify their significance.

Introduction to Dynamics on Networks and Dynamics of Networks:
An overview of how dynamical processes work on networks and models of network growth.

Sharing individual projects in plenum:
Participants will present a project of their own, where they can apply the methods taught on the course, to receive feedback from the instructor and the group.

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