Participants

I am a PhD student at the Department of Computer Science of Università degli Studi di Torino. My research interests are data analysis, data mining, machine learning and social media.

I am a postgraduate in Physics from the Indian Institute of Technology. I completed my masters' thesis at the "Complex Systems Lab" at the Indian Institute of Technology. My masters' thesis was in the interdisciplinary field of non-linear dynamics, complex systems and network science.

My research interests include complexity science, network science, non-linear dynamics, complex system modelling, machine learning application on complex systems and sociophysics.

I am Professor at the Department of Physics and Astrophysics, University of Delhi, North Campus, Delhi. My PhD degree is from the Physics Department at Purdue University, Indiana, USA. My research is in the area of theoretical physics. In the past I have worked in quantum field theory, statistical mechanics of superstrings and random matrix theory. Currently I am working on application of ideas from field theory, statistical mechanics, random matrix theory and data science to quantum chaos, condensed matter physics and complex systems like financial markets and proteins.

Citizen Scholar examining ideas of social complexity in Art Worlds. Current project looks at biographical wikipedia intralinks.

Peter Turchin is a scientist and an author who wants to understand how human societies evolve, and why we see such a staggering degree of inequality in economic performance and effectiveness of governance among nations (see Research Interests). Peter’s approach to answering these questions blends theory building with the analysis of data. He is the founder of a new transdisciplinary field of Cliodynamics, which uses the tools of complexity science and cultural evolution to study the dynamics of historical empires and modern nation-states.

Peter has published two hundred articles, including a dozen in such top journals as Nature, Science, and PNAS (see Academic Publications). His publications are frequently cited and in 2004 he was designated as “Highly Cited Researcher” by ISIHighlyCited.com. Turchin has authored seven books (see Books), including Secular Cycles (with Sergey Nefedov, Princeton, 2009), and War and Peace and War (Penguin, 2005).

His most recent books are Ultrasociety: How 10,000 Years of War Made Humans the Greatest Cooperators on Earth and Ages of Discord: A Structural-Demographic Analysis of American History.

I am a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) of Systems and Organisation at the University of York School of Management (my website: https://prgarnett.net). I am also a co-director of the University of York Science and Technology Studies Unit (SATSU). At the conference I will be presenting pelimary work on the Safety of Complex Systems done on behalf of the Royal Acedemy of Engeering and Engineering X. You can find more information about the project here https://www.raeng.org.uk/global/international-partnerships/engineering-x...

The talk can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/jJ-gudRqIoY

Physics PhD, Assistant Professor at the Center for Computational and Theoretical Biology of JMU Würzburg (Germany), working on image analysis and computational modelling of complex biological systems, e.g. multicellular networks in brain and bone.

Professeur d’Enseignement Supérieur (PES)
Head of Computer Science and Mathematics Department
ECAM Strasbourg-Europe
Scientific Head of BICS – Biostatistics, Informatics and Complex Systems – Platform of ICube Laboratory
Co-animator of tranversal axis ‘Industry of the Future and Intelligent Factory’ of ICube laboratory

I am a PhD student at Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self Organization. I am currently working on mobility and ways to improve it.

Postdoctoral Research Assistant at UCL CASA / Mathematical Institute of the University of Oxford, working on urban dynamics at the Peak Urban project.
I worked in the Emergency Attention Centre from Mexico City (C5) where I was the Director of Strategic Analysis. My work consisted basically of crime forecasting and police and resources allocation. MSc in Statistics and a PhD at University College London UCL in Maths and Security and Crime.
@rafaelprietoc

Riccardo Di Clemente is a Lecturer in Data Science at University of Exeter in the department of Computer Science, he is External Advisor for QuestPair to bridge cutting edge research with companies R&D. He it is collaborating with the World Bank through the MindEarth NPO to assessing the human displacement after natural disaster. Moreover, Riccardo has been Newton International Fellow of the Royal Society at University College London UCL at the Centre for Advance Spatial Analysis (CASA).

The aim of his research is to understand and quantify, using mobile phone data, the relationship between the features of human mobility and the social interactions which lead to the socio-economic structures observed in cities.

Interdisciplinary physicist, researcher at Comune Lab -- Fondazione Bruno Kessler
Member of the CSS Council, Never missed a CCS since 2012
Twitter @ricgallotti
Mail rgalllotti@gmail.com

DPhil candidate in Mathematics at the University of Oxford. Previously MSc form Oxford and BSc in Physics from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM). My research interests lie in the study of complex networks by means of community detection tools. I am particularly interested in the interplay between structure and functionality in retail, spatial, social and biological networks, and in the statistical and Bayesian models that are appropriate for them.

How are you? Long time no see!!! :-D

Associate Professor of Mathematics for Economics and Finance at the University of Milano -Bicocca, Milan
Hi, I am a mathematician and I am strongly interested in methodological and theoretical results applied to financial, social and economic networks

Samin Aref is a research scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (Germany) working on several projects primarily in Computational Social Science. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from University of Auckland (New Zealand) and has a background in Operations Research and Network Science. His research falls into two broad topics: (1) modeling and analysis of social systems using complex networks and (2) studying the mobility and migration of researchers using bibliometric data.
https://saref.github.io/

I am Assistant Professor (RTDB) at the University of Padova, Physics and Astronomy Department. I co-lead the Laboratory of Interdisciplinary Physics (www.liphlab.com). My main research themes can be classified in three broad areas: 1) The formulation of simple principles to explain self-organization and emergent simplicity in nature; 2) Data analysis and complex network modeling and non-linear dynamics in socio-ecological systems; 3) Criticality in living systems, with a particular focus on brain criticality. In particular, his work focuses on the study of complex living systems under a theoretical framework provided by statistical mechanics. I address a wide range of related topics, including ecosystem organizations, ecological networks, stochastic modelling of ecosystems dynamics and eco-hydrological processes, sustainability and ecosystems services, brain networks and whole brain models.
Further info: https://suweis.github.io/ @SamirSuweis

I am a post doctoral researcher at the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG), working on anticipating sudden transitions in psychiatric data. My broad area of interest is in nonlinear time series analysis, specifically in meeting challenges of applying nonlinear time series techniques to real world data. I mostly work on astronomy and psychiatric data. In the former I am interested in variable star data, especially in the dynamics of pulsating and eclipsing variable stars. In the latter I work on physical activity, heart rate and momentary mood state datasets.
Check out our really cool satellite session on early warning signals on the 9th of December https://sites.google.com/view/ews-ccs2020/

Mathematics PhD student at Universidad Complutense de Madrid & Quantitative Financial Risk Analyst at Banca March

PhD student in Mathematics at University of Trento, working on models of epidemics in complex networks.
Personal page: https://sarasottile.github.io/