Category: Conferences

Complex Networks 2017

* Abstract/Paper submission deadline: September 04, 2017
* Notification of acceptance: October 01, 2017
* Submission of Camera-Ready: October 8, 2017

 

The 6th International Conference on Complex Networks and Their Applications
November 29 – December 01 2017
Lyon, France

Source: www.complexnetworks.org

NetSci 2017 conference details

NETSCI 2017 REGISTRATION OPEN: http://netsci2017.net/registration

Note: Early-bird discount deadline is May 4

International School and Conference on Network Science

June 19-23, Indianapolis, IN (JW Marriott Indianapolis)  |  http://netsci2017.net

 

SCHOOL: http://netsci2017.net/program/school

Day One (Monday, June 19)
Network Structure: Alex Arenas (Universitat Rovira i Virgili)
Contagion and spreading processes on networks: Alessandro Vespignani (Northeastern U)
Day Two (Tuesday, June 20)
Maximum-entropy methods for financial and economic networks: Diego Garlaschelli (Leiden U & Oxford U)
Network Control: Raissa D’Souza (UC Davis)
Learning, Mining, and Networks: Tina Eliassi-Rad (Northeastern U)

 

SATELLITE SYMPOSIA (June 19 & 20)

Satellite Symposia are full and half-day meetings devoted to particular topics. See full schedule and programs in development: http://netsci2017.net/program/satellites

  1. Controlling Complex Networks: From Biological to Social and Technological Systems
  2. 2nd Workshop on Statistical Physics of Financial and Economic Networks
  3. 1st Annual Consortium for the Society of Young Network Scientists (SYNS)
  4. Cognitive Network Science
  5. Higher-Order Models in Network Science (HONS 2017)
  6. Dynamics on and of Complex Networks – X
  7. Information, Self-Organizing Dynamics and Synchronization on Networks (ISODS III)
  8. Machine Learning in Network Science
  9. Network Neuroscience
  10. Network Medicine: Quantitative interactome and multilayer networks taking medicine beyond the genome
  11. Networks Of Networks: Systemic Risk and Infrastructural Interdependencies (NetONets2017)
  12. NetSciReg’17 — Network Models in Cellular Regulation
  13. Quantifying Success
  14. Social Influence in Networks
  15. Statistical Inference for Network Models
  16. Urban Systems and Networks Science
  17. NetCrime—Structure and Mobility of Crime
  18. Contagion on Networks: Progress and Issues with Models and Data
  19. Network Science for National Defense
  20. Strengthening Reproducibility in Network Science
  21. NetSciEd 6: Satellite Symposium on Network Science and Education
  22. Knowledge Networks in Science and Technology

 

MAIN CONFERENCE PROGRAM (June 21, 22 & 23)

KEYNOTES AND INVITED SPEAKERS CONFIRMED: http://netsci2017.net/speakers

Keynote Speakers:

Danielle S. Bassett  (U Penn)

Steve Borgatti (U Kentucky)

Jennifer A. Dunne (Sante Fe Institute)

 

Invited Speakers:

Meeyoung Cha (KAIST)

Alex Fornito (Monash U)

Lise Getoor (UC Santa Cruz)

César A. Hidalgo (MIT)

Shawndra Hill (Microsoft Research NYC & U Penn)

Maximilian Schich (UT Dallas Arts & Technology)

  1. Ángeles Serrano, (U Barcelona)

Roberta Sinatra (Central European U)

Xiaofan Wang (Shanghai Jiao Tong U)

 

Presentations: The list of abstracts accepted for oral presentations, lightning talks, and posters is available:http://netsci2017.net/abstracts

 

ABOUT NETSCI 2017

NetSci 2017, the International School and Conference on Network Science, will be held in Indianapolis, Indiana from June 19 to 23, 2017. NetSci 2017 aims to bring together leading researchers and practitioners working in the emerging area of network science. The conference fosters interdisciplinary communication and collaboration in network science research across computer and information sciences, physics, mathematics, statistics, the life sciences, neuroscience, environmental sciences, social sciences, finance and business, arts and design.

 

ORGANIZERS

PROGRAM COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS: Yong-Yeol Ahn (Indiana University Bloomington), Ciro Cattuto (ISI Foundation) & Tina Eliassi-Rad (Northeastern University)

SATELLITE CO-CHAIRS: Réka Albert (Pennsylvania State University) & Filippo Radicchi (Indiana University Bloomington)

SCHOOL CO-CHAIRS: Santo Fortunato (Indiana University Bloomington) & M. Ángeles Serrano (Universitat de Barcelona)

SPONSORSHIP CO-CHAIRS: Giovanni Ciampaglia & Alessandro Flammini (Indiana University Bloomington)

GENERAL CO-CHAIRS: Fil Menczer & Olaf Sporns (Indiana University Bloomington)

 

NetSci 2017 is hosted by the Indiana University Network Science Institute (http://iuni.iu.edu). It is the annual meeting of the Network Science Society (http://www.netscisociety.net).

Questions? Email netsci17@iu.edu and http://netsci2017.net

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Source: netsci2017.net

Information Processing in Complex Systems – satellite workshop of CCS 2017

All systems in nature can be considered from the perspective that they process information. Information is registered in the state of a system and its elements, implicitly and invisibly. As elements interact, information is transferred. Indeed, bits of information about the state of one element will travel – imperfectly – to the state of the other element, forming its new state. This storage and transfer of information, possibly between levels of a multi level system, is imperfect due to randomness or noise. From this viewpoint, a system can be formalized as a collection of bits that is organized according to its rules of dynamics and its topology of interactions. Mapping out exactly how these bits of information percolate through the system reveals fundamental insights in how the parts orchestrate to produce the properties of the system.

 

A theory of information processing would be capable of defining a set of universal properties of dynamical multi level complex systems, which describe and compare the dynamics of diverse complex systems ranging from social interaction to brain networks, from financial markets to biomedicine. Each possible combination of rules of dynamics and topology of interactions, with disparate semantics could be translated into the language of information processing which in turn will provide a lingua franca for complex systems.

 

Information Processing in Complex Systems

https://ipcs.computationalscience.nl/

Organised by Rick Quax, Eckehard Olbrich and Mile Gu

Submission deadline: June 30 2017

Source: ipcs.computationalscience.nl

2018 IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence WCCI 2018

Windsor Convention Centre, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL
08-13 July 2018
 

On behalf of the IEEE WCCI 2018 Organizing Committee, it is our great pleasure to invite you to the bi-annual IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence (IEEE WCCI), which is the largest technical event in the field of computational intelligence. The IEEE WCCI 2018 will host three conferences: The 2018 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN 2018), the 2018 IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE 2018), and the 2018 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (IEEE CEC 2018) under one roof. It encourages cross-fertilization of ideas among the three big areas and provides a forum for intellectuals from all over the world to discuss and present their research findings on computational intelligence.

 

Source: www.ecomp.poli.br