Complex Systems Studies

I’m a Network Epidemiologist who moonlights as a science writer for the public. I mainly contribute to science communication as the editor-in-chief of sitpor.org (FA). Using my experiences, both in science writing and as a TA of different courses, I will reflect on the situation of science communication in the network science community. I’ll discuss the opportunities and materials severely lacking at all levels, such as the educational material for grad students and laypeople.

Making ice requires more than subzero temperatures. The unpredictable process takes microscopic scaffolding, random jiggling and often a little bit of bacteria.

Current statistical methodology still reflects the use-context of its first development in the 1920s: methods assume that researchers make all important analysis choices before gathering the data. In modern data science age, however, data-driven paradigms…

Lecture from the summer school on mathematical methods in computational neuroscience at the Fred Kavli Science Center, Eresfjord. Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience, Trondheim.

Lecture from the summer school on mathematical methods in computational neuroscience at the Fred Kavli Science Center, Eresfjord. Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience, Trondheim.

This is a concise mathematical introduction to Monte Carlo methods, a rich family of algorithms with far-reaching applications in science and engineering. Monte Carlo methods are an exciting...

Leading scientists, policymakers, and industry experts from around the world will gather at ICTP's International Symposium to discuss the opportunities offered by scientific computing in tackling key scientific challenges, with a global perspective. The symposium will explore how artificial intelligence, high-performance computing and recent advancements in quantum computing will impact the scientific discovery process across scientific fields, including climate science, molecular chemistry, and materials science. Reflecting ICTP's core mission, the symposium will emphasize a global and inclusive approach that can address the needs of scientific communities working in the world's less developed regions. The symposium is part of ICTP's 60th anniversary celebrations taking place throughout 2024, culminating in a high-level event in November 2024. Outcomes of the symposium will be presented and discussed during a panel session at this November event.

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