Leadership

There is a budding research community at the intersection of network science, complexity economics, and computational social science. I believe there is tremendous scientific promise in this space, and that we can accelerate progress by supporting young researchers.

Workshop on Economic and Financial Networks

This recurring workshop brings together researchers active in stuyding economic and financial networks from across disciplines and areas of the world to discuss state-of-the-art work, share practical knowledge, and create opportunities for novel and fruitful collaborations. I have been a member of the organizing team at the following editions:

• 2025 StatPhys (Rome)
• 2025 NetSci (Maastricht)
• 2024 NetSci (Quebéc)
• 2023 CCS (Salvador da Bahia)
• 2023 NetSci (Vienna)
• 2022 CCS (Mallorca)
• 2020 NetSci-X (Tokyo)
• 2019 NetSci (Burlington)

For junior researchers

INET YSI Complexity Economics Working Group

Economies and societies are complex and evolving systems. The Complexity Economics Working Group provides a platform for students and early stage researchers to learn and discuss methodology and insights from complexity economics and related fields.

NetPlace (formerly SYNS)

NetPlace is a community for early-career network scientists, whether by age or experience. If you’re an undergrad, master’s, PhD, postdoc, or just a researcher new to Network Science, join us. You belong here.