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CABDyN stands for Complex Agent-Based Dynamic Networks, and reflects our shared interest in network dynamics and agent-based models of complex systems across a broad range of application domains. CABDyN brings together a truly multi-disciplinary group of researchers in more than ten University Departments in Oxford, ranging from the physical, biological and computational sciences to the social, economic and political sciences. We have close links to a number of overlapping and related activities and groups, including the Institute for Science, Innovation and Society at the Saïd Business School, which is part of the Oxford Martin School, the Oxford Complex Systems Group in the Physics Department, and the Nuffield Network of Network Researchers (NNNR) at Nuffield College.


CABDyN NEWS

Senior Research Position
The closing date on application for the CABDyN Complexity Centre position has now passed. Any future positions will be posted on the Vacancies and Fellowships page.
8 March 2010

Facebook study proves catching
An article published in PNAS on 11 October 2010 by CABDyN's Jukka-Pekka Onnela and Felix Reed-Tsochas examines the spread of Facebook applications among approximately 50 million users between June 25th and August 14th 2007, shortly after Facebook introduced applications.  Read More.
19 October 2010

CABDyN Welcomes Dr Elizabeth Leicht
We are pleased to announce that Elizabeth Leicht joined CABDyN as a Senior Research Fellow in Complex Systems on 1 September 2010. Read more.
19 October 2010

 

Seminars

CABDyN

Dr Sandra Gonzáles-Bailón’
'Broadcasters and hidden influentials in online protest diffusion'
Tuesday 22nd May 2012

Dr Austin Gerig
High Frequency Trading: What is it Good for?
Monday 11th June 2012

Nuffield/Oxford Internet Insitiute

Conferences 2012

NetSci 2012 (poster)
18-22 June

CABDyN Annual Report

CABDyN Annual Report 2009/2010

 

 

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