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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 Oxford Martin School, the Social and Evolutionary Neuroscience Research Group in the Experimental Psychology Department, and the Nuffield Network of Network Researchers (NNNR) at Nuffield College.


CABDyN NEWS

Assistan Professorship for CABDyN Member
CABDyN member, Dr Serguei Saavedra, has accepted an Assistan Professorship at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
12 June 2015

Trading at the speed of light
Congratulations to Austin Gerig and Daniel Fricke for the coverage of their work, this time in a 3-page comment by Mark Buchanan in Nature.
12 February 2015

Social signature research makes a 'Big Bang'
As a researcher, you know that your work has truly had an impact when it is mentioned on one of the most popular sitcoms on television. Such is the case for Dr Felix Reed-Tsochas and Dr Eduardo López, two GTC fellows based at the Saďd Business School, whose research into social networks and relationships is referred to in an upcoming episode of The Big Bang Theory, the American sitcom about four scientists and friends who work at Caltech, the California Institute of Technology...To read the rest of the article, visit the Green Templeton College website.
07 November 2014

Mathematical model illustrates our online “copycat” behaviour
Researchers from the University of Oxford, the University of Limerick, and the Harvard School of Public Health have developed a mathematical model to examine online social networks, in particular the trade-off between copying our friends and relying on ‘best-seller’ lists... Read more
08 July 2014

 

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Thursday 21st January
Mark Newman
Facebook, Fads and the Flu: The Mathematics and Physics of Networks


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Workshop on Network Pharmacology

 

 

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