17-18-19 December 2018

 University of Porto, Portugal

Porto Winter School on Network Science

17-18-19 of December 2018

Scope: Networks (or graphs) arise as powerful abstract models for characterizing a multitude of real-life biological, social, communication and many other systems, mapping a set of entities and the relationships between them. Networks are virtually everywhere and mining information from them is a crucial task with an inherent multidisciplinary impact. This school is a research training event geared precisely towards the science of networks and it offers a set of lectures and tutorials given by worldwide leading experts from the academia. The attendees are expected to gain insight into the theory, methods and applications of network science, by being exposed to some the most important problems and their state-of-art solutions, thus improving their vision on the associated research challenges. The school's main intended target audience are PhD students and young researchers, but we welcome anyone interested in the field.

"Networks are important because if we don’t understand networks, we can’t understand how markets function, organizations solve problems, or how societies change"

Duncan Watts

Speakers

Tina Eliassi-Rad

  Northeastern University
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Danai Koutra

  University of Michigan
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Andrew McGregor

  University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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Lucas Lacasa

  Queen Mary University of London
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Davide Mottin

  Aarhus University
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Mikko Kivelä

  Aalto University
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J. F. F. Mendes

  University of Aveiro
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Pedro Ribeiro

  University of Porto
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Schedule

Registration

Registrations are free and are open until the 13th of December. They include attendance of all sessions and the coffee breaks (lunch is not included, but we will provide suggestions on near restaurants).

The school's intended target audience are PhD students and young researchers, but we welcome anyone interested in the field. We have a limit on the number of registrations (80 attendees), so don't lose time and register now!

All participants will receive a letter of confirmation within three working days via e-mail after the submission of their registration form.

Registrations are now closed. We have accepted 80 registration requests. We are waiting for you at Porto!

REGISTRATION IS FREE

Organizing Commitee and Advisory Board

Pedro Ribeiro
Pedro Ribeiro
DCC / FCUP
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Keshav Pingalli
Keshav Pingalli
UT Austin
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Partners / Sponsors

Venue

Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Sciences, University of Porto

Rua Campo Alegre 1021/1055
4169-007 Porto, Portugal
+351 220 402 900

How to get to the venue with public transportation

  • By subway: the nearest subway station is "Casa da Musica" (lines A, B, C and E) at a walking distance of about 15m. For more information see the official page: Metro do Porto (system map in PDF)
  • By bus: the nearest bus stop is "Casa das Artes", served by four different regular lines: 200, 204, 207 and 504. This stop is right in front of the venue. For more information see the official page: STCP - Porto Public Bus (lines map)
  • By train: Porto's main train stations are "S. Bento" and "Campanha". Both are served by subway stations. Line 207 also passes trough both train stations and the bus stop at the venue.

Contacts

Pedro Ribeiro
pribeiro@dcc.fc.up.pt
Keshav Pingalli
pingali@cs.utexas.edu
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