This is a 2 day workshop which will bring together researchers interested in network science. The workshop will cover state-of-the-art topics in networks science with a marked interdisciplinary focus that can encourage collaboration beyond specific communities of network practitioners. In particular, it will cover recent progress on the description of network structure (e.g. multilayer networks or structural topology), emergence of network structure (e.g. growth of fungal networks or emergence of networks of contacts in granular materials), dynamical processes on networks (e.g. epidemics, spread of social phenomena or networks of oscillators) and characterisation of natural and artificial networks (e.g. brain networks or power grids).

List of speakers:

• Daniele Avitabile (University of Nottingham)
• Murilo Baptista (University of Aberdeen)
• Richard Blythe (University of Edinburgh)
• Stefano Boccaletti (CNR - Institute for Complex Systems, Italy)
• Mark Fricker (University of Oxford)
• Francesco Ginelli (University of Aberdeen)
• Silke Henkes (University of Bristol)
• Lida Kanari (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland)
• Lucas Lacasa (Queen Mary University of London)
• David Lusseau (University of Aberdeen)
• Romualdo Pastor-Satorras (Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain)
• Oliver Smith (University of Nottingham)
• Igor Smolyarenko (Brunel University)
• Sergei Taraskin (University of Cambridge)
• Ekkehard Ullner (University of Aberdeen)

Contributed talks and posters: If you are interested in presenting your work in a talk or poster, please send a title and abstract to networks-aberdeen-2019@googlegroups.com (Deadline: 1st August 2019).

This event is funded by EPSRC NetworkPlus in Emergence and Physics Far From Equilibrium