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Aalto computer scientists in NetSci 2025

This year ten contributions from Aalto Department of Computer Science were accepted to the International School and Conference on Network Science.
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NetSci, the International School and Conference on Network Science, is the flagship conference of the Network Science Society. NetSci brings together leading researchers and practitioners working in the emerging area of network science. The conference fosters interdisciplinary communication and collaboration in network science research across computer and information sciences, physics, mathematics, statistics, the life sciences, neuroscience, environmental sciences, social sciences, finance and business, arts, and design. The conference is held on June 2nd - June 6th, 2025 in Maastricht, the Netherlands.

Professor Jari Saramäki is one of the keynote speakers with the title Networks in time and space.

NetSci 2025

Accepted contributions 2025

In alphabetical order. Click the title to see the authors and the abstract.

Department of Computer Science

We are an internationally-oriented community and home to world-class research in modern computer science.

Aalto University / CYBER / kuva: Aki-Pekka Sinikoski

School of Science

Science for tomorrow’s technology, innovations and businesses

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