NETSCI 09 International Workshop and Conference on Complex Networks and their Applications

ISTITUTO VENETO SCIENZE LETTERE ED ARTI June 29 July 3 2009

WORKSHOP PROGRAMME

	MONDAY JUNE 29^th	TUESDAY JUNE 30^th
08.30 - 09.00	Registration /Welcome
09.00 - 10.00	An Introduction to Complex Networks Alain BARRAT	Biological Networks Anne-Claude GAVIN
10.00 - 11.00
11.00 - 11.20	COFFEE BREAK	COFFEE BREAK
11.20 - 12.20	An Introduction to Complex Networks Alain BARRAT	Biological Networks ANNE-Claude GAVIN
12.20 - 12.50
12.50 - 14.20	LUNCH	LUNCH
14.20 - 15.20	Economic models of Networks Matthew O. JACKSON	Social Networks and Human Nature James FOWLER
15.20 - 16.20
16.20 - 16.40	COFFEE BREAK	COFEEE BREAK
16.40 - 17.40	Economic models of Networks Matthew O. JACKSON	Social Networks and Human Nature James FOWLER
17.40 - 18.10
Evening	VISIT TO ST. MARK’S BASILICA (English Guides)

NETSCI 09 International Workshop and Conference on Complex Networks and their Applications

ISTITUTO VENETO SCIENZE LETTERE ED ARTI June 29 July 3 2009

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

	WEDNESDAY JULY 1^st	THURSDAY JULY 2^nd	FRIDAY JULY 3^rd
08.30 - 09.00	Registration & Opening	CHAIR: A Vespignani	CHAIR: HE Stanley
		Switching Phenomena And Statistical Networks: A Case Study From The Stock Market H. Eugene STANLEY	Multiscale networks and forecasting techno-social systems: Planning for pandemic outbreaks in real time Alessandro VESPIGNANI
	CHAIR: V. Colizza
09.00 - 09.30	Percolation on correlated networks José F. MENDES	Tba Joshua LO SPINOSO
09.30 - 10.00	The entropy of network ensembles Ginestra BIANCONI	Interaction networks in genetic and ecology Amos MARITAN	Tracking dollars and disease: On the brink of real-time epidemic forecasts Dirk BROCKMANN
10.00 - 10.20	COFFEE BREAK	COFFEE BREAK	COFFEE BREAK
10.20 - 12.00	PARALLEL SESSIONS 1	PARALLEL SESSIONS 3	PARALLEL SESSIONS 5
12.00 - 13.30	LUNCH	LUNCH	LUNCH
13.30 - 14.00	CHAIR: J Fowler	CHAIR: G Caldarelli	CHAIR: S Havlin
	Explosive percolation & mixed phase transitions Raissa D'SOUZA	Economic Networks: Micro and Macro Perspectives Frank SCHWEITZER	Cooperation and Conflict in the Prisoner’s Dilemma and the Emergence of Norms Dirk HELBING
14.00 - 14.30	Novel Percolation Models in Complex Networks Shlomo HAVLIN	Modeling large social networks Janos KERTESZ	The query-flow graph Debora DONATO
14.30 - 15.00	Tba Bruce WEST	Agents in a global Networks Luciano PIETRONERO	Patterns in human-related systems Kwang-Il GOH
15.00 - 15.20	COFFEE BREAK	COFFEE BREAK	COFFEE BREAK
15.20 - 17.05	PARALLEL SESSIONS 2	PARALLEL SESSIONS 4	PARALLEL SESSIONS 6
17.10 - 17.40	POSTER SESSION	POSTER SESSION	Tbc A.-László BARABÁSI
17.40 - 18.10	POSTER SESSION	POSTER SESSION
EVENING	(20.00) SOCIAL DINNER [dress code: formal]	(19.00) CONNECTED (MOVIE)

WEDNESDAY 1 July morning (Sessions 1-X)

Location	Sala del Portego	Giardino	Mezzanino	Caminetto
Chairman		A Chessa	A-C Gavin	A Barrat
Topic	SESSION 1-A Theory and Environment	SESSION 1-B Organization	SESSION 1-C Biology	SESSION 1-D Communication on networks
10.20-10.35	Yong-Yeol Ahn, James Bagrow and Sune Lehmann. Hierarchical Link Clustering in Complex Networks	Andrea Mario Lavezzi and Nicola Meccheri. Transitions Out of Unemployment: the Role of Social Networks' Topology and Firms' Recruitment Strategies	Mario Chavez, Miguel Valencia, Vito Latora and Jacques Martinerie. Functional modularity of spontaneous activities in normal and epileptic brain network	Rafael Brune, Christian Thiemann and Dirk Brockmann. Universality and the Lack of it in Multiscale Human Mobility Networks
10.35-10.50	Joel Tenenbaum, H. Eugene Stanley and Shlomo Havlin. Correlation Networks of Earthquakes	Carlos Lever. A model of political campaigns, advertising and lobbying over networks	Marcus Kaiser, Claus Hilgetag and Arjen van Ooyen. No guidance needed: development of realistic spatial neural networks through competition and random growth	Juan Pablo Cárdenas, Mary Luz Mouronte, Luis Moyano, Maria Luisa Vargas and Rosa M. Benito. Complexity and Robustness in the Spanish Optical Telecommunication Network
10.50-11.05	Antonio Santiago, Juan Pablo Cárdenas, Ana María Tarquis, Juan Carlos Losada, Florentino Borondo and Rosa M. Benito. Heterogeneous complex network formalism. Application to porous structure of soils	Hyung Jun Park. Self-Organizition, Collaborative Regional Governance and Network	Jennifer Simonotto, Stephen Eglen, Marcus Kaiser, Christopher Adams and Evelyne Sernagor. Analysis of spontaneous activity patterns in developing retina: extracting and analyzing dynamical networks	David Hachen and Omar Lizardo. Correlates of Reciprocity in a Large-Scale Communication Network:  A Weighted Edge Approach
11.05-11.20	John Volpe. Sustainability and the myth of efficiency	Muhittin Mungan and Jose J. Ramasco. Who is keeping you in that community?	Petra E Vertes and Tom Duke. The Effect of Network Topology on Pattern Recognition in Neural Networks	R. Carvalho, L. Buzna, F. Bono, E. Gutierrez, W. Just, D. Arrowsmith. Robustness of Trans-European Gas Networks: The Hot Backbone
11.20-11.35	Sergey Dorogovtsev, Jose Mendes, Alexander Samukhin and Alexander Zyuzin. Organization and function of modular networks	Pietro Panzarasa and Bernard Kujawski. Cognitive similarity and patterns of communication: Network and content analysis of an online forum	Christian Darabos, Ferdinando Di Cunto, Marco Tomassini, Paolo Provero and Mario Giacobini. Generalized Boolean Networks with Topology Driven Dynamics	Cecile Cartozo and Paolo De Los Rios. Extended navigability of small world networks: exact results and new insights
11.35-11.50	Alan Taylor, Desmond Higham, Ernesto Estrada and Jonathan Crofts. Mapping Directed Networks	Carlo Gianelle and Giancarlo Ruffo. Discovering the network topology of labor mobility: structural determinants and directions for policy		Ying Fan and Zengru Di. Insight to the Express Transport Network

WEDNESDAY 1 July afternoon (Sessions 2-X)

Location	Sala del Portego	Giardino	Mezzanino	S. Vidal
Chairman	R Pastor-Satorras	G Bianconi	A Maritan	S.Uhlig
Topic	Indiana University SESSION 2-A On Epidemics	SESSION 2-B Theory	SESSION 2-C Biology	SESSION 2-D Co-organized with SIMPLEX
15.20-15.35	Luis Enrique Correa da Rocha and Petter Holme. Assessing sexual networks of prostitution from a web community	Gergely Palla, Tamas Vicsek and Laszlo Lovasz. A General Graph Generator	Pedro Rafael Costa, Marcio Luis Acencio and Ney Lemke. Network topology-based prediction of morbid and druggable genes	Hao Hu, Steven Myers, Vittoria Colizza and Alessandro Vespignani. WiFi Networks and Malware Epidemiology
15.35-15.50	Stefan Wieland, Tomás Aquino and Ana Nunes. The Effect of SIS Dynamics with Contact Switching on Contact Network Topology	Mark Dickison, Roni Parshani, Gene Stanley, Reuven Cohen and Shlomo Havlin. Dynamic networks and directed percolation	A. V. Goltsev, F. V. de Abreu, S. N. Dorogovtsev and J. F. F. Mendes. Stochastic model of neural networks	Pu Wang, Marta González, César Hidalgo and Albert-László Barabási. Understanding the spreading patterns of mobile phone viruses
15.50-16.05	F. Natale, L. Savini, Diana Palma, P. Calistri, Armando Giovannini, L. Possenti, D. Zippo G. Fiore. Network based tools for tracing livestock movements for disease outbreaks	Massimo Ostilli and Jose' Fernando Mendes. Communication and correlation among communities	Sung-Guk Han, Su-Chan Park and Beom Jun Kim. Reentrant phase transition in a predator-prey model	Steve Uhlig and Almerima Jamakovic. On the trade-off between efficiency and robustness in communication networks
16.05-16.20	Matthew Vernon and Matt Keeling. Individual and network models of infectious diseases of cattle	I. McCulloh and J. Siskey. Network Topology Effects on Correlation between Centrality Measures	Phillip P. A. Staniczenko, Nick S. Jones and Felix Reed-Tsochas. Local trophic adaptation requires a new approach to ecological robustness and keystone species identification	Pan Hui, Nishanth Sastry, Steve Uhlig and Jon Crowcroft. LENS: LEveraging Network Science to Identify Malicious Users in Communication Networks
16.20-16.35	D. Bisanzio, L. Bertolotti, A. Mannelli, C. Ragagli, G. Amore, L. Tomassone, P. Provero and M. Giacobini. On the modelling of epidemic spreading in vector-host systems	Andrea Lancichinetti and Santo Fortunato. Benchmark graphs for community detection algorithms	V. Belcastro, L. Cutillo, F. Gregoretti, G. Oliva and D. di Bernardo. Untangling biological complexity: inference and analysis of a global network of gene-gene regulation in human cells	Alain Barrat, Ciro Cattuto, Vittoria Colizza, Jean-Francois Pinton, Wouter Van den Broeck and Alessandro Vespignani. High resolution dynamical mapping of social interactions with active RFID
16.35-16.50	Jose Marcelino and Marcus Kaiser. Controlling spreading: Improved strategies for airline, social, and neural networks by edge removal.	Renaud Lambiotte, Jean-Charles Delvenne and Mauricio Barahona. Laplacian Dynamics and Multiscale Modular Structure in Networks	Gareth Baxter and Marcus Frean. Mutation and Selection on Graphs	Christian Thiemann, Daniel Grady and Dirk Brockmann. Tour de Sys: The Traveler's View of a Network
16.50-17.05	Tiziano Squartini and Diego Garlaschelli. Exact method for randomizing real networks	Nicola Perra, Vinko Zlatic, Alessandro Chessa, Claudio Conti, Debora Donato and Guido Caldarelli. Localization of the PageRank in the WWW as disordered potential problem		Andrea Apolloni, Karthik Channakeshava, Lisa Durbeck, Maleq Khan, Chris Kuhlman, Bryan Lewis and Samarth Swarup. Diffusion of Information Through Private Communication in  Realistic Social Networks

THURSDAY 2 July morning (Sessions 3-X)

Location	Sala del Portego	Giardino	Mezzanino	S. Vidal
Chairman			D Donato	J Kertesz
Topic	SESSION 3-A Theory	SESSION 3-B Economics	SESSION 3-C Social	SESSION 3-D Social
10.20-10.35	Alexander Samukhin, Sergey Dorogovtsev and Jose-Fernando Mendes. Spectral properties of uncorrelated random networks	Gal Oestreicher-Singer and Arun Sundararajan. The Visible Hand of Social Networks in Electronic Markets	James Bagrow. Non-traditional network visualization methods	Alexander Mehler. A Quantitative Graph Model of Social Ontologies
10.35-10.50	Karsten Steinhaeuser, Nitesh Chawla and Auroop Ganguly. Discovery of Climate Patterns with Complex Networks	Katherine Krumme. Social and Economic Dynamics in an Online Peer-to-Peer Lending Network	Stefan Hennemann. Measuring regional scientific knowledge flows – Contributions of spatial sub-units to the networking performance of metropolitan regions	Elka Korutcheva and Kostadin Koroutchev. Statistical Mechanics of Texts: Message Passing Approach
10.50-11.05	Sune Lehmann, Yong-Yeol Ahn and James P Bagrow. Link clustering using Partition Density	Cesar A. Hidalgo and Ricardo Hausmann. Economic Complexity and Economic Development	Gergely Palla, Illes Farkas, Peter Pollner, Imre Derenyi and Tamas Vicsek. Statistical features and self-similar properties of tagged networks	Y. Hayashi. Robust & efficient design of geographical networks according to a population density
11.05-11.20	Alexander Mehler, Matthias Dehmer and FRank Emmert-Streib. On Network Entropies : A Comparative Study	Sinan Aral, Lev Muchnik and Arun Sundararajan. Influence Dynamics in Large Complex Networks	Vinko Zlatic. Hypergraph topological quantities for tagged systems	Mason Porter. Community Structure in Online Collegiate Social Networks
11.20-11.35	Matti Peltomäki, Juha-Matti Koljonen, Mikko Alava and Olav Tirkkonen. Self-organized graph coloring.	Stefania Vitali, James Glattfelder and Stefano Battiston. The Network of Global Corporate Control	Gautier Krings and Francesco Calabrese. Micro- and macro-networks: how do groups of nodes interact?	Alejandro Morales Gallardo and Dirk Brockmann. Network-network duality - The impact of social network structures on metapopulation models for disease dynamics
11.35-11.50	Ian McCulloh, Joshua Lospinoso and Natalia Mendoza. Actor-Oriented Specification to Validate Simulation of Complex Networks	Stefano Battiston, Domenico Delli Gatti, Mauro Gallegati, Joseph Stiglitz and Bruce Greenwald. Liaisons Dangereuses: Increasing Connectivity, Risk Sharing, and Systemic Risk.	Haibo Hu and Xiaofan Wang. How people make friends in online social networking sites?–A microscopic perspective	Masashi Iwakami and Takayuki Ito. Analyzing Network Structure of Borrowers and Lenders in Social Lending

THURSDAY 2 July afternoon (Sessions 4-X)

Location	Sala del Portego	Giardino	Mezzanino	S. Vidal
Chairman	J F Mendes	R D’Souza	D Brockmann	L Pietronero
Topic	SESSION 4-A Theory	SESSION 4-B Percolation on Nets	Indiana University SESSION 4-C On Epidemics	SESSION 4-D Society
15.20-15.35	M. Ángeles Serrano. Rich-club vs rich-multipolarization phenomena in weighted networks	Eduardo Lopez. Limited path percolation pahse transition: How violently does a system get disconnected?	Hugues Bersini. Immunologists : The true pioneers of the « new »  science of complex networks	S. Arbesman and N. Christakis. Leadership Insularity: connectivity and insularity between central nodes in networks
15.35-15.50	J.J. Ramasco, T. Opsahl, P. Panzarasa and V. Colizza. Prominence and control: The weighted rich-club effect	Elizabeth Leicht and Raissa D'Souza. Percolation on interacting networks	Eiko Yoneki and Jon Crowcroft. GIS: Geographical Information Cascade in Online Social Networks	Olga Pustylnikov and Kirill Medvedev. Information Flow in Morphological Derivation Networks
15.50-16.05	Karen Shoop and Raul Mondragon. One size fits all? Evaluating null models for academic networks	Soon-Hyung Yook and Yup Kim. Percolation transition of the synchronized cluster on complex networks	G. Zschaler, A. Mora T. Gross. Dynamics of a SIRS epidemic model on an adaptive network	Takashi Iba and Satoshi Itoh. Sequential Collaboration Network of Open Collaboration
16.05-16.20	V. Zlatić, G. Caldarelli Randomization Procedure and Rich Club coefficient	Jun Wu, Yuejin Tan and Hongzhong Deng. Model for Invulnerability of Complex Networks with Incomplete Information based on Unequal Probability Sampling	B. Goncalves, M. Ajelli, D. Balcan, V. Colizza, H. Hu, Jose J. Ramasco, S. Merler and A. Vespignani. Comparing large-scale computational approaches to epidemic modeling: Agent based versus structured metapopulation models.	Maximilian Schich. Evaluating Cultural Heritage Databases Using Degree Matrices
16.20-16.35	Ernesto Estrada and Naomichi Hatano. From Networks to Hypernetworks	Jun Wu, Yuejin Tan and Mauricio Barahona. Robustness of Regular Graphs Based on Natural Connectivity	D. Balcan, V. Colizza, B. Goncalves, H. Hu, J. Ramasco and A. Vespignani. Multiscale mobility networks and the large scale spreading of infectious diseases	F. Lombardo, Isabella Daidone Museum Network as a Complex Web
16.35-16.50	D. Garlaschelli, T. Squartini and M. Loffredo. Generalized Bose-Fermi statistics & structural correlations in weighted nets	Sergey Melnik and James Gleeson. Analytical results for bond percolation on clustered random networks	K. Robinson, T. Cohen and C. Colijn. Infection Subgraphs of Dynamic Sexual Contact Networks
16.50-17.05	Pietro De Lellis, Mario di Bernardo and Francesco Garofalo. Consensus and Synchronization of Complex Networks: theory and applications	Jun Wu, Yuejin Tan and Mauricio Barahona. Robustness of Random Graphs Based on Natural Connectivity	S. Merler and M. Ajelli. Factors affecting the spread of an epidemic in Europe: population heterogeneity and human mobility

FRIDAY 3 July morning (Sessions 5-X)

Location	Sala del Portego	Giardino	Mezzanino	S. Vidal
Chairman	K-I Goh		F Schweitzer	V Colizza
Topic	SESSION 5-A Biology & Health	SESSION 5-B Organization	SESSION 5-C Economics & Society	SESSION 5-D Mobility & Infrastructures
10.20-10.35	Guillaume Chelius, Antoine Fraboulet, Eric Fleury and Jean-Christophe Lucet. A wireless sensor network to measure the health care workers exposure to tuberculosis	Francesca Odella. Dimensions of Confidentiality in Group Communication: a Network Perspective	Vasco M. Carvalho. Structure and Change in U.S. Commodity Networks	Adolfo Paolo Masucci, Duncan Smith, Andrew Crooks and Michael Batty. Random planar graphs and the London street network
10.35-10.50	Natali Gulbahce and Albert-Laszlo Barabasi. Viral Disease Networks	Cristina Martelli and Stefania Rodella. Networking administrative data(bases): a common good for public memory, a public policy for transparency and democracy	Fabrizio Lillo, Rosario N. Mantegna, Jyrki Piilo and Michele Tumminello. Network of investors acting in a financial market	Rae Zimmerman. Applying Network Theory to Urban Infrastructure
10.50-11.05	Francesco Iorio, Roberta Bosotti, Antonella Isacchi, Emanuela Scacheri and Diego di Bernardo. DRUG NETWORKS: A network approach to study drugs and their mode of action	Ken Suzuki. Proposing a New Currency System Using Network of Transactions	Floriana Gargiulo. The diffusion of innovative ideas in dynamical scenarios	Daniele De Martino. Congestion phenomena on complex networks
11.05-11.20	César Hidalgo, Nicholas Blumm, Albert-László Barabási and Nicholas Christakis. The Phenotypic Disease Network	Jason Boorn, Debra Goldberg. I'm Like You, Just Not in That Way: Trust Networks to Improve Collaborative Filtering	Eocman Lee, Jeho Lee, Jiwhan Lee and Dan Braha. Emergent Properties of Learning Dynamics on Hierarchical Networks	Giovanni Petri, Henrik J. Jensen and John W. Polak. Congestion and information in traffic networks: dynamical percolation?
11.20-11.35	Sebastian Ahnert, Thomas Fink, Andrei Zinovyev. Growth model for regulatory networks predicts lower bound on non-coding DNA in eukaryotes	Michela Ferron, Paolo Massa and Francesca Odella. Supporting Collaborative Networks in Organizational Settings using an Enterprise 2.0 platform	Gerd Zschaler and Thilo Gross. "Rich stays rich" and full cooperation in the snowdrift game on an adaptive network	Gautier Krings, Francesco Calabrese, Carlo Ratti and Vincent Blondel. Gravity model in inter-city communication network
11.35-11.50	Andrzej Nowak, Wieslaw Bartkowski and Robin Vallacher. Dynamics of evaluation in the construction of shared reality	Di Zengru and Ying Fan. Scaling Properties in Spatial Networks and its Effects on Topology and Traffic Dynamics	K. Rakocy, J. Zajac and A. Nowak. Modelling epidemic diffusion considering change in behaviour. The case study of Poland	Di Zengru and Ying Fan. Scaling Properties in Spatial Networks and its Effects on Topology and Traffic Dynamics

FRIDAY 3 July afternoon (Sessions 6-X)

Location	Sala del Portego	Giardino	Mezzanino	S. Vidal
Chairman	D Garlaschelli	M. Santarelli	A Chessa	JJ Ramasco
Topic	SESSION 6-A Dynamics	SESSION 6-B COMPANIES MEET ACADEMIA	SESSION 6-C Theory	SESSION 6-D Mobility & Infrastructures
15.20-15.35	Jean-Jacques Slotine. STRUCTURAL PRINCIPLES FOR DYNAMICAL NETWORKS	Di MICHELE (ENEL) TBA	Byungjoon Min, Kwang-Il Goh and In-Mook Kim. Waiting time dynamics of priority-queue networks	Andrea Baronchelli, Michele Catanzaro and Romualdo Pastor-Satorras. Random Walks On Complex Trees
15.35-15.50	C.-K. Yun, N. Masuda, C. Choi and Byungnam Kahng. Aggregation and condensation of dynamic clusters on complex networks		Romualdo Pastor-Satorras, Isabel Corominas and M. Carmen Miguel. Percolation analysis of force networks in anisotropic granular matter	Andrea Gabrielli and Guido Caldarelli. Invasion percolation on a tree and queueing models
15.50-16.05	Thomas Gorochowski. Dynamics of evolving complex networks	Simone FEDELI (Mx Group)	Ingo Scholtes Breathing Life into Networks: Harnessing Complexity in Massive-Scale Networked Computing	Vincent David and Dirk Brockmann. Spatial scale in human mobility networks - What can we learn from renormalization?
16.05-16.20	Daqing Li and Shlomo Havlin. Overlapping Synchronization		Thomas Fink Exact solution of the critical Kauffman model with connectivity one	Dashun Wang, Cesar Hidalgo, James Bagrow and Albert-Laszlo Barabasi. Social Mobility, of the Network Kind
16.20-16.35	Romualdo Pastor-Satorras and Andrea Baronchelli. Effects of mobility on ordering dynamics		Marian Boguna. From lattices to small-worlds and back again or how we got rid of the Euclidean geometry to fall into the hyperbolic plane	ROUND TABLE
16.35-16.50	Fabio Caccioli and Luca Dall'Asta. Non-equilibrium mean-field theories on scale-free networks		Anthony Johnson and Marc Anthony Johnson. Longitudinal Analysis of a Chess Match	ROUND TABLE
16.50-17.05	Matteo Cavaliere, Attila Csikász-Nagy, Tarcisio Fedrizzi and Ferenc Jordán. Games generating networks		Bin Liu, Ton Coolen, Xiaoyue Wu and Hongzhong Deng. Robustness of semi-directed networks	ROUND TABLE

POSTERS

Networks in Biology

1) Sumeet Agarwal, Nick Jones, Charlotte Deane and Mason Porter. Node and link roles in protein interaction networks

2) Mônica G. Campiteli, Frederico Soriani and Gustavo H. Goldman. The role of the gene

ATM (Ataxia Telangiectasia Mutated) in the co-expression network of the model organism Aspergillus nidulans.

3) Wojciech Borkowski. How Food Networks Emerge From A Multispecies Predator-Prey Microsimulation?

4) Vera Pancaldi and Jürg Bähler. Prediction of fission yeast protein-protein interactions based on gene and protein information

5) Detlef Holstein, F. V. de Abreu, S. N. Dorogovtsev, J. F. F. Mendes and A. V. Goltsev. Simulations of stochastic dynamics of a neural network model

6) Xin Lu, L. Bengtsson, Tom Britton, M. Camitz, Beom Jun Kim, Anna Thorson and Fredrik Liljeros. Evaluating efficiency of Respondent-driven sampling on a gay men web community

Networks in Health, Society, and Environment

1) Stefan Wieland. Equilibrium topologies of adaptive contact networks with SIS dynamics

2) Mariko Hanabusa and Takashi Iba. Analysis on Collaboration Data of Voice Actors in Anime

3) Jin S. Kim, Byungnam Kahng and Doochul Kim. Power laws and network representation of the seismic records in Sichuan

4) Danica Vukadinovic Greetham, Abhijit Sengupta and Juliette Richetin. Simulating Social Networks Influences on Physical Activity Behaviour

5) Satoshi Itoh, Takaichi Ito, Kenji Kumasaka and Takashi Iba. Analyzing Collaboration Network of Editors in Japanese Wikipedia

6) Nicola Perra, Giancarlo Cappellini, Alessandro Chessa, Luigi Minerba and Gianni Mula. A Data Mining Approach to Health Organization Problems

7) Joao Oliveira and Alexei Vazquez. Impact of interactions on human dynamics

8) Hyun Keun Lee, P. Holme, Fredrik Liljeros and B. Jun Kim. An effective master equation for susceptible-infected-susceptible model

Information Networks and Infrastructures

1) Dario Ghersi and Maurizio Filippone. An efficiency analysis of the U.S. airport network

2) Graham Williamson, Davide Cellai, Simon Dobson and Paddy Nixon. Data dissemination on human proximity networks

3) Dale Hunscher. Utilizing Network Visualization to Assess the Quality of Online Consumer Health Search

Networks in Organization & Communication

1) Michela Rancan. Social Networks in the Mutual Fund Industry

2) Ben Collingsworth and Ronaldo Menezes. Temporal Email Network Analysis as an Early Indicator of Organizational Tension

3) Mary Luz Mouronte, Juan Pablo Cárdenas, Antonio Santiago, Victor Feliu and Rosa M. Benito. Modelling Spanish Optical Transport Networks

4) Arnab Chatterjee. Kinetic models for wealth exchange on directed networks

Network theory: methods, models, visualizations

1) Brian Karrer and M.E.J. Newman. Random acyclic graphs

2) Yeo-Kwang Yun, Sung-Min Lee, Soon-Hyung Yook and Yup Kim. Effect of degree correlation to the statistical properties of sampled networks

3) Sang-Woo Kim and Jae Dong Noh. Non-equilibrium phase transition in network model

4) Marco Frassoni, Maurizio Napolitano and Davide Setti. Taolin, the open source Enterprise 2.0 web desktop

5) Kathryn Cooper and Mauricio Barahona. Role Similarity Clustering on Directed Networks

6) Adam Hackett, Sergey Melnik and James Gleeson. The role of high degree nodes in global cascades on random networks: an analytical approach

7) H. Guclu and Murat Yuksel. Dynamic Limited Scale-Free Models for Unstructured Peer-to-Peer Networks