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RANDOMNESS
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ADDRESS THE CHALLENGES POSED
BY LARGE-SCALE NETWORKS
MODELLING, UNDERSTANDING, CONTROLLING AND OPTIMIZING COMPLEX AND HIGHLY VOLATILE NETWORKS
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Silver prize for Agnieszka Janicka in the NMC 2024 poster competition
Second Volume of the Random Graphs and Complex Networks by Remco van der Hofstad published
ICTS-NETWORKS workshop: A Confluence of Ideas
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Postdoctorale fellow in approximate and exact OR methods for stochastic networks
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September 9th, 2024 - September 13th, 2024 Interacting particles in the continuum
Sep 20th: NETWORKS day
September 23rd, 2024 - September 27th, 2024 Massive Data Models and Computational Geometry
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The path from a puzzle to a great theorem
No five countries can all boarder each other
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