Presentations

The talks are divided into 4 tables:
(1) Keynote and Invited Talks;
Contributed Talks given on
(2) Day 1 (CT1)
(3) Day 2 (CT2)
(4) Day 3 (CT3).
Workshop presentations are on the Programme page.
For the abstracts of the posters click here:

Keynote and Invited Talks

Date	Speaker	Title	Abstract	Slides
25th June 9.00-10.00	N. Christakis	Eat, Drink, And Be Merry: The Spread Of Obesity, Substance Use, And Happiness In Longitudinally Resolved Social Networks
25th June 10.00-10.30	M. Newman	Networks in Space
25th June 13.30-14.00	J-P Onella	Structure and Modelling of Large-Scale Social Networks
25th June 14.00-14.30	R. Pastor-Satorras	Bosonic Dynamics in Complex Networks
25th June 14.00-14.30	S. Schuster	Pathway Modelling in Metabolic Networks
26th June 9.00-10.00	R. May	Networks And Their Dynamical Implications in Epidemiology, Ecology, And Evolution
26th June 10.00-10.30	N. Ferguson	Households to Global Air Travel: How Networks Shape Epidemics
26th June 13.30-14.00	S. Bornholdt	Boolean Network Models for Biological Regulation: Prospects and Limitations.
26th June 14.00-14.30	V. Colizza	Mobility Patterns in Epidemic Modeling: Short and Long Range Coupling
26th June 14.30-15.00	Z. Oltvai	Constraints and Regulation of Metabolic Networks.
27th June 9.00-10.00	B. Uzzi	Outstanding Scientific Achievement: Status, Clustering, And The Success Of Scientists' Collaboration Networks
27th June 10.00-10.30	R. Mantegna	Correlation-based Networks in Finance
27th June 13.30-14.30	A-L. Barabási	Network Science Applications To Globalcommunications

Contributed Talks CT1, Wednesday 25th June.

The contributed talks are divided in sessions:
CT1.1: Networks in Health and Society
CT1.2: Neural Networks
CT1.3: Network Complexity
CT1.4: Network Theory I
CT1.5: Networks in Society
CT1.6: CREEN Open Session

Session	Authors	Title	Abstract	Slides
CT1.1.1	S. Uzzo	Connections: The Nature of Networks. Bringing Network Science to the Public
CT1.1 .2	M.C. González et al.	Understanding Individual Human Mobility Patterns and Its Applications To Social Networks with Geographic Information
CT1.1.3	N. Masuda and T. Ueno	Controls Of Nosocomial Infection Based On Observed Social Networks Of A Community Hospital
CT1.1.4	D. A. Hunscher	Assessing the Findability of High-quality Consumer Health Information Using Network Analysis
CT1.1.5	J. Holliday et al.	Is Social and Structural Prestige Associated with Current and Future Smoking?
CT1.2.1	F. De Vico Fallani et al.	Brain Network Topology During Successful Memory Encoding in a Real-life Experiment
CT1.2.2	M. Kaiser	Feedback Loops and Oscillations in Modular Hierarchical Brain Networks: The Topological Origin of Brain Rhythms
CT1.2.3	J. J. Crofts et al.	Complex Brain Networks
CT1.2.4	T. Nepusz et al.	Prediction of Unknown Connections in Cortical Networks
CT1.2.5	S. Sreenivasan and Z.Toroczkai	Emergence of Functional Modularity from Phenotypic Adaptation to Independent Constraints
CT1.3 .1	J-C. Claussen & T. Wilhelm	Introduction to Network Complexity
CT1.3.2	J. Reichardt and D. R. White	Beyond Modularity: Density Generalized Block Modeling
CT1.3.3	P. Minnhagen and S. Bernhardsson	The Blind Watchmaker Network: Scale-freeness and evolution
CT1.3.4	E. Olbrich et al.	From the Complexity of Probability Distributions to Measures of Graph Complexity
CT1.3.5	A. Hintze and C. Adami	Information-theoretic Measure of Network Complexity
CT1.4 .1	M. Ostilli and J. F. Mendes	Exact Results and New Insights for Models Defined over Small-world Networks
CT1.4.2	J. P. Gleeson and S. Melnik	Cascades on Correlated and Modular Networks
CT1.4.3	Z. Toroczkai	Realizing All Simple Graphs With a Given Degree Sequence
CT1.4.4	S. Shioda	Scale-Free Directed Networks from Threshold Model with Two Intrinsic Node Variables
CT1.4.5	D. Abel et al.	CFinder: Efficient Module Finder in Directed, Undirected and Weighted Networks
CT1.5.1	M. A. Porter	Communities in Legislative Networks
CT1.5.2	A. Madan and A. Pentland	Mob.Media: A Mobile Phone Platform for Computational Social Science
CT1.5.3	K. Jacobson et al.	An Analysis of on-line Music Artist Network
CT1.5.4	A. Z. Kamran	Network Analysis of Global Politics
CT1.5.5	E. Yoneki and J. Crowcroft	Study of Wireless Epidemic Spread in Dynamic Human Connectivity Traces
CT1.6 .1	M. Ausloos and A. G. C. Ross	A Small Network with Two Distinct Communities : Neo Creationists vs. Evolution Defenders. Organizational and Dynamical Aspects of an Opinion Controversy
CT1.6.2	K. Suchecki and J.A. Hołyst	Who Wins a Group-Group Competition? Phase Transitions in Ising Models at Coupled Complex Networks
CT1.6.3	L. Leydesdorff et al.	Nodes in Evolving Networks – Scientific Journals as a Case of Dynamic Animation
CT1.6.4	V. D. Blondel et al.	Fast Unfolding of Community Hierarchies in Large Networks
CT1.6.5	K. Suchecki and J.A.Hołyst	Voter Model on Sierpinski Fractals

Contributed Talks CT2, Thursday 26th June.

The contributed talks are divided in sessions:
CT2.1: Networks in Biology
CT2.2: Epidemiology, Environment
CT2.3: Network Theory II
CT2.4: Computational biology
CT2.5: Visualisation.
CT2.6: Network theory III

Session	Authors	Title	Abstract	Slides
CT2.1.1	A. E. Motter et al.	Network Method for the Recovery of Lost Cellular Function
CT2.1.2	T. Handorf et al.	Novel Method for the Determination of Nutritional Requirements
CT2.1.3	N Gulbahce & A-L Barabási	Viral Networks, Connecting Virus-Human Interaction Networks to Population Disease Patterns
CT2.1.4	R. Plasson et al.	Decomposition of Complex Reaction Networks into Reactions
CT2.1.5	B. Papp et al.	Autocatalitic Replicators Embedded in Metabolic Networks
CT2.2.1	H. Williams and T. Lenton	Environmental Regulation in Simulated Networks of Microbial Ecosystems
CT2.2.2	Y. Berchenko and M. Teicher	Competing Spreading Processes on Networks – Even a Few Localized Edges Give You the Winning Edge
CT2.2.3	F. Reed-Tsochas et al.	Modelling Bipartite Cooperation in Ecological and Organizational Networks
CT2.2.4	L. Fiebig et al.	A Contact Network Model of the Swiss Poultry Sector for Avian Influenza Preparedness
CT2.2.5	R. Williams	Neutral Degree Distributions in Complex Food Webs
CT2.3.1	K. Steinhaeuser and N. V. Chawla	Is Modularity the Answer to Evaluating Community Structure in Networks?
CT2.3.2	S. Lehmann	Bi-clique Communities
CT2.3.3	T. Hruz et al.	Color-Swap Models for Non-growing Scale-free Networks
CT2.3.4	S. E. Ahnert and T. M. A. Fink	Clustering Signatures Classify Directed Networks
CT2.3.5	G. Kalna et al.	Periodic Reordering of Complex Networks
CT2.4.1	N. Lemke et al.	Network Topology Information-based Prediction of Human Disease Genes
CT2.4.2	D. J. Higham et al.	Communicability and Bipartivity in Complex Networks at Negative Temperatures
CT2.4.3	W-M Song et al.	Filtered Correlation Graphs to Select Gene Expression Profiles
CT2.4.4	P. Rämö et al.	Discovering Mammalian Endocytic Pathways with High-Throughput Image-Based siRNA Screens and Network Analysis
CT2.4.5	M. Schütte et al.	Evolution of the Co-expression Network in Arabidopsis thaliana
CT2.5.1	M. Schich and S. Lehmann	Generating 2-Dimensional Overviews from a Bi-Partite Classification of Images
CT2.5.2	T. Iba and M. Mori	Visualizing and Analyzing Networks of Co-Purchased Books, CDs and DVDs
CT2.5.3	M. Linnemeier et al.	Rete-Netzwerk-Red: Network Workbench – Analyzing and Visualizing Scholarly Networks Extracted from Online Bibliographic Resources
CT2.5.4	T. Murata and T. Ikeya	Discovering and Visualizing Communities from Bipartite Social Networks
CT2.6 .1	J. D. Noh and S. W. Kim	Dynamic Transition in Coevolving Networks
CT2.6.2	J. Leskovec et al.	Diminishing Communities in Large Social and Information Networks
CT2.6.3	G. Bianconi	The Entropy of Randomized Networks Ensembles
CT2.6.4	S. H. Yook et al.	Unified Centrality Measure of Complex Networks
CT2.6.5	M. Kitsak et al.	Organization of Complex Networks

Contributed Talks CT3, Friday 27th June.

The contributed talks are divided in sessions:
CT3.1: Organisation and Communication
CT3.2: Economy, Finance and Business.

Session	Authors	Title	Abstract	Slides
CT3.1.1	B. N. Waber et al.	Mining Face-to-Face Interaction Networks Using Sociometric Badges: Evidence.Predicting Individual and Task Productivity in IT Configuration
CT3.1.2	S. Kim et al.	The Dark side of Scale-free Networks in Organizational Learning
CT3.1.3	M. M. Clements and B. W. Herr	Co-Institution Collaboration Network on U.S. University Patents 1974-2004
CT3.1.4	P. Panzarasa and T. Opsahl	Patterns of Scientific Collaboration in Business and Management:The Effects of Network Structure and Interdisciplinarity on Research Performance
CT3.1.5	D. G. Xenikos	Self-similarity in Voice Group Communications in Trunked Mobile Telephony
CT3.2 .1	H. Jeong et al.	Finding Optimal Position of Facilities based on Population Density
CT3.2.2	Y. Fujiwara	Large-scale Structure of a Nation-wide Production Network and Chain of Bankruptcy
CT3.2.3	G. Oestreicher-Singer and A. Sundararajan	Identifying Social Effects In Economic Networks
CT3.2.4	Y. Wang et al.	Non-equilibrium Process of the Random Exchange Model
CT3.2.5	S. Hennemann	Evolution of Academic Knowledge Networks in Transition Economies - the Chinese perspective