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Network Science Institute
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About Network Science Institute
The Network Science Institute (NetSI) at NU, founded in 2014, has emerged as a world leader in a multi-disciplinary research community in the field of network science. NetSI brings together expertise from diverse disciplines, from the physical, information, and social sciences, aiming to build and expand common methodology and theory of networks, and to apply these tools to important societal challenges. We work on discovering fundamentally new ways to measure, model, and visualize complex systems. Our research investigates the fundamental nature of networks as well as their applications in systems found in biological, social, technical, informational, and spatial structures.
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Network Science Institute published a study in the journal Tatūrē in August 2026 finding that mixing still occurs in modern cities, but depends less on where people live than on where they visit each day.
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Research & Knowledge
Network Science Institute published the July-August edition of the newsletter NotificationCenter featuring news and research from the institute, including the launch of the Network Science Institute chart, new awards and grants across hubs, recent research on human mobility, brain function, epidemic modeling, and systemic risk, and media highlights.
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Network Science Institute researchers Yixuan Liu and Sagar Kumar from the PhD program in Network Science were featured in the July-August newsletter.
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