In this workshop we will present properties of Complex Networks and their implications in our life. Complex Network Theory is a branch of Complexity Sciences, the research field responsible for studying Complex Systems. Through examples and simulations, the participants will learn about common properties behind systems that seem at first sight completely different, such as genetic networks, social networks and telecommunication networks. The aim of the course is to ponder on the meaning of living in a world where connectivity seems to be the most important.
Instructor: Dr. Juan Pablo Cárdenas, CICS, Facultad de Gobierno, Universidad del Desarrollo.
CICS’s Workshops are oriented to a diverse and non-specialist audience. The workshops aim to disseminate frontier research in the social sciences, and to build bridges for interdisciplinary research.
This workshop is part of the proyect Anillo CONICYT “Social Complexity” SOC-1101.
Program
1.Introduction to Complexity
2.Complex Systems as Networks
3.Complex Networks
General Information
When: Wednesdays 23th and 30th October. 13:00 hrs. -15:15 hrs. (all sesions include coffe break)
Where: E1 Classroom, (second floor, E Building) Universidad del Desarrollo, Campus Rector Ernesto Silva Bafalluy, Av. La Plaza 680, Las Condes.
Language: Spanish (questions and comments in English are very welcome).
