🪄 Workshop on Analysis of Network Dynamics 🪄
🪄 Workshop on Analysis of Network Dynamics 🪄
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WAND is a half-day workshop dedicated to the analysis of network dynamics, namely the study of dynamics both on and of networks. Network dynamics refer to a set of simple protocols, built upon local and elementary rules, for solving fundamental computational problems.
The purpose of the workshop is to bring together researchers interested in studying network dynamics and to facilitate discussions about the strategies and techniques utilized for their analysis and design.
The workshop is co-located with the conference DISC and aims at the general DISC audience.
About
WAND is a half-day workshop dedicated to the analysis of network dynamics, namely the study of dynamics both on and of networks. Network dynamics refer to a set of simple protocols, built upon local and elementary rules, for solving fundamental computational problems.
The purpose of the workshop is to bring together researchers interested in studying network dynamics and to facilitate discussions about the strategies and techniques utilized for their analysis and design.
The workshop is co-located with the conference DISC and aims at the general DISC audience.
Organizers
Emilio Cruciani (European University of Rome)
Francesco d'Amore (Gran Sasso Science Institute)
Isabella Ziccardi (IRIF, Paris)
Organizers
Emilio Cruciani (European University of Rome)
Francesco d'Amore (Gran Sasso Science Institute)
Isabella Ziccardi (IRIF, Paris)
WAND 2024
Speakers:Â Philipp Czerner, Peter Kling, Alexandre Nolin, Joel Rybick
Location:Â Madrid, Spain
WAND 2024
Speakers:Â Philipp Czerner, Peter Kling, Alexandre Nolin, Joel Rybick
Location:Â Madrid, Spain
WAND 2023
Speakers: Luca Becchetti, Robert Elsässer, Stefano Leucci, Dimitrios Los, Frederik Mallmann-Trenn, Robin Vacus
Location: L'Aquila, Italy
WAND 2023
Speakers: Luca Becchetti, Robert Elsässer, Stefano Leucci, Dimitrios Los, Frederik Mallmann-Trenn, Robin Vacus
Location: L'Aquila, Italy
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