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Complex Systems, Data Analytics, and Human Behavior
Siena, Italy
21st Conference on Complex Systems, CSS 2025
21st Conference on Complex Systems, CSS 2025
Satellite Chair Session
Satellite Chair Session
Hybrid Session (online and onsite)
Hybrid Session (online and onsite)
University of Siena
University of Siena
Via Roma 56, 53100, Siena, Italy
Via Roma 56, 53100, Siena, Italy
Program
Program
Day 03.09.2025 / 14:45 -16:00 h
Day 03.09.2025 / 14:45 -16:00 h
Day 03.09.2025 / 16:15 -18:00 h
Day 03.09.2025 / 16:15 -18:00 h
Scope
Scope
Complex systems science provides a powerful framework for understanding social, economic, and technological dynamics. However, the gap between theory and practice remains one of the biggest challenges in the field.
Complex systems science provides a powerful framework for understanding social, economic, and technological dynamics. However, the gap between theory and practice remains one of the biggest challenges in the field.
This satellite session will focus on how complex systems methods can be applied to analyze and predict human behavior, address societal challenges, and inform policy and decision-making.
This satellite session will focus on how complex systems methods can be applied to analyze and predict human behavior, address societal challenges, and inform policy and decision-making.
List of topics
List of topics
The satellite will cover the following aspects in particular:
The satellite will cover the following aspects in particular:
- Social Systems and Collective Behavior.
- Human Mobility and Urban Dynamics.
- Political Engagement and Polarization.
- Segregation and Social Influence.
- Risk Analysis and Fat-Tail Distributions.
- Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Data Science for Social Analysis.
- Economic Complexity and Financial Systems.
- Security, Defense, and Geopolitical Complexity.
- Geospatial Patterns and Mobility Analytics.
Submissions
Submissions
We are interested in short communications (max. 1,500 words) related to the topics outlined above. Submissions should follow a structured format, including a summary, introduction, methods, results, and conclusions. Each work may include a reference list of up to 20 citations. Accepted submissions will be published online and invited for presentation. All submissions must be made through the designated platform on Easychair [Submission Platform].
We are interested in short communications (max. 1,500 words) related to the topics outlined above. Submissions should follow a structured format, including a summary, introduction, methods, results, and conclusions. Each work may include a reference list of up to 20 citations. Accepted submissions will be published online and invited for presentation. All submissions must be made through the designated platform on Easychair [Submission Platform].
Important Dates:
Important Dates:
Submission deadline (abstracts and Expressions of Interest): June 30th, 2025.
Submission deadline (abstracts and Expressions of Interest): June 30th, 2025.
Notification of acceptance: July 15th, 2025.
Notification of acceptance: July 15th, 2025.
Early-bird registration to CCS: July 20th, 2025
Early-bird registration to CCS: July 20th, 2025
Event: Sep. 3rd, 2025 | 14:45 - 18:00 h (CEST)
Event: Sep. 3rd, 2025 | 14:45 - 18:00 h (CEST)
Registration
Registration
Accepted submissions for presentation will be subject to an APC determined by the conference organizers.
Accepted submissions for presentation will be subject to an APC determined by the conference organizers.
Please remember that to participate in this satellite, you must register for CCS2025. It is also possible to register only for a satellite session. More information about registration for CCS2025 including fees and options is available here. At least one author must attend the satellite to present. For other details, such as VISA requirements, please check the main conference website for CSS 2025.
Please remember that to participate in this satellite, you must register for CCS2025. It is also possible to register only for a satellite session. More information about registration for CCS2025 including fees and options is available here. At least one author must attend the satellite to present. For other details, such as VISA requirements, please check the main conference website for CSS 2025.
Satellite Chairs (and Scientific Committee)
Satellite Chairs (and Scientific Committee)
José Balsa-Barreiro
José Balsa-Barreiro
New York Abu Dhabi University (UAE) and University of Santiago (Spain)
Rosa Benito
Rosa Benito
Technical University Madrid (Spain)
Hiroki Sayama
Hiroki Sayama
Binghamton Univ. (USA)
Marta González
Marta González
UC Berkeley (USA)
Carlos Gershenson
Carlos Gershenson
UNAM (Mexico) and Binghamton Univ. (USA)
Satellite Session
Satellite Session
Complex Systems, Data Analytics, and Human Behavior
CSS 2025
CSS 2025
21st Conference on Complex Systems CSS 2025
Tribute
Tribute
This satellite session is organized as a tribute to Dr. Alfredo Morales-Guzmán, an exceptional scientist and a beloved member of the complex systems and data science community, who passed away unexpectedly in September 2024. His departure leaves an irreplaceable void, not only in academia but also among his colleagues and friends.
This satellite session is organized as a tribute to Dr. Alfredo Morales-Guzmán, an exceptional scientist and a beloved member of the complex systems and data science community, who passed away unexpectedly in September 2024. His departure leaves an irreplaceable void, not only in academia but also among his colleagues and friends.
His contributions have significantly shaped our understanding of social dynamics, urban complexity, political engagement, polarization, and social influence. Through his research, Alfredo provided a quantitative perspective on societal challenges, demonstrating how complex systems methodologies can reveal hidden structures in collective behavior and inform better decision-making at multiple scales.
His contributions have significantly shaped our understanding of social dynamics, urban complexity, political engagement, polarization, and social influence. Through his research, Alfredo provided a quantitative perspective on societal challenges, demonstrating how complex systems methodologies can reveal hidden structures in collective behavior and inform better decision-making at multiple scales.
He was an enthusiastic advocate of the Conference on Complex Systems (CCS) and played a key role in organizing previous satellite sessions, including: Understanding Our Complex World through Data Analytics and Modeling (CCS2017, Cancun, Mexico), Machine Learning, Data Analytics and Modeling (CCS2018, Thessaloniki, Greece), Machine Learning and Modeling for Complex Systems (CCS 2019, Singapore), and Data and Modeling: Complex Systems Applications (CCS 2022, Mallorca, Spain).
He was an enthusiastic advocate of the Conference on Complex Systems (CCS) and played a key role in organizing previous satellite sessions, including: Understanding Our Complex World through Data Analytics and Modeling (CCS2017, Cancun, Mexico), Machine Learning, Data Analytics and Modeling (CCS2018, Thessaloniki, Greece), Machine Learning and Modeling for Complex Systems (CCS 2019, Singapore), and Data and Modeling: Complex Systems Applications (CCS 2022, Mallorca, Spain).
Where
Where
University of Siena
University of Siena
University Complex San Niccolò
University Complex San Niccolò
Via Roma, 56
Via Roma, 56
53100 Siena SI, Italy
53100 Siena SI, Italy
Contact:
Contact:
José Balsa-Barreiro jb7882[@]nyu.edu or jose.balsa.barreiro[@]usc.es
José Balsa-Barreiro jb7882[@]nyu.edu or jose.balsa.barreiro[@]usc.es
Rosa Benito rosamaria.benito[@]upm.es
Rosa Benito rosamaria.benito[@]upm.es
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