The conference coming in 2025
coorganised together https://netscisci.github.io/schedule
We have the conference in Serbia https://www.networksgraphs.net/index.html which is part of long term series of conferences
Some work, that was presented by the students on geometry of data and discovering of their properties https://github.com/disorientedkitten/Ricciflow_comdet_thesis
Recent arxiv publication on knowledge hypergraphs
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.05626
The conference coming in June 2025
ACDL Italy https://acdl2024.icas.events/ https://acdl2025.icas.events/
Together with the group from MIPT and researchers from Italy we have made the research visit to ECNU (group of Prof.Jie Zhou), NY Shanghai, Ningbo Universities. The aim of the program is to build the further collaboration between engineering and discrete mathematics groups.
Participating in CIRSS talks this year in the USA
Online recordings of our lectures here
https://ischool.illinois.edu/news-events/events/2024/10/11/studying-science-scientifically-speaker-series-vincent-lariviere
In 2024 we have started to make lectures for Afghan girls. In 2025 we continue to make them with extended poll of people.
The presentation of the work together with collaborators from computer science and neuroscience is stored here. For more information on this project visit our page here.
Inspired by our recent paper (and new work accepted to CNA 2024) on the embeddings and geometry of embedding algorithms we are developing the course on the higher order structures applied to development of embedding and dimensionality reduction methods. To be read in MIPT 2025.
We plan to co-organise the EMBED-Days 2025 (embeddings theoretical analysis and applications colloquim) in February 2025 together with ENS and BUNKA. Leave me a message if you are interested to be informed about it.
In continuation of our work on citizen science data and on working with various city related inititatives new paper published here
This is the information on the seminar
https://projects.learningplanetinstitute.org/projects/network-seminars-at-cri/description#tab
This is the form to register
In continuation to our paper on embedding of the knowledge space in EPJ Data Science and previous work we continue to explore on the work of geometric spaces of embeddings. See more details on it in the blog here built on the recent internship defence from Bell labs.
Beyond Zipf's Law: Exploring the Discrete Generalized Beta Distribution in Open-Source Repositories our article is now published in Physica A. Thanks to colleagues common effort and work on distribution fitting.
Our paper on the trajectories of scientists in the knowledge space has been accepted in EPJ Data Science! We explore the connections between interdisciplinary mobility and innovation, building on our previous work on the dynamics of scientific fields in arXiv (see this post). Here, we show that tools for studying human mobility can be applied to the mobility within scientific knowledge.
In June 2024 the network community gathered again, this time in Canada, two presentations in NetSciSci, NetSciEd and main conference with some hybrid.
This summer many conferences are happening, some online, some on computer science and AI, some on mathematics centres (international and regional).
In May 2024 we are happy to organise the conference on hypergraphs (website). Topics include: tensor algebra, rewriting systems, topology and universal algebra, to investigate multiple aspects of generalized higher-order algebra.
Happy to spread the news about upcoming conference in Barcelona, Uncertainty in AI (2024), 40th edition, open reviews for this conference are already online and more information about the event can be found here.
In March 2024 we did Silbersalz Institute presentations (Germany/UK crossover labs collaboration) on exploring the interactive, impactful communication of scientific work in explainable AI.
Streaming of our keynote discussions is on LPI youtube channel. Workshop, 16-17 January 2024 in LPI, on "Ethics of Large Language Models: can AI learn virtue from humans, and vice versa?"
Special issues on data analysis practices:
website for call for papers
Final event of Anthropolis Chair in Paris on September 14th, 2023. Conference in October 2023 in Paris.
Data science and network science course we gave in Fall 2023
I am invite to speak at the NetSci satellite on cities
website
Giving lectures in Learning planet institute in 2023
https://sdgschool.learningplanetinstitute.org/en
Several events I am participating / will be presenting:
Citizen science conference https://citizenscience.org/home/events/conferences/csci-2023/ , Settlements conference MENA forum,
Cognitive science workshop https://sites.google.com/view/compcog23/home
We continue network seminar in 2023. More on the network seminar you will find here https://interactiondatalab.com/
Continuation of the collaboration with Paul Bouman, Besancon University https://www.paulbouman.nl/projects/research_cities/
I gave a talk at Complex System conference in Dresden in 2022
https://www.pks.mpg.de/netdat22/scientific-program
Paris city meeting as part of Open data days and data volunteering https://hacking-2022.vimeet.events/fr/sheet/529465/program
International year of science https://www.iyse2025.org/
Happy to be part of the board of the IYSE from 2022.
Open problems workshop with European RandNet project for preparation of workshop in August 2022 https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101007705
This year the conference was hybrid in ISCPIF with topics on science of complex systems, economics, social networks.
Thanks to WWCS team in 2022 submitted paper abstract to Complex Systems Conference CCS2022
WWCS conference past, many interesting projects, which were presented. Workshop was organised in hybrid version, some projects are already open on github of WWCS https://wwcs2022.github.io
New course on teaching big data with ID lab in CRI (LPI) France was organised in January 2022, some projects are already online https://github.com/Big-data-course-CRI Some project examples are here https://github.com/Liyubov/memorial_data_analysis
In October 2021 invited seminar on collective motion and invisible patterns of complex systems with nature examples
As part of facilitation o transition around education there will be several presentations and workshops in January 2022 at cri https://www.learning-planet.org/fr/festival
As part of data voluteering program during weekends the piece of work together with UCL, iNaturalist, correlaid was finalised https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.02693
Next questions to answer: How can we make our cities more green and full of nature using citizen science observations?
New preprint on arxiv on perturbation spreading in collaboration with Namur, Utrecht Univerisities, CRI, BL and collaboration started in WWCS2019 https://arxiv.org/abs/2105.06111
Want to participate in open discussions on mobility from Open Mobility foundation? Join with the link https://github.com/openmobilityfoundation/mobility-data-specification
Accepted paper to GSI2021 together with the researcher from INRIA (collaborative work with Bell labs)
Accepted abstract with our group from Correlaid, CRI, UCL on citizen science project about iNaturalist
Sunbelt and network science event
online and offline event in 2021 https://networks2021.net/
Join satellite program! (to be announced soon)
New project RandNet dedicated to random graphs https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101007705
Trajectories analysis project with R.Kusters https://github.com/Liyubov/Trajectory_analysis with various open data
Schools online fully in 2021 with various locations https://sicss.io/locations
We are teaching (online and offline) course on Big data, network science and visualisation. Some materials are available online here https://github.com/Big-data-course-CRI-in-2020
New conferences in 2021 coming, open and online https://www.citizenscience.org/events/conferences/
New paper published: Bell labs, CRI
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fdata.2020.577974/abstract
Happy that I am now Review Editor
in Interdisciplinary Physics https://www.frontiersin.org/
News on new open study on heterogeneous spreading
https://medium.com/@liubovbauer/how-heterogeneous-networks-spread-the-virus-9cb240b440fd
Visit of the exhibit from VR project Atlas of at the City Interaction lab workshop https://sites.google.com/cri-paris.org/cityinteractionlab/events/neo-urban-networks-workshop
Sign in to google group to receive information about regular network seminars. Coming seminar on 5.11.20 https://api.projects.cri-paris.net/get_refresh_token?from=https://projects.cri-paris.org/projects/GwfsSOUT/des
Current big conference and World Science forum Falling walls 2020 in Berlin with many open events around city https://falling-walls.com/remote2020/
New seminar series open this year with M.Starnini, M.Stella, E.Omodei and many others.
Presentation of analysis of city interaction lab, analysis of city data (citizen science project with Correlaid) and other things at https://github.com/cityinteractionlab/
Join for network seminar series organised by M.Santolini (CRI), Liubov (Bell labs) at site
Look at the proposal from Botnar foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PnyUvH7BjY
We are happy to present you city interaction online workshop on 27th November. Registration open at https://forms.gle/825UQyhRpD1u5Rp47
Sciart initiative organises open bridges between scientists and artists. We participated in the latest meeting of it this August
Apply now for the conference which is held in Paris as CRI and win trip to Berlin Falling walls conference https://falling-walls.com/lab/apply/
Article on arxiv on transport in networks https://arxiv.org/abs/2007.15307
We are happy to announce the openning of online-offline Paris Satellite of City Sense Lab. More can be learned here.
How to build a map of a city which embeds not just official information, but also the information about alternative places and other activities in the city. Learn more at correlaid.org projects
Getting inspired after contemporary urbanologists course we are working on the project on urban design https://liyubov.github.io/verainthecity/
Article on arxiv on Heterogeneous continuous time random walks inspired by #diffusion in heterogeneous media https://arxiv.org/abs/2006.11570
Colleagues of mine are working on exciting project on rubbish consumption and emotions around rubbish https://rubbishbagproject.wixsite.com/website
We are happy to announce the new project, "Vera in the city". This is online-offline project which aims to collect the realistic feedback about life in the city. More info to come.
Happy to spread the news about the colleagues project https://www.allthingsurban.net/blog
Now everyone can visit museums online. One of them runs a neural network equipped mirror, check it out https://futurium.de/en/cubist-mirror
New round of applications open to journal of cities and urban ism in Plos One https://collections.plos.org/s/cities
Colleagues of ours from Motionlab Berlin are creating incredible printers which can create 3D models from all types of materials, check it out https://motionlab.berlin/en/
Apply for ISCPIF where we made Fete de la Science last year. More information at https://twitter.com/iscpif?lang=en
Please subscribe or contact us on our website if you would like to join correlAid.org (Paris) local chapter
Visit our new podcasts on science and communication https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPjTcBFIth6p-r8B521Q-cw?view_as=subscriber and join meetup SciComm without borders group
Please check the post together with Datopian which we created during the times of COVID https://datahub.io/blog/COVID-19-and-compartmental-models-in-epidemiology
New network seminar coming on 9th July 2020 by Petter Holme. More details soon.
How to study networks of cities and their evolution in time. Current project with collaborators from Rotterdam and Becanson
Save your data from fitbit to openhumans.org Check the link below http://fitbit.openhumans.org #open #data
Subscribe to our network seminar by Luca Aiello Bell labs CRI https://events.cri-paris.org/e/886/online-network-seminar-ten-dimensions-of-social-relationships
My new lectures on random walks and biology applications, slides are available https://github.com/Liyubov
We are finishing the manuscript of continuous limits of random walks and Ito-Stratonovich dilemma
Datopian blog links, see more at https://www.datopian.com/blog/2020/04/21/covid-19-data-hackathon/
Bell labs Cambridge and Urban beers organise interesting seminar recorded at http://urbanbeers.org/
With Lecturers without borders every day new science communication lecture is organised www.scied.network and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPjTcBFIth6p-r8B521Q-cw/
Have a look at the new blog from Datopian on data on COVID https://datahub.io/core/covid-19
One of the biggest Datathon I have been ever taking place as a mentor
Collective intelligence presentation with Jogl.io
The link to the presentation is here
Network game was recorded at CRI in 2018 by me and M.arc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeFYmiFrBCc&t=314s
Have a look at the biorxiv dataset, work from Chakresh in https://github.com/nties/COVID19-open-research-dataset
Codalab challenge on studying and modeling Diffusion processes . To participate in it you can go to https://competitions.codalab.org/competitions/
Successful projects applications and webinars on virology organised by colleagues https://app.jogl.io/project/216
Open access books from springer and open access blog from Jon Tennant. In memory of a friend and collaborator Jon: http://fossilsandshit.com/
New lecture for students from master level at CRI on population dynamics and epidemics spreading https://youtu.be/tW2KESolbNI
In March 2020 I participate in the workshop in UK on data governance in Royal Society of London https://royalsociety.org/
New series of network seminar at CRI
seminar on epidemics and hospital network more on www.twitter.com/luyibov
My recent talk at LINCS laboratory in Paris, France
https://www.lincs.fr/events/insights-from-heterogeneous-random-walks/
New lectures in Kenya by colleagues from Portugal open science hub and from Argentina : more details in LeWiBo website
Due to the outbreak of the virus we were not able to organise opendata with a big group. Here is the website with all locations of open data days around the globe www.opendataday.org
News from Open Knowledge foundation and recent new projects on open data collection from Datopian on www.datahub.io Have a look!
Project submitted to data stories (CEU and network projects) with M.Santolini and M.Saburova https://events.ceu.edu/2020-02-04/data-stories-2020-data-visualization-exhibition-opening
And how much it affects their lives? The exhibition soon in Berlin (by A.Lobanova)
Project with Claire Lagesse and Paul Bouman from WWCS (more details coming soon)
Ongoing project with Olivier Mirat and CorrelAid France on analysis of patients data https://github.com/Liyubov/MonsterMizer
Presention at Art and Science workshop in ISCPIF, Paris together with colleagues from CRI we are preparing booklet (to be online soon)
We analyse openstreetmap data related to schools and other amenities, more information here https://github.com/correlaid-paris/project_educatoin_lecturers_without_borders
Together with B.Torozkai, M.Santolini and V.Estrada we collect the information about how much researchers are traveling. Take a minute to answer!
Apply to internships in Bell labs Saclay France, where you can work on machine learning methods, causality. Contact me liubov.tupikina@nokia-bell-labs.com
I participate in the winter school on complex systems in Switzerland https://wwcs2020.github.io/
Together with M.Santolini at CRI we made big data course https://github.com/Big-data-course-CRI/materials_big_data_cri_2019
Paper with M.Santolini and S. Poquet on learning analytics networks https://edarxiv.org/654ds
I participate in analysis and discussions of the project Move in Saclay https://www.moveinsaclay.fr/
CorrelAid and JOGL hackathon projects on open data: events on 3 rd and 29th of October, Paris https://github.com/correlaid-paris
Events on art and science in ISCPIF and CRI https://events.cri-paris.org/e/518/fete-de-la-science-atcri
I participated in the conference Falling Walls in Berlin 2019 as a finalist of Falling Walls Engage. My talk and presentations are here
Internship at Bell labs https://sites.google.com/view/liubovkmatematike/teaching
Internship with LeWiBo link on github description
Collection of data on Open Humans https://www.openhumans.org/activity/mobility-data-of-researchers/
Events on art and science in ISCPIF and CRI https://events.cri-paris.org/e/518/fete-de-la-science-atcri
Research projects posts in Pubpub see here https://networksforsocialgood.pubpub.org/user/liubov-tupikina
Some recent projects and meetings we co-organise:
more information in Fete de la Science, ISCPIF
Research projects in France and collaborators around the world
More information here
Some of my work at www.Imaginary.org maths gallery https://imaginary.org/gallery/networks-and-the-world
seminars for basic network theory, more info here
We are starting data analysis group CorrelAid Paris with researchers in Paris. First meeting on 18 September.
If you are interested write to me liubov.tupikina at cri-paris.org
We are organising lectures with projects and educational initiatives around the world. Please visit our website for more details www.scied.network
Check our recent papers published in Nature and Journal of Applied Networks
Project on applications of random walk dynamics to analysis of mobility and scientifi discovery with code available in github
Check course on network science with some slides available. New course in digital track at CRI, more information is at cri-paris.org
Event in Paris, Pint of Science, France
https://pintofscience.fr/event/connecting-people-networks-social-good-english
Charring talk of Charles Baroud (Pasteur, X) with @msantolini and @luyibov @criparis https://projects.cri-paris.org/projects/GwfsSOUT/summary
Some new recent lectures are uploaded in https://youtu.be/-t67_Ra1I8M
Research project on networks for social good here is the git repository https://github.com/Liyubov
Research project with Namur Complexity Centre on perturbations spreading in Belgium train networks
The main question is to understand the delays propagating in the network and to analyse perturbations as dynamical system.
Research project with Ecole Polytechnqiue on the analysis of the continuous limits of continuous time random walks
This project is based on the model described in our recent articles:
L.Tupikina, D.Grebenkov “Temporal and structural heterogeneities in networks” arxiv, accept.Applied network Journ. (2019)
D.Grebenkov, L. Tupikina “Heterogeneous continuous time random walk”, link to Physical Rev. E Journal E 97, 012148 (2018)
The research questions are description of the continuous limits of CTRW (random walk in continuous time on networks), Ito-Stratonovich dilemma
Research project with M.Santolini, E,Barme on scientific trajectories from the datasets
Modelling and understanding the trajectories of scientific fields.
Research project on heterogeneous epidemics spreading (SIR models in heterogeneous networks)
The research question is how the epidemics spreading is changed if the underlying network and the model have heterogeneity: either encoded in the heterogeneity of network topology of epidemics spreading. Our previous article on this model is:
P.Holme, L.Tupikina “Epidemics extinction in networks: insights from 12110 smallest graphs” NJP (2018), arxiv 1802.08849 (2018)
We are also collecting the code for this on github.
Data collection of researchers mobility patterns (on the Open humans platform https://www.openhumans.org/direct-sharing/projects/on-site/mobility-data-for-researchers/ )
This is related to the research project in order to explore the researchers mobility in order to provide better opportunities for researchers to connect to local projects.
Paper on percolation theory for the resistor networks with B.Sapoval group from Ecole P.
(publication rev. in progress, to appear soon)
Lecturers without borders network - distributed network of researchers around the globe
Main idea is use the untapped opportunity for researchers, who travel to link to local projects
The book project on spectral methods.
In January 2019 we organised the webinar on spectral methods in Complex Systems (CSSM 2019) together with Francesco Caravelli. The link to the videos is provided here: webinar
Presention of Santino Nanini (CRI) about robotics (access required from CRI), Roberto Toro and Katja Heuer (CRI),
Presentation on epidemics spreading with Aurelie de Faure (CRI) and Elisabetha Vergu (INRA)
Presentation of heterogeneous spreading analytics with Gael Simon (CRI), Flavio Iannelli (Humboldt University), Petter Holme (Tokyo Tech)
Each week we have the network seminar on network theory https://projects.cri-paris.org/projects/GwfsSOUT/des
New materials from scientists around the world giving lectures about different topics https://scied.network/fields/material-scied-lectures/
Last lecture from our network seminar on analysis of small social networks. We recorded the seminar on small networks of polyamory at our network seminar at cri...some small networks involved https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yb7xz5mhrEI&t=1s
Paper accepted in New Journal of Physics (this is the first one from me at CRI)
Open access from https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.08849
Paper accepted to Network science journal (2019)
Open access from https://arxiv.org/abs/1811.05913
Other papers on page
LINC (Marie-Curie training network, European project, coordinator Pr.Masoller)
The project is dedicated to data analysis methods to understand and model climate dynamics, big data questions.
COPAN project (coevolutionary pathways, PIK, Germany),
coevolutionary pathways and intradisciplinary approaches between physics, sociology and Earth science
INADILIC (ANR project from Pr.Grebenkov, Ecole Polytechnique, France)
The project is dedicated to studying intracellular dynamics, random motion, stochastic dynamics.
“Lecturers without borders” sciEd network (co-founder together with other colleagues from Germany, Indonesia, France, hosted at CRI, Paris, France).
The Lecturers without borders brings scientists around the world to schools and organises lectures in the remote areas (co-founder).
More information here: https://liubovkmatematike.wordpress.com
The articles published after the project are listed in google-scholar.
If you are interested, contact me liubov.tupikina (at) cri-paris.org
General questions, I have been working on in 2018-2019:
how does underlying topology of networks influence processes on it?
how can we use the knowledge about the underlying structure for constructing sustainable and self-regulating systems in our society?
Random tree generator, 2019
Random tree generator, 2019
Network games at CRI, 2018
Network games at CRI, 2018
Random tree in nature, 2016
Ego-networks project (every day network of connections), 2019
CRI Research laboratory, 2019
Network exhibition, Palais de Tokyo, 2018