Mauro Faccin
@maurofaccin.bsky.social
Postdoctoral fellow @ university of Padua
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🚨 Thrilled to release the official repository of the @comunelab.bsky.social!
It centralizes access to decade-long research outputs, including 57 data sets and 22 code libraries.
A titanic effort: 28,000 lines of code
We hope to accelerate #openScience in #ComplexSystems
👉 github.com/CoMuNeLab
It centralizes access to decade-long research outputs, including 57 data sets and 22 code libraries.
A titanic effort: 28,000 lines of code
We hope to accelerate #openScience in #ComplexSystems
👉 github.com/CoMuNeLab
September 30, 2025 at 3:16 PM
🚨 Thrilled to release the official repository of the @comunelab.bsky.social!
It centralizes access to decade-long research outputs, including 57 data sets and 22 code libraries.
A titanic effort: 28,000 lines of code
We hope to accelerate #openScience in #ComplexSystems
👉 github.com/CoMuNeLab
It centralizes access to decade-long research outputs, including 57 data sets and 22 code libraries.
A titanic effort: 28,000 lines of code
We hope to accelerate #openScience in #ComplexSystems
👉 github.com/CoMuNeLab
Reposted by Mauro Faccin
I’ve been lucky enough to have two packed rooms (University of Padova and University of Lisbon) to listen about different branches of my work, reviving Spanning Edge Betweenness, Bacterial Populations and Evolution, Evolutionary Game Theory and Predictive Signed Networks w/ real data! Thank you 🙌🏼
September 24, 2025 at 6:16 AM
I’ve been lucky enough to have two packed rooms (University of Padova and University of Lisbon) to listen about different branches of my work, reviving Spanning Edge Betweenness, Bacterial Populations and Evolution, Evolutionary Game Theory and Predictive Signed Networks w/ real data! Thank you 🙌🏼
Reposted by Mauro Faccin
Next Tuesday in Padova!
Thank you @manlius.bsky.social for having me! Looking forward to it!
Thank you @manlius.bsky.social for having me! Looking forward to it!
September 20, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Next Tuesday in Padova!
Thank you @manlius.bsky.social for having me! Looking forward to it!
Thank you @manlius.bsky.social for having me! Looking forward to it!
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Our second keynote speaker is @manlius.bsky.social, who gave us a great talk on functionality. Can we predict how many functions a component of a system can have? How is this related to open-ended evolution? This conversation was truly inspiring!
#CCS2025
#CCS2025
September 1, 2025 at 8:33 AM
Our second keynote speaker is @manlius.bsky.social, who gave us a great talk on functionality. Can we predict how many functions a component of a system can have? How is this related to open-ended evolution? This conversation was truly inspiring!
#CCS2025
#CCS2025
Reposted by Mauro Faccin
Reposted by Mauro Faccin
Using satellite images and computer vision algorithms, we can detect urban areas at high risk of tuberculosis. Check out our new paper on this: publichealth.jmir.org/2025/1/e68355
Analyzing Satellite Imagery to Target Tuberculosis Control Interventions in Densely Urbanized Areas of Kigali, Rwanda: Cross-Sectional Pilot Study
Background: Early diagnosis and treatment initiation for tuberculosis (TB) not only improve individual patient outcomes, but also reduce circulation within communities. Active case-finding (ACF), a co...
publichealth.jmir.org
April 28, 2025 at 7:48 AM
Using satellite images and computer vision algorithms, we can detect urban areas at high risk of tuberculosis. Check out our new paper on this: publichealth.jmir.org/2025/1/e68355
Reposted by Mauro Faccin
📣The Department of Sociology and Social Research seeks a post-doctoral candidate for a 2-year appointment. The successful candidate will analyze a large-scale dataset of online job posts to investigate skill demand dynamics and shortage dynamics over 5 years in 29 countries.
April 22, 2025 at 1:21 PM
📣The Department of Sociology and Social Research seeks a post-doctoral candidate for a 2-year appointment. The successful candidate will analyze a large-scale dataset of online job posts to investigate skill demand dynamics and shortage dynamics over 5 years in 29 countries.
Using a simple SIS model and open data we are looking for communities at high risk of tuberculosis in Cameroon.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Mapping of regions with low tuberculosis notification and estimation of diagnostic gaps in Cameroon, evidence from OpenStreetMap and WorldPop data - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - Mapping of regions with low tuberculosis notification and estimation of diagnostic gaps in Cameroon, evidence from OpenStreetMap and WorldPop data
www.nature.com
February 27, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Using a simple SIS model and open data we are looking for communities at high risk of tuberculosis in Cameroon.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...