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The next seminar is scheduled for tomorrow (Nov 4) with Kashin Sugishita at the Institute of Science Tokyo, who will be talking about air transport networks. If you're interested, please sign up from sites.google.com/view/cxrex and you'll receive Zoom links and announcements for future seminars.

Our aim is to create opportunities to hear from early to mid-career researchers in the field of complex systems science (broadly defined) about their research. We've had 20 talks over the past two years. The seminar times are tailored to people in East Asia, but everyone is welcome to attend.

There are a few words that are clearly mispronounced, and the articulation is sometimes off. It also said that the presentation is by “Professor Kim”. But overall, it’s quite impressive how naturally it imitates a podcast-like conversation.

Who knows, a conference in B_looming_ton might also be looming closer than you think😂

Interesting that every conference in 2026 takes place in a city called "B...ton" in a rather small corner of the world.

We show that this approach is effective for citation networks, for which we would typically want the effect of publication dates to be discounted. It can be applied to other contexts too. Project led by Hasti Narimanzadeh and done in collaboration with Mikko Kivelä @bolozna.bsky.social

IMO, Mendeley Desktop, the “legacy” desktop app develeped before Elsevier bought Mendeley the company, is still better in many aspects than its successor Mendeley Reference Manager developed by Elsevier (although I see improvements in the latter too)

Thank you, Minsuk!

Paper: doi.org/10.1073/pnas...
Press release: www.aalto.fi/en/news/herd...