Resilience
The study of the resilience of complex systems is one of the projects at the core of our group. Our works span theoretical investigations about how to define, quantify, and study resilience, and applied analysis of real world systems. We are particularly interested in the study of social organisations ranging from Online Software Developers communities, to large collaboration networks of firms.
Check back here regularly, for updates on the project, insights into how we extract the data and our most recent findings.
Related Publications
The downside of heterogeneity: How established relations counteract systemic adaptivity in tasks assignments
ArXiv (submitted for publication) - 2021
Quantifying the importance of firms by means of reputation and network control
Frontiers in Big Data - 2021
Fragile, Yet Resilient: Adaptive Decline in a Collaboration Network of Firms
Frontiers in Applied Mathematics and Statistics - 2021
Modeling User Reputation in Online Social Networks: The Role of Costs, Benefits, and Reciprocity
Entropy - 2020
Intervention scenarios to enhance knowledge transfer in a network of firms
Frontiers in Physics - 2020
Improving the robustness of online social networks: A simulation approach of network interventions
Frontiers in Robotics and AI - 2020
Probing the robustness of nested multi-layer networks
2019
What is the Entropy of a Social Organization?
Entropy - 2019
International crop trade networks: The impact of shocks and cascades
Environmental Research Letters - 2019
Efficient message passing for cascade size distributions
Scientific Reports - 2019
