MSc Math
Christian Zingg
PhD Student
In my research, I study the effects that shocks have on the network structure of social systems. To examine structural changes, I define and analyze measures that are, for example, based on entropies. Having a theoretical background yet being interested in real-world problems, it is essential to me to discuss both theory and applications.
Before starting as a PhD at the Chair of Systems Design, I studied applied mathematics at the ETH Zurich. My focus was on statistics as well as systems design.
Christian's most recent publications
The downside of heterogeneity: How established relations counteract systemic adaptivity in tasks assignments
Entropy, 23(12), 1677 - 2021
gambit - An Open Source Name Disambiguation Tool for Version Control Systems
2021 IEEE/ACM 18th International Conference on Mining Software Repositories (MSR) - 2021
Citations Driven by Social Connections? A Multi-Layer Representation of Coauthorship Networks
Quantitative Science Studies - 2020
What is the Entropy of a Social Organization?
Entropy - 2019
