MSc Physics Georges Andres
Postdoc

Interests
My work explores the dynamics of complex systems, focusing on how structural and temporal patterns shape interactions within them. By leveraging advanced models like hypergraphs, temporal networks, and zero-inflated frameworks, I aim to uncover the hidden mechanisms behind sparsity, critical transitions, and polyadic interactions in real-world systems.
Prior to completing my PhD at the Chair of Systems design in 2024, I received a Master’s degree in Physics from ETH Zurich.
Georges's most recent publications
Empirical networks are sparse: Enhancing multiedge models with zero-inflation
PNAS Nexus - 2025

Disentangling the Timescales of a Complex System: A Bayesian Approach to Temporal Network Analysis
ArXiv Preprint - 2024

Reconstructing signed relations from interaction data
Scientific Reports - 2023

Modeling social resilience: Questions, answers, open problems
Advances in Complex Systems - 2022

Social nucleation: Group formation as a phase transition
Physical Review E - 2022

Comparing Online and Offline Political Support
Swiss Political Science Review - 2022
