Complex
Networks at
Cambridge
How can we begin to understand the brain, society, or even quantum entanglement? Many of the most important scientific questions can be seen as manifestations of complex systems. These challenging behaviors that emerge from interactions of many simple components are often studied through complex networks, providing a mathematical framework for explicitly modeling interactions.
Founded in 2011, our initiative brings together researchers interested in complexity and networks across the University of Cambridge — and now beyond.
BECOME A NODE →Mapping Historical Networks
This hands-on workshop provides a critical introduction to Social Network Analysis (SNA) tailored for researchers in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. It may be especially relevant for those who are working with large historical datasets, or keen to do so in the future.