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02 November 2026

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.

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30 April 2026

Harnessing Network Complexity and Local Adaptation for Robust Computation in Reservoir Computers

Prof. Michelle Girvan
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10 June 2026

Cambridge Neurotech Symposium

Learn about careers in neurotech, founding a startup, and the exciting future of neurotechnology.

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16 April 2026

Intrinsic Neural Timescales - Do they shape the brain's mind?

Prof. Georg Northoff
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25 March 2026

Cambridge Networks Relaunch

This is the first academic event of the year, where we welcome back a revitalised cohort across Cambridge working on complex networks.

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19 March 2026

Beyond Networks: Functional Connectivity as Eigenmode Resonance

Prof. Joana Cabral
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05 March 2026

Hierarchical modular organization in the brain: segregation, integration and their balance underlying cognitive diversity

Prof. Changsong Zhou
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19 February 2026

Multiscale Neurodevelopment Across Adolescence: Methods, Principles and Predictions

Dr. Casey Paquola
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05 February 2026

Large-scale biophysical models of neuronal circuits to study brain function and disease

Prof. Salvador Durá-Bernal
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16 January 2026

From physical networks to the structure of the connectome

Prof. Albert‑László Barabási
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08 January 2026

The Krakencoder: a multi-modal connectome fusion tool for brain-behavior mapping

Prof. Amy Kuceyeski
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04 December 2025

Complex Structure and Dynamics in Brain Networks

Prof. Olaf Sporns
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20 November 2025

Changing Connectomes: Changes during development as well as changes after brain stimulation interventions to improve cognition

Prof. Marcus Kaiser
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06 November 2025

Causal Discovery and Network Inference for Biological and Biomedical Data

Prof. Hervé Isambert
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23 October 2025

The Divided Mind

Prof. Ed Bullmore
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12 June 2025

Neurotransmitter receptor gradients enable flexible control of cortex-wide network dynamics during cognition

Dr. Seán Froudist-Walsh
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29 August 2019

Cambridge Networks Day 2019

The sixth annual meeting on complex networks, including a diverse set of talks from our invited keynote speakers.

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13 June 2017

Cambridge Networks Day 2017

The fifth annual meetings on complex networks.

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03 October 2015

Epidemics over Mobile Phone Networks

Dr. Katayoun Farrahi
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17 February 2015

Understanding Technology Pathway of Society from U.S. Patents

Dr. Hyejin Youn
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27 January 2015

Time Series meet Network Science

Dr. Lucas Lacasa
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02 December 2014

Dominance Hierarchy Networks of Worker Ants

Dr. Naoki Masuda
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