post workshop report

Due to Covid-19, TWCR 2020 was run in an experimental online format, inspired by the Nearly Carbon-Neutral Conference model.

Now TWCR is over, what did we do, what worked, and what didn't?

Jean-Louis Giavitto

Man-Machine Synchronization

Anje Neutel

Soil webs, sea mats and scaling the turtle: Making sense of the multitude of feedbacks in flow networks

James Marshall

'Optimal' decisions on and of graphs

Dan Franks

Going Viral on the Social Network: Disease spread in killer whale social networks

Daphne Ezer and Mahiar Mahjoub

Rapid gene expression dynamics of photoperiod genes are governed by the early morning gene regulatory network

Marcin Kupilas

Clumps, Filamentary Networks and Star Formation

Alison McKay

Engineering supply chains

Richard Watson

What can adaptive networks learn?

Antoine Spicher

From MGS to Global Transformations

Penelope Faulkner Rainford, Yasmin Merali, Susan Stepney

Simulating situated agents in a complex environment modelled as a dynamic network

Jonathan Ward

State-space reduction of dynamics on networks using symmetry: a study of real-world networks

Adam Katona, Dan Franks, James Walker

Learning to predict the evolvability of artificial gene regulatory networks from network dynamics

open session

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