This is a test post to verify that the blog is working properly. I’ve been working on various aspects of complex systems and network science, including:

Current Research Areas

  • Network Inference: Developing methods to reconstruct interaction networks from observed dynamics
  • Higher-Order Networks: Understanding how group interactions affect collective behavior
  • Opinion Dynamics: Modeling polarization and consensus formation in social systems

Recent Work

My recent work focuses on understanding how we can infer the structure of complex networks from observed dynamic processes. This involves developing new mathematical frameworks and computational methods.

Key Findings

  1. Network structure significantly impacts dynamic processes
  2. Higher-order interactions can lead to unexpected emergent behaviors
  3. Polarization emerges naturally in certain network configurations

This research has applications in social media analysis, epidemic modeling, and understanding collective decision-making processes.

This post is part of my ongoing research documentation.