Join us for a dynamic one-day workshop designed for young researchers eager to explore the intersection of Network Science and Physics. This event blends inspiring keynote talks with an interactive collabathon, where participants will brainstorm, develop, and pitch innovative research ideas in teams.
Whether you come from physics, computer science, biology, social sciences, or any other field, this is a unique opportunity to connect with peers, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and learn how to transform creative ideas into structured research proposals.
No advanced experience requiredโjust bring your curiosity, enthusiasm, and a willingness to collaborate!
If you already have a research idea related to networks and physics, youโll have the chance to propose it and find collaborators during the workshop.
Before the workshop, participants will be invited to submit their own research ideas related to networks and physics. During the event, selected ideas will be presented to spark discussion and collaboration.
๐ No proposal? No problem! You’ll have the chance to join a team, contribute your skills, and help shape an innovative project.
In the afternoon, take part in a collabathon โ a fast-paced, team-based session where youโll:
Wrap up the day by presenting your project in a friendly, simulated ERC panel. This session will help you:
๐ฏ A fun, low-pressure way to gain insight into research funding and proposal development!
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Dr. Silvia Bartolucci Department of Computer Science, University College London |
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Dr. Tim Evans Department of Physics, Imperial College London |
Date: Friday, May 16, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM โ 6:00 PM
Venue: Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Road, E1 4NS, London
Please arrive by 8:45 AM for registration. Coffee and light refreshments will be provided during breaks.