Three pillars of our work

Network Science

We build and analyse complex networks across social, urban, and informational systems to understand how their structure shapes dynamics, robustness, and emergent behaviour at multiple scales.

Computational Modelling

We develop agent-based, optimisation, and biologically inspired computational models to simulate and predict complex system dynamics — from crime patterns and misinformation spread to urban inequality and human mobility.

Data-Driven Discovery

We apply machine learning, statistical inference, and AI-driven analysis to large-scale datasets, uncovering hidden patterns and emergent properties that support evidence-based understanding of complex social and urban systems.

Questions driving our science

How does network topology shape resilience?

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What drives emergent dynamics in biological systems?

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Selected publications

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