Plenary Speakers
Conference Speakers
We're doing things a bit differently for the first joint conference of our two communities. Our plenary speakers may given short joint or independent talks, but will engage in a bit of dialogue, with one another, with a moderator, and with you. Check back in the next few days to learn who our sets of speakers will be!
Moderated and Open for Questions | Beyond the Parallel Play |
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Each panel will have two or three exciting speakers - established and emerging leaders in their field. The focus is on a conversation between and among them and audience members on where we go from here. | Our communities have different meetings, different journals, and divergent paths, but we are looking forward toward opportunities for engagement and collaboration. |
Networks 2021 Plenary Speakers (so far!)
![Profile photo of Albert-László Barabási](/networks2021/user/pages/02.program/01.Speakers/_main/ALB.png)
Albert-László Barabási
Physics, Network ScienceNortheastern University, Central European University
![Profile photo of H. Russell Bernard](/networks2021/user/pages/02.program/01.Speakers/_main/HRB.png)
H. Russell Bernard
Cultural Anthropology, Social Network AnalysisArizona State University, University of Florida
![Profile photo of Danielle S. Bassett](/networks2021/user/pages/02.program/01.Speakers/_main/DSB.jpg)
Danielle S. Bassett
Bioengineering, Physics and Astronomy, Neurology, PsychiatryUniversity of Pennsylvania, Sante Fe Institute
![Profile photo of Brea L. Perry](/networks2021/user/pages/02.program/01.Speakers/_main/BLP.jpg)
Brea L. Perry
Medical Sociology, Mental Illness, Social Network AnalysisIndiana University Bloomington
![Profile photo of Mark E.J.Newman](/networks2021/user/pages/02.program/01.Speakers/_main/MEJN.jpg)
Mark E.J.Newman
Physics, Network ScienceUniversity of Michigan
Elizabeth E. Bruch
Sociology, Complex Systems, Computational Social ScienceUniversity of Michigan