CV Lattes
Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Física Gleb Wataghin (IFGW) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I am a research associate at the Alan Turing Institute working on network science. My research focus is complex systems under the scope of network science and statistical physics, using a blend of agent-based simulations and analitical methods. My main interest has been the study of emergent/collective behaviors using temporal networks, stochastic processes on networks, spreading dynamics, and random walks. My projects involved different topics including neuroscience, immune systems, social networks, human dynamics, and opinion dynamics. In my last projects, I have focused on temporal networks, studying human face-to-face communication, and the temporal effects on opinion dynamics. Currently, I am working on the structure and dynamics of dark marketplaces, online crimes, and NFTs. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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A myriad of real systems can be described by network theory, like biological and artificial systems. One aspect that permeates most of these systems is how the information diffuses throughout the network. In many cases we see that this occurs in an epidemic regime, a characteristic phase in which the information takes over on the network. We will focus on this phenomenon in brain networks…
Experimental results show that the neural network dynamics in the brain presents aspects of criticality. In the last years, considerable efforts have been made to map the structure and functionality of the brain operation by means of projects like the "Human Connectome Project" (EUA) among others. Studies of the dynamics of networks are being developed to obtain a collective description o…
Neurons encode information in the form of short action potentials or spikes and, considering a population of neurons, the combination of spikes and silences forms a neural "codeword". The elements, or "bits", of that codeword are usually correlated to each other, meaning that the behavior of the network is not well described by the sum of its parts. This has led to the suggestion that sta…
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