Shane Mannion

Fast degree-preserving rewiring of complex networks arxiv.org/abs/2401.12047

A preprint of our latest paper "Fast degree-preserving rewiring of complex networks" with @PadraigMacC @saxena_akrati and @franktakes is now available here arxiv.org/abs/2401.12047. Thanks to my co-authors for all of the hard work involved!

Delighted to have presented our paper "A robust method for fitting degree distributions of complex networks" at @netsci2023 today. The paper will soon appear in the Journal of Complex Networks. It, along with code to implement our method can be found here: arxiv.org/abs/2212.06649

Great talk from Caroline Pena on finding polarised communities on Twitter at NetSci 2023! #netsci23

5/n Our next speaker is Samuel Unicomb talking about 'Collective dynamics of causal network interactions'

@kleber_a_o @abbas_k_rizi @FernandoDazDaz6 Haha, well spotted!

Poster ready! Come to see the importance of information trsnsmission biases in homophilic networks. Slot 60, during lunch and coffee breaks :)

And another! A preprint of our paper "Correlation distances in social networks" is available on the arXiv here: arxiv.org/abs/2212.11051 @PadraigMacC @samuelunicomb

A pre-print of our paper "Fitting degree distributions of complex networks" is now available on arXiv! Read it here: arxiv.org/abs/2212.06649 @PadraigMacC

Great first day at @ccs2022 with some very informative keynote talks from @MartonKarsai and Fillipo Menczer. Fantastic start to the week!

Great to have Dr Eoin Murphy talking to our graduate students about careers in data science @MACSIMaths

Tune into @RTEBrainstorm tonight at 8.30pm & hear our #CRT #PhD student Aoife Hurley @UL with her supervisor Dr James Sweeney talk about the impact of postcodes on Dublin house prices. Great work Aoife and James! @RTE @UL @UL_Research @scienceirel @ICTSkillnet @MACSIMaths

A great start to the summer series of virtual SIM Talks! Thank you @Shane_E_M for a really interesting talk titled "People are similar to their friends, but how similar are they to their friends’ friends?". @data_science_ie @MACSIMaths

Tomorrow, at 12:30 pm, @Shane_E_M (@MACSIMaths @data_science_ie) will give the SIM talk on "People are similar to their friends, but how similar are they to their friends’ friends?". The talk will take place on MS Teams. Contact siamsc.ul@gmail.com for the link.

We need to continuously work to remove barriers facing people with disabilities. That’s a big priority of mine as Minister. DCU student @Cather_i_ne raised with me an unfairness in the system. Today it has been removed. It’s appropriate to call this legislation ‘Catherine’s law’.