The Center for Nonlinear Studies at Los Alamos National Laboratory is pleased to announce its
23rd Annual Conference on

Networks: Structure, Dynamics and  Function

May 12 - 16, 2003,  Hotel La Fonda, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

http://cnls.lanl.gov/networks     ,     e-mail: networks@cnls.lanl.gov 

Our world is a complex mesh of interacting elements, both natural and man-made. Recent observations suggest that the formation of such complex networks is not random, but rather follows fundamental organizing principles. The 2003 CNLS Annual Conference focuses on the search for underlying principles in the structure, dynamics, and function of complex networks. The conference will facilitate cross-disciplinary interactions by bringing together researchers from a diverse set of fields.  The emphasis will be analysis of real-world data from information networks (internet, www, data networks), biological networks (in proteomics, gene  networks,  metabolic networks), social networks (including epidemiological networks) and infrastructure networks (power grid, transportation networks).

Sponsors: Center for Nonlinear Studies,  B Division, P Division, T Division, LANSCE, 
Los Alamos National Laboratory

List of Invited Speakers

 

         
Lada A. Adamic
[Hewlett-Packard]
  Shlomo Havlin 
[Bar-Ilan]
  Christos Papadimitriou 
[Berkeley]
         
Réka Albert 
[Minnesota]
  John Hopfield
[Princeton]
  Prabhakar Raghavan 
[Stanford]
         
David Aldous
[Berkeley]
  Tony Hunter 
[Salk]
  Sidney Redner 
[Boston]
         
Uri Alon
[Weizmann]
  Bernardo Huberman 
[Hewlett-Packard]
  Anil K. Seth
[NSI]
         
Miguel Aubouy 
[DRFMC]
  Byungnam Kahng 
[Seoul]
  Eric D. Siggia 
[Rockefeller]
         
Robert Axtell 
[Brookings]
  Jon Kleinberg
[Cornell]
  Ricard V. Solé
[ICREA]
         
Albert-László Barabási
[Notre-Dame]
  János Kertész
[TUB]
  Eugene H. Stanley
[Boston]
         
Andrei Z. Broder
[IBM]
  Kurt Kohn
[NCI, NIH]
  Steven Strogatz
[Cornell]
         
Guido Caldarelli 
[Roma]
  Paul Krapivsky
[Boston]
  Susan Taylor
[San Diego]
         
Jean-Pierre Changeux 
[Pasteur]
  Arnold Levine 
[Rockefeller]
  Alessandro Vespignani
[Paris-Sud]
         
William R. Cheswick
[Lumeta]
  Fred MacKintosh 
[Vrije]
  Tamás Vicsek
[ELTE]
         
Fan Chung Graham
[San Diego]
  José F.F. Mendes
[Aveiro] 
  Marc Vidal
[Harvard]
         
Eric Davidson
[Caltech]
  Rémi Monasson
[LPT-ENS]
  Andreas Wagner
[New Mexico]
         
John Doyle
[Caltech]
  Mark E.J.  Newman 
[Michigan]
  Geoffrey West
[LANL]
         
Alan Frieze
[Carnegie Mellon]
  Zoltán Oltvai 
[Northwestern]
  Peter Wolynes
[UCSD]
         

 

Organizing   
Committee


Zoltan Toroczkai, (P.O.C: toro@lanl.gov),
Eli Ben-Naim,
Benjamin McMahon,
Gabriel Istrate,
Stephen Eubank,

Hans Frauenfelder,
Pieter Swart,
Paul Fenimore,
Yi Jiang,
Charles Reichhardt

Administrative coordinator: 
Roderick Garcia, ragarcia@lanl.gov, (505) 667-1444

 

Pictures: the main background is a color modified version of the map of Biochemical Pathways from ExPASy. The speaker list background is a color modified version of the image of social links in Canberra, Australia, original by A. S. Klovdahl. Some of the pictures from the left frame are photographed by Z.T. and the rest are  taken from the site http://www.photo.net/us/sw/new-mexico .