🔔NEW at ⁠netsci2025! Ready to Gotta Match Them All? NetPlace’s Poster Matching Game turns the poster hall into a live graph hunt—perfect for meeting fellow researchers. 👀

@NetSciConf.

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Game’s live from day one to the final coffee break ☕️. Prizes & new connections await—look at the rules & register #NetPlace ⁠#NetSci2025 #PosterGame #NetworkScience.

Step 3⃣ VOTE 🗳️ Give up to three favourite posters once a day via their graph IDs. Top-voted posters compete for the Best Poster Award.

Step 2⃣ PLAY! Log each match with its graph ID. More matches = better odds at prizes (and new friends). 🏃‍♂️💬.

Step 1⃣ REGISTER once (it’s quick!) so we can find the winners later. Sign up here 👉

How it works: every badge hides a tiny graph, and every poster has one too. Your mission: spot posters & people whose graphs are isomorphic to yours—same structure, different labels. 🕵️‍♀️✨.

Don’t miss our panel, “Science as a craft: Balancing career and skill progression”.🗓️ June 2, 2025 | 1:00–2:00 PM in Maastricht.🔗

🎉 Rounding out our panel, please welcome Alec Kirkley.@captainkirk1041! Alec is an Assistant Professor at HKU, interested in networks and statistical physics. He works on developing new methods, drawing on ideas from information theory, Bayesian inference and machine learning.

Don’t miss our panel: “Science as a craft: Balancing career and skill progression”.🗓️ June 2, 2025 | 1:00–2:00 PM in Maastricht.🔗

🎉 Very happy to announce Maxime Lucas @maximelca .as our next panelist! Maxime is an FNRS Postdoc at the Namur Institute for Complex Systems & UCLouvain in Belgium. He is interested in dynamical systems, complex systems, networks, and their applications to life sciences

RT @netplace_semi: 🔥 Hey NetPals! NetSci 2025 is almost here, and we proudly present Peercolation! . We're kicking things off with an ice….

🔥🔥What a day at our Networks & Physics workshop at QMUL! From thought-provoking talks to a hands-on Collabathon, we wrapped up with amazing projects presented by our participants. Huge thanks to the speakers and participants for the energy and insight!

Don’t miss our panel “Science as a craft: Balancing career and skill progression”.🗓️ June 2, 2025 | 1:00–2:00 PM in Maastricht.🔗 Stay tuned for more speaker announcements!.

🎉 We welcome Andreia Sofia Teixeira @branmorrighan, Associate Professor in the Network Science Institute at Northeastern University London, as our first @NetSciConf panelist! She bridges network science and machine learning to explore complex systems and collective behavior.

🔥 Hey NetPals! NetSci 2025 is almost here, and we proudly present Peercolation! . We're kicking things off with an ice-breaking event, especially welcoming ECRs! .📅 Sunday, 1st June 2025 .🕕 6 PM till late .📍 Stadspark, Maastricht 🇳🇱 .🔗 More info

Our panel will dive deep into these real challenges, discuss practical approaches, and more. Fantastic speakers will be announced in the coming days!.

As early-career researchers, we often face the challenge of deciding how to allocate our limited time and energy, whether it is developing new skills, building our networks, or setting a research direction, all under the pressure to publish.

🚀 After a series of successful panels in previous years, NetPlace returns to @NetSciConf in Maastricht with: "Science as a craft: Balancing career and skill progression". 🗓️ June 2, 2025 | 1:00–2:00 PM.🔗 Details: