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Barabási, Albert-László |
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Northeastern University |
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Applied Physical Sciences |
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Dr. Barabási's research is focused on uncovering the mechanisms that govern the emergence and evolution of real networks. His work led to the discovery of scale-free networks in 1999 and the Barabási-Albert model that explain the widespread emergence of scale-free networks in natural, technological, and social systems. His lab has pioneered discoveries pertaining to network robustness, control, and resilience. His current work continues to focus on the fundamental aspects of the statistical mechanics of networks, along with applications to network medicine, science of science, physical networks, and network materials. |
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