Awarded the APS Outstanding Referees program in 2021.
Involved in the Virtual Complex Network Winter Workshop (CNWW).
OCEAN project now focusing on attribution of contributions in open source projects.
Led the Mathematical & Computational Predictive Modeling Core at the TGIR Center, which was renewed for another five years with a generous award from the NIH.
Worked with the Nature Portfolio to launch npj Complexity, a Nature Partner Journal focused on all complexity and complex systems research.
Organized, sponsored, and hosted NetSci 2024 in Québec.
Research Experience
Professor of Computer Science at the Vermont Complex Systems Institute.
External Professor at the Santa Fe Institute.
Associate Professor at the Department of Physics, Physical Engineering, and Optics at Laval University.
Editor-In-Chief of npj Complexity.
Modeling Director at the Translational Global Infectious diseases Research Center.
Director of The Complex Network Winter Workshop.
Background
Research in Complexity, Network Theory, and Nonlinear Dynamics in Epidemiology/Biology/Sociology/Ecology.
Miscellany
Contact: laurent.hebert-dufresne@uvm.edu, lhd.bsky.social, Google Scholar