🚀 Second day at the Conference on Complex Systems @ConfCompSys at @BinghamtonU! 🔹 I presented our work on "Occupational Networks: Labor Market Structure and Gender Gap in Argentina", conducted together with Joaquín Carrascosa, Aaron Bernal Huanca, and @VSemesh @Netlab_IIEP. 🔹 I also had the pleasure of chairing the session "Temporal Structure, Coordination, and Mobility in Dynamic Networks", featuring five very interesting presentations: - Modeling Seismicity with Hybrid Time-Window Networks: Integrating Temporal and Magnitude Information — Jennifer Ribeiro Silvério da Conceição - Revealing Global Seismic Patterns through Temporal Multiplex Earthquake Networks — Jennifer Ribeiro Silvério da Conceição - Joint Agency and Topological Resilience in Strategic Anti-Coordination Networks — @ChiaraMocenni - Turn-Level Modeling of Dyadic Emotional Coordination via Time-Lagged Cross-Correlation — Jensine Wagner - Hybrid Work and the Restructuring of Urban Mobility in U.S. Cities — @Martikagv Many thanks to all the speakers for their engaging presentations and the stimulating discussions! 🌳 To round off the day, I had the opportunity to explore the beautiful nature preserve right on the Binghamton University campus! 😊 #CCS2026 #ComplexSystems #NetworkScience #ITBA

🚀 Excited to be at @BinghamtonU, together with Ariel Salgado, for the Conference on Complex Systems 2026 @ConfCompSys #CCS2026! We're presenting four research projects exploring how network science can help us understand different aspects of our world, from urban mobility and labor markets to international migration and software ecosystems. 🔹 Evolution of the Bicycle-Sharing Network in Buenos Aires (2010–2025): A Complex Systems Perspective on Urban Mobility With Ariel Salgado, Carolina Lang, Candela Belaustegui, @VSemesh. 🔹 Occupational Networks: Labor Market Structure and Gender Gap in Argentina With Joaquín Carrascosa, Aaron Bernal Huanca, @VSemesh. 🔹 Structural Evolution of the International Migration Network (1990–2024) With Alejandro Blasco, Marco Canero, Evangelina Iodice, Juan Manuel Rodríguez Miguel, @VSemesh. 🔹 Structural Evolution of the Python Dependency Network: Evidence from a Decade of Ecosystem Growth With Juan Ignacio Catania, Mateo Guerrero Schmidt, Sofia Gutierrez, Martina Rosario Pérez. Many thanks to @HirokiSayama and the conference organizers for bringing together the complex systems community and creating such a great opportunity to exchange ideas and explore new collaborations. And special thanks to @RDextrasolar and @ITBA for supporting our participation in this event!