Adaptive Networks in Action: Opinion Formation, Epidemics and the Evolution of Cooperation

Adaptive Networks in Action: Opinion Formation, Epidemics and the Evolution of Cooperation Nishant Malik (1,*) and Feng Shi (2,*) 1. Department of Mathematics, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire 03755, USA 2. Odum Institute for Research in Social Science, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27599, USA * Both authors contributed equally. This year's presidential election result may have surprised many: it seems that the majority of your friends and even...

Dynamical Systems > Home Dynamical Systems Magazine Posters, Prizes, Plenaries, Community, and More at SIAM DS25 Alexandria Volkening and Ryan Goh The co-chairs of DS25, Alexandria Volkening and Ryan Goh, summarize the highlights of the recent dynamical systems conference in Denver, Colorado. A Brief Summary Professional Feature - David Hill Invited Professional Contribution David Hill shares his career path which touches upon cores areas of nonlinear dynamics and power grids, providing insights on balancing theoretical rigor with practical application alongside his diverse experience involvin

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