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Teaching and Projects.
Modules Taught
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Theory of Complex Networks (undergraduate and postgraduate, from 2018-2019 till 2025-2026)
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Introduction to classical and quantum computation (postgraduate, 2024-2025 till 2025-2026)
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Equilibrium Analysis of Complex Systems (postgraduate, from 2019-2020 till 2020-2021)
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Research Methods and Advanced Topics in Complex Systems (postgraduate, from 2018-2019 till 2019-2020)
List of past UG and PG projects
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Modelling complex ecosystems with random Lotka-Volterra equations (MSc project, summer 2025)
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Martingale approach to the gambler's ruin problem (BSc project, 2024-2025)
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Modelling complex ecosystems with random Lotka-Volterra equations (BSc project, 2024-2025)
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Exploration of the Delayed Transition from Homogeneous State in Binary Mixture (MSc project, summer 2024)
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Stability and Phase Behavior in Liquid Mixing Models: From Binary to Multi-Component Systems (MSc project, summer 2024)
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Analyzing Ecosystem Stability in Watts-Strogatz Small-World Networks:An Exploration of the Lotka-Volterra Model (MSc project, summer 2024)
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Modelling complex ecosystems with random Lotka-Volterra equations (MSc project, summer 2024)
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Exploring Ecosystem Stability in Complex Networks: The Application of the Lotka-Volterra Model in Erdos-Renyi Random Graphs (MSc project, summer 2024)
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Percolation in spatial directed networks (MSc project, summer 2023)
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​Non-linear stability analysis for large dynamical systems on directed hypergraphs (MSc project, summer 2023)
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Modelling Complex Systems with Randomly coupled Lotka-Volterra equations (MSc project, summer 2023)
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Analysing Traffic Jams in a model for Vehicular Traffic on a Ring (BSc project, 2022-2023)
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Modelling Complex Ecosystems with Randomly Coupled Lotka-Volterra Equations (MSci project 2022-2023)
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Influence of Planarity on Percolation in Random Directed Graphs (MSc project, fall 2022)
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Understanding of Bulk Tails in the distribution of firm sizes in the Moran-Bouchaud model (MSc
project, fall 2022)
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The Influence of Network Structure On the Stability of a Random Economy (MSc project, summer 2022)
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Modelling Food Webs (BSc project, 2021-2022)
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Analysing Traffic Jams (BSc project, 2021-2022)
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Markov State Models: Dimensionality Reduction, Mean First passage Times and the Kemeny Constant (MSc project, fall 2021)
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Nagel-Schrekenberg Model on Networks with Junctions (MSc project, summer 2021)
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Two Lanes and Lane-Merging Simulations based on the Nagel-Schreckenberg Model (MSc project, summer 2021)
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On the Localisation of Right Eigenvectors of Random Directed Graphs with Correlated Outdegrees and Indegrees (MSc project, summer 2021)
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Visualisation of Large Food Webs (KURF fellowship, summer 2021)
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Jam Formation in Traffic Processes through Networks (MSc project, summer 2020)
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Analysis the Spectrum of a Real-World Network with Cavity Method (MSc project, summer 2020)
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Investigating Spectral Features of a Real World Social Network (MSc project, summer 2020)
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Kinetic Model of Interconnected Traffic Flow (MSc project, summer 2020)
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Naive Bayes Approach for the Analysis of Medical Data (MSc project, summer 2020)
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Inferring Network Structure in United Nations Development Data (KURF fellow, summer 2020)
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Pattern Recognition through Neural Networks on Sparse Directed Graphs (MSci project, 2018-2019)
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How motor proteins avoid traffic jams (KURF fellow, summer 2019)
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Stability of Complex Systems (MSc project, summer 2019)
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