From June 2 to June 6, NetSci 2025, or in full the 2025 International Conference of the Network Science Society takes place in Maastricht, the Netherlands. Several components of the conference are co-organized by Dutch Network Science Society board member Clara Stegehuis from University of Twente. The organization team includes…

Leiden University’s computer science department (LIACS) is seeking an enthusiastic and well-qualified PhD candidate in network science, a field also referred to as complex networks or social network analysis. The position is for 4 years and is fully funded. The candidate will be a member of the Computational Network Science…

The Dutch Network Science Society Young Talent Prize is awarded to an early-career talent in Network Science. Nominees will be evaluated for one (or more) specific accomplishments. The evaluation (jury led by the steering committee and board of the Dutch Network Science Society) will follow the guidelines stated in the…

We are looking forward to seeing the best of your ideas, insights, and works at the Dutch NetSci Summer Symposium at TU Delft. Please send your abstracts for contributed presentations!

On June 21-22, 2023, the igraph community organises a workshop in Leiden on the sustainability of network analysis software. There are various major network analysis packages that are used by the network science research community to perform their analyses. Although the entire research community benefits from this software, it is…

The Dutch Network Science Society is looking for young talents! Have you accomplished great things in research, education, impact or leadership within Network Science? Then (self-)nominate an early-carreer talent in Network Science, who has done relevant work at a Dutch Institute. The award includes a monetary award and an opportunity…