NetSci-X 2020 welcomes submissions to the Abstract Track or Proceedings Track.
The deadline for submission is September 30, 2019. All the submissions will undergo a peer-review process. Before preparing a manuscript, you are advised to read the following guideline. To submit a manuscript, please visit the submission page (EasyChair).
Abstract Track: Submit a one-page abstract in the PDF format including up to one figure with a caption. There is no particular template. The accepted abstracts will not appear in the conference proceedings.
Proceedings Track: Submissions may be accepted in paper format for publication in the conference proceedings provided that an author will present it at the conference. The proceedings will be published by Springer-Verlag in the book series Springer Proceedings in Complexity. Submitted full papers should follow the Springer Proceedings format (please visit their website for details). Papers should have at least 8 pages and should not exceed 14 pages in this format. Only previously unpublished, original submissions will be accepted for the Proceedings Track.
Submissions to both Tracks may be accepted for oral presentation or poster presentation. If you want your submission to be considered for a poster presentation, please add “[Poster preferred]” at the beginning of your submission title. In the submission process, you will also be asked to provide at least three keywords. The oral presentation is expected to be for 15-20 minutes (to be determined) including Q&A in one of the parallel sessions.
NOTE: If your paper is accepted in the Proceedings Track of NetSci-X 2020, dual submission of the same material to a journal is NOT allowed. Please choose the Abstract Track if you are planning to submit your work to a journal in the future.
Key dates
July 1, 2019: Submission starts
September 30, 2019 (23:59:59, GMT-10): Submission deadline
October 31, 2019: Acceptance notice to authors
November 15, 2019: Paper camera-ready due for the Proceedings Track
November 30, 2019: Early registration ends
Relevant topics include (but are not limited to):
• ecological and biological networks
• epidemics
• diffusion, spreading and transport
• mobility and urban networks
• network neuroscience
• network medicine
• computational social sciences
• social network analysis
• social groups and networks
• social political and technical systems
• economics and financial networks
• data analysis, network measures, statistical inference
• networks, innovation and creativity
• network science and education
• temporal networks
• adaptive coevolutionary networks
• multilayer/multiplex networks
• network geometry
• network models
• synchronization and control
• percolation, resilience, phase transitions
• network algorithms