As a Ph.D. candidate at the Computer Science Department of Aalto University 🇫🇮, I am working on problems in Network Science. Specifically, I’m interested in modeling pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical interventions for epidemics and bridging the gap between the theory of temporal networks and non-equilibrium phase transition formalism.
I have an MS in Physics of Complex Systems and a BA in Solid State Physics. I’m a science writer and I write at sitpor.org (FA) where I am also the editor-in-chief. Know more about me, See my CV.
Latest Papers
- Herd Immunity and Epidemic Size in Networks with Vaccination Homophily, Phys. Rev. E 105, L052301
- Directed Percolation in Temporal Networks, Phys. Rev. Research 4, L022047
- Directed Percolation in Random Temporal Network Models with Heterogeneities, Phys. Rev. E 105, 054313
- Epidemic Spreading and Digital Contact Tracing: Effects of Heterogeneous Mixing and Quarantine Failures, Phys. Rev. E 105, 044313
- Topological Analysis of Interaction Patterns in Cancer-Specific Gene Regulatory Network: Persistent Homology Approach, Sci Rep 11, 16414 (2021)
- Stability of Imbalanced Triangles in Gene Regulatory Networks of Cancerous and Normal Cells, Front. Physiol., 20 January 2021
Latest Talks
- Directed Percolation in Temporal Networks
Disorder in Complex Systems, Institut Pascal, Jun 14, 2022 — Slides - Modeling pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical interventions for epidemics
Summer School: Mathematics of Large Networks, Budapest, Jun 03, 2022 — Slides
CCNSD, Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, May 8, 2022 — Slides
Turku Data Science Group, University of Turku, March 22, 2022 — Slides
MACSI, Dept. of Math. & Stat., University of Limerick, Feb 22, 2022 — Slides
Sharif University of Technology, Feb 20, 2022 — Slides - Herd Immunity and Epidemic Size in Networks with Vaccination Homophily
NordicMathCovid Workshop, Helsinki 24 May 2022 — Slides
Workshop: Mathematics of Large Networks, Budapest, May 13, 2022 — Slides
NetPLACE, April 7, 2022 — Slides, Video
NetSciX 2022 Porto, February — Slides - Epidemic Spreading and Digital Contact Tracing: Effects of Heterogeneous Mixing and Quarantine Failures
CCS 2021 Lyon, October — Slides
NordicMathCovid Workshop, Sigtuna 22 Sep 2021 — Slides
Research Projects and Networks
- CX Aalto, 2020 – 2023
- NordicMathCovid, 2020–2022
Projects in Science Communication
Contact/Follow me
- Gmail:
abbascarimi - Twitter: @abbas_k_rizi
- Google Scholar
- ResearchGate: Abbas K. Rizi
My Twitter
So delighted that this afternoon, I'm gonna talk about these papers about Directed Percolation in Temporal Networks at @lptms @PascalInstitut https://t.co/fOWkWUHysb
Marton Karsai
@MartonKarsai
Our two papers on percolation theory for temporal networks are published in PRR and PRE. Read the thread for a short description.
https://t.co/QOv5ocEUsk
https://t.co/hYOKqKLfMw
With @arashbadie @bolozna and @abbas_k_rizi. https://t.co/OZtDsuvpF2
Our two papers on percolation theory for temporal networks are published in PRR and PRE. Read the thread for a short description.
https://t.co/QOv5ocEUsk
https://t.co/hYOKqKLfMw
With @arashbadie @bolozna and @abbas_k_rizi. https://t.co/OZtDsuvpF2
- Math in grad school gets so complicated, right?
- Also math in grad school :)) https://t.co/nePH4otbED
- Also math in grad school :)) https://t.co/nePH4otbED
Great lectures on Modularity and Random Walks by @RenaudLambiotte.
Have you missed it?! Try his book or his recorded course at Oxford:
https://t.co/uJXfQXyD9T
Btw, Renaud was the guest in Episode 5 of "Too Lazy to Read the Paper" podcast by @suneman: https://t.co/O7Y4xjVl7V https://t.co/kgPHMhSuZi https://t.co/qMQMy8CAib
Have you missed it?! Try his book or his recorded course at Oxford:
https://t.co/uJXfQXyD9T
Btw, Renaud was the guest in Episode 5 of "Too Lazy to Read the Paper" podcast by @suneman: https://t.co/O7Y4xjVl7V https://t.co/kgPHMhSuZi https://t.co/qMQMy8CAib
Summer School of Mathematics of Large Networks now begins with @gin_bianconi.
More details: https://t.co/tpQr3bYA16 https://t.co/jcRdqv0NBD
More details: https://t.co/tpQr3bYA16 https://t.co/jcRdqv0NBD
We call it the Khayyám-Pascal triangle in Iran. Around 1000 years ago, the Persian mathematician Al-Karaji (953–1029) wrote a now-lost book that contained the first description of Pascal's triangle, which was later repeated by the Persian polymath #Khayyam (1048–1131). https://t.co/MOnO9jus4p
