Scholar
Vito Latora
Google Scholar ID: jXTPa_AAAAAJ
Professor of Applied Mathematics (Chair of Complex Systems), Queen Mary University of London
Citations & Impact
Citations
24,265
H-index
66
i10-index
161
Publications
20
Co-authors
67
list available
Contact
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Co-authored over 200 scientific publications, including papers in PRL, Nature Communications, PNAS, Nature Human Behaviour, Science, and Physics Reports. Some recent key works include:
- - Explosive cooperation in social dilemmas on higher-order networks (PRL 2024)
- - Reconstructing higher-order interactions in coupled dynamical systems (Nat Comm 2024)
- - Higher-order correlations reveal complex memory in temporal hypergraphs (Nat Comm 2024)
- For more details, please refer to his complete list of publications or Google Scholar.
Research Experience
- Deputy Head of the Centre for Complex Systems in the School of Mathematical Sciences at QMUL; has led several research projects such as EU LASAGNE (2012-15), EPSRC GALE (2013-16), EPSRC LoBaNet (2016-2019), a Research Fellowship from the Leverhulme Trust (2019-20), and a NERC project on ecological systems (2024-27).
Background
- Professor of Applied Mathematics, Chair of Complex Systems, and Deputy Head of the Centre for Complex Systems in the School of Mathematical Sciences at QMUL. He is an editor of the Journal of Complex Networks, a Professor of Physics at the University of Catania, and External Faculty of the Complexity Hub Vienna. His research focuses on the structure and dynamics of complex systems, using his background as a theoretical physicist and methods from statistical physics and non-linear dynamics to explore biological problems, model social systems, and find new solutions for designing man-made networks.
