IIIT Kottayam · Network Science Research Group

Understanding complex systems through networks.

We study the structure, dynamics and resilience of complex networks — from brain and climate systems to social, technological and higher-order networks.

Complex systemsGraph learningNetworks Higher-order structure Structure · Dynamics · ResilienceBrain · Climate · Social · InfrastructureMultilayer · Hypergraphs · Simplicial
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Research, outreach & activities

Edge Cases 2026
October 2026 · Binghamton

Edge Cases 2026

Edge Cases 2026 highlights surprising network science research, and applications of network science in unconventional domains. Dr Divya presented insights on "Winning at Chess Without Search: Predicting Game Outcomes from Evolving Interaction Networks"

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NetSci 2026
June 2026 · Poster

NetSci 2026

Network Neuroscience Presented our work on EEG recurrence networks and Major Depressive Disorder at the Network Neuroscience Satellite of NetSci 2026. Grateful for the opportunity to share our findings and connect with researchers in network neuroscience and complex systems.

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ADMA-ICDM workshop
June 2025 · Outreach

Invited session on recurrence analysis

An invited lecture on “Complex Network Approach for Recurrence Analysis of Time Series” was delivered during the ADMA-ICDM 2025 pre-conference workshop on Network Analysis.

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2025 · Conference

NetSciX 2025 · Indore

The group participated in the Network Science Society's winter flagship conference in India, with a focus session and student poster presentations.

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2024 · Research funding

SERB MATRICS project

Funding supported research on fingerprinting and communicability of functional brain networks using graph-theoretic methods.

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2024 · Workshop

DataNetWork-2024

A five-day workshop on Network Data Analysis was organised jointly with the Data Science Research Group at IIIT Kottayam.

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Research project highlight
Research highlight

From network structure to system resilience.

We investigate how real-world networks respond to failures, attacks and structural changes, and how network models can reveal vulnerabilities and guide resilient system design.

RobustnessCentralityMultilayer systemsGraph theory
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