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Loes Crielaard awarded Ph.D. ‘cum laude’

Loes Crielaard awarded Ph.D. ‘cum laude’

by Rick Quax | Jul 3, 2023 | Hot News, News

Loes Crielaard successfully defended her Ph.D. an the Agnietenkapel and was even awarded the Ph.D. ‘cum laude’. This distinction is awarded exceedingly rarely in our field. For more details, see the news...
Three group members were accepted into NetSci 2023 in Austria

Three group members were accepted into NetSci 2023 in Austria

by Rick Quax | Mar 31, 2023 | Hot News, News

Group members Rick Quax, Cillian Hourican, Frederike Oetker, and Jie Li will attend NetSci 2023 in Austria. Frederike works on organized crime networks and modelling them using networked ABMs. The others work on analyzing biomedical datasets by building hypergraphs by...
Best Application Paper Award at the EuroXR2021 conference

Best Application Paper Award at the EuroXR2021 conference

by Rick Quax | Nov 30, 2021 | Hot News, News

Khalid Azougagh (MSc Information Studies graduate), Jesse van den Berge (BSc Informatica graduate) and Robert Belleman (Computational Science Lab) won the “Best Application Paper Award” at the EuroXR2021 conference for their paper “A prototype for...
Dance events visitors exhibit traces of Lévy walks

Dance events visitors exhibit traces of Lévy walks

by Rick Quax | Nov 25, 2020 | Hot News, News

This work has been caried out by Philip Rutten and Michael Lees (CSL) in collaboration with Prof. dr. Sander Klous (KPMG, SNE) and Prof. dr. Peter Sloot (IAS, CSL). There has been a number of reports showing evidence that human movement behaviour follows patterns...
Mapping the multicausality of Alzheimer’s disease through group model building

Mapping the multicausality of Alzheimer’s disease through group model building

by Rick Quax | Sep 3, 2020 | Hot News, News

Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) is not only a devastating disorder with a tremendous socio-economic burden, but its multicausal origin also makes it very difficult to treat or prevent. In fact, since AD involves multiple biological levels of organization (ranging from...
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  • July 25, 2023Simulating blood clot beginnings
  • July 25, 2023Image-based flow simulation of platelet aggregates under different shear rates
  • July 03, 2023Loes Crielaard awarded Ph.D. 'cum laude'
  • May 25, 2023Advanced motion capture system installed in the Visualisation Lab
  • April 25, 2023Pilot project awarded
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