Mathematics of Networks Meetings

This informal series of meetings gives researchers a forum to present new work which uses mathematics to investigate networks. The meetings encourage interdisciplinary communications and talks have been from many fields including computer networks, road networks, economic networks and biological networks. The Tenth meeting has now been announced at Loughborough University on Friday 16th September 2011, thanks to Iain Phillips for his hosting, this meeting is sponsored by Loughborough University Computer Science Department, the theme is “Modelling Network Traffic and Internet Architecture” and the deadline for abstracts is 15th July.

If you would like to attend or present at a meeting or be added to the list of contactees then please email richard@richardclegg.org or .

There is also a mailing list for people who wish to keep abreast of these meetings and developments in the Mathematics of Networks.

• Notes from the First Mathematics of Networks Meeting (18th July 2003, University of York).

• Notes from the Second Mathematics of Networks Meeting (2nd July 2004, BT Martlesham, Ipswich).

• Notes from the Third Mathematics of Networks Meeting (20th December 2004, Imperial College, London).

• Notes from the Fourth Mathematics of Networks Meeting (22nd July 2005 at Queen Mary, University of London).

• Notes from the Fifth Mathematics of Networks Meeting (7th April 2006 at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford).

• Notes from the Sixth Mathematics of Networks Meeting (29th June 2007 at Dept Elec Eng, University College London).

• Notes from the Seventh Mathematics of Networks Meeting (27th June 2008 Dept of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol).

• Notes from the Eighth Mathematics of Networks Meeting (18th September 2009 William Gates Building, Cambridge University).

• Notes from the Ninth Mathematics of Networks Meeting (18th June 2010, the University of St Andrews).

• Invitation to the Tenth Mathematics of Networks Meeting (16th September, Department of Computer Science, Loughborough University).

Contact: Richard G. Clegg (richard@richardclegg.org) or Keith Briggs ()