MOBS Lab

The Laboratory for the Modeling of Biological and Socio-technical Systems (MOBS) is home to research projects aiming at developing innovative mathematical models and computational tools to better understand large-scale complex networks and systems.

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  • Alessandro Vespignani

    Alessandro Vespignani research activity is focused on the study of “techno-social” systems, where infrastructures composed of different technological layers are interoperating within the social component that drives their use and development. In this context we aim at understanding how the very same elements assembled in large number can give rise – according to the various…

  • Brennan Klein

    Brennan Klein is core faculty at the Network Science Institute at Northeastern University in Boston and Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Physics. He is the program director of the MS in Complex Network Analysis at Northeastern University.  Prof. Klein is also the director of the Complexity & Society Lab, which is focused on…

  • Guillaume St-Onge

    Guillaume St-Onge is a research assistant professor in the Department of Physics, core faculty in the Network Science Institute, and a member of the Roux Institute. He works on mathematical and computational methods to model the spatial dynamics of infectious diseases, focusing on epidemic forecasts, pandemic preparedness, and global biosurveillance. His research includes the study…