"Network Theory and Applications"

will take place from January 05-08, 2011 at the University of Warwick organised
by the Warwick Centre for Complexity Science and the CABDyn Complexity Centre
at the University of Oxford.

This school is primarily intended for students and young researchers
in complexity science, mathematics and related disciplines.  Lectures and 
tutorials will present a broad overview of statistical properties of complex 
networks, dynamics on networks, numerical methods for the generation and analysis 
of networks and applications of network theory.  A small number of complementary 
research talks by experts in the field will provide participants with an 
opportunity to see the cutting edge of this rapidly developing field. We also plan 
an evening poster session with catering dinner and wine, and encourage all 
participants to bring a poster. (If you plan to do so, please tick the appropriate 
box on the registration form.) 

A list of topics and speakers can be found at http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/cross_fac/comcom/events/networks2011/

Location:
The school will take place in the Zeeman building at the University of Warwick. 

Registration deadline and costs:
Registration is now open via the website 
http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/cross_fac/comcom/events/networks2011/ 
and will close December 17 2010. Registration is free and lunch will be provided
for all participants.  There is limited financial support available to cover
travel and accommodation costs for selected external attendees who 
lack alternative funding which can be applied for via the registration form.

We encourage you to forward this information to potentially interested 
individuals, and apologize if you receive multiple messages.

Looking forward to welcoming you to Warwick,