Submit your abstract to LANET 2027 — Porto Alegre, Brazil
Submissions open on 1 October 2026. The submission system link will
appear here once it goes live.
Call for Contributions
Invitation to Submit
LANET 2027 invites original contributions in all areas of network science, from
physics and computer science to biology, the humanities and the social sciences.
LANET 2027 is an abstract-only conference. There is no full-paper
track: all contributions are submitted as extended abstracts and reviewed by the
programme committee.
LANET 2027 is particularly committed to supporting early-career researchers and
students from Latin American institutions.
Submission Format
Extended Abstracts
Length
A maximum of 2 pages, including references.
Figure
Every abstract must include at least one image.
Language
English (preferred), Spanish or
Portuguese. Accepted work is presented in the language it
was submitted in.
Presentation
Types of Presentation
Accepted contributions are allocated a format by the programme committee, based on
the review outcome and the shape of the programme.
Oral Presentation
A full-length talk within a themed session of contributed talks.
Poster Presentation
Presented during the dedicated poster sessions, with time set aside for discussion.
Lightning Presentation
A short talk introducing the work to the whole conference in a few minutes.
Scope
Areas of Interest
Including, but not limited to:
Applications of Network ScienceAlgorithmsBiological SystemsCentrality MeasuresCommunity StructureCoupled Dynamical SystemsDynamics on and of NetworksDisease Spread in Populations and Social NetworksEcological NetworksFinancial NetworksHuman Behaviour and Social InfluenceImpact, Performance and Success PredictionNetworks of Coupled Nonlinear SystemsMultiplex and Temporal NetworksNetwork Topology and GeometryNetwork Controllability and ResilienceNetworks and HumanitiesNetworks and MobilityHigher-order NetworksNetwork VisualisationNetwork NeuroscienceMachine Learning for Network AnalysisNetwork-based Machine Learning and AIScience of ScienceSocial Media and Social NetworksSpatial NetworksSpectral Graph TheorySustainable Development and NetworksStatistical Physics of NetworksPercolation and Phase TransitionsSynchronisation on NetworksRandom Graph ModelsNetwork Inference and ReconstructionStructural Balance and Signed NetworksLink PredictionNetwork Motifs and GraphletsRandom Walks on NetworksOpinion Dynamics and PolarisationInformation Diffusion and MisinformationEvolutionary Game Theory on NetworksNetwork MedicineTransportation and Infrastructure NetworksEconomic and Trade NetworksCriminal and Covert NetworksClimate Networks
Review
Review Process
All submissions will undergo blind peer review by members of the programme
committee, evaluated on originality, technical quality, clarity, and relevance.
Authors of accepted abstracts are expected to register for the conference and present
their work in person. All accepted contributions will be included in the conference
book of abstracts.