Still online
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Short lectures on Youtube about networks (their characterization)
and epidemic spread (in french)
April 2020
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Interview published in the popular science magazine Science & Vie
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How is life in a carbon-neutral world ? An interview for a
paper by Kate Ravilious in Physics World
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Interview about networks and epidemic spread for the french
newspaper Libération -link here
March 2020
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In this terrible covid pandemic context, we posted on the arxiv
a paper about the impact of interurban movement and travel
restrictions on the population structure in China.
January 2020
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Report: The future of urban science: integrating
the social and natural sciences
December 2019
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New paper on the arXiv: Revisiting the coupling between
accessibility and population growth
February-November 2019
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The paper Tomography of Scaling is now published in the Royal Society Interface
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Conference on complex systems CCS19 in NTU-Singapore
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Our paper: "The shape of shortest paths in random spatial networks" is
now published in Phys. Rev. E
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Our paper "Critical factors for mitigating car traffic in cities" is now published in PLoS One. Recently featured in Bloomberg
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New review paper published in the Comptes Rendus de Physique: "Modeling Cities"
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New review paper in Nature Reviews Physics on "The Statistical Physics of Cities" (read online version here).
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Our paper "The optimal geometry of transportation networks" is now published in Phys. Rev. E
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Our paper "Efficiency and shrinking in evolving networks" is published in the journal Royal Society Interface
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New journal launched: Transport findings. New interdisciplinary, open access journal focused on short, clear and pointed research results about transport systems.
