Neuroscience Needs Network Science
Dániel L. Barabási(Broad Institute), György Buzsáki(New York University), Olaf Sporns(Indiana University Bloomington), Hongkui Zeng(Allen Institute for Brain Science), SueYeon Chung(Simons Foundation), Ginestra Bianconi(Queen Mary University of London), Amy Bernard(The Wistar Institute), Albert-Ĺaszló Barabási(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Edward T. Bullmore(King's College London), Christos Papadimitriou(Columbia University), Thomas E. Nichols(University of Oxford), Hernán A. Makse(City University of New York), Anthony M. Zador(Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), Tina Eliassi‐Rad(Northeastern University), Emma K. Towlson(University of Calgary), Zoltán Toroczkai(University of Notre Dame), Dileep George(Google DeepMind (United Kingdom)), I. Kovács(Northeastern University), Mark Burgess(Nortek (Norway)), Kim Stachenfeld(Google DeepMind (United Kingdom))
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