CSS Awards announced at CCS 2022

Adilson Motter
For his contributions to the study of nonlinear dynamics in complex systems and networks, including synchronization, chaos, cascading failures, control, and its interdisciplinary applications including technical, socio-technical and biomedical systems.

Federico Battiston
For his key and pioneering contributions on generalized network structures such as multilayer and higher-order networks, and for his many contributions to the structuring and development of the complex systems community.

Neave O'Clery
For her contributions using complex systems and complex networks methodologies, including machine learning approaches, to the field of economic geography, and for her contributions to creating bridges between science and policy making.

Aleix Bassolas
For his contributions in advancing our understanding of human mobility, and his efforts applying the developed knowledge and data analysis in the policy sphere concerning urban transportation and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Michelle Feng
For her development of new methods in topological data analysis in spatial systems, and her efforts to use complex systems tools towards social science and social justice, in what can be called “data activism”.

William Gilpin
For his use of complex systems tools in fields as diverse as fluid dynamics, systems biology and cryptography, and his efforts to develop educational contents and help students from underrepresented backgrounds.

Yamir Moreno
For his extensive contributions to the Complex Systems Society, having served as president, vice-president, executive committee member, and council member.

Winter Workshop on Complex Systems
For their efforts and support for the involvement of young researchers in the scientific study of complex systems.