Alain Barrat

The paper introduces a framework to analyze dynamic functional connectivity in epilepsy patients, identifying distinct network flow styles linked to seizure onset and postictal aphasia.

The paper identifies the metric backbone as a subgraph of social contact networks that preserves shortest paths and community structure, revealing its role in epidemic transmission and network robustness.

The paper infers cell cycle phases from a partially temporal network of protein interactions in budding yeast, showing that partial temporal data can reveal temporal organization.

The paper analyzes dynamic information sharing networks in hippocampus and entorhinal cortex, revealing core-periphery structures that evolve over time and switch between states independently of global oscillatory states.