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Registration Form – Networks & Physics  NetPlace Workshop 
📍 Queen Mary University of London | 📅 16 May 2025

Join us for a dynamic one-day workshop designed for young researchers eager to explore the intersection of Network Science and Physics. This event combines inspiring keynotes with an interactive collabathon, where participants will brainstorm, develop, and pitch innovative research ideas in teams.

Whether you're from physics, computer science, biology, social sciences, or any other field, this is a unique opportunity to connect with peers, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and learn how to turn creative ideas into structured research proposals.

No advanced experience required—just bring your curiosity, enthusiasm, and a willingness to collaborate!

If you already have a research idea related to networks and physics, you’ll have the chance to propose it during the workshop!

See more details here: https://netplace.site/event/netplaceworkshop/

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Full Name *
Email Address *
Affiliation / Institution *
Position *
What is your research topic? What is your academic background? What do you work on? *
The main focus of this workshop is a Collabathon, from the creation of new research ideas to pitch the project. Thinking outside the box (not necessarily in your specific field), do you have an idea to propose to the others? Tell us something, even if you have no idea how to do it yet. *
What do you expect out of this workshop? *
Do you need financial support? *

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Please provide a breakdown of the expenses you are asking support for.

Do you have any dietary requirements? *
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