Real-world networks aren’t static — what matters is when interactions happen, not just who is connected. My work shows that future popularity is driven by recent interaction trends rather than current standing, that external shocks to an organization surface as changes in its online interactions, and that the timing of contacts governs how things spread. I use interaction-driven models to analyze contagion — including COVID-19 and airborne transmission in real-world contact networks — and the interplay between an epidemic and the community structure it moves through. It’s a view of collective behavior built on dynamics, not snapshots.
@article{marmor2023assessing,title={Assessing Individual Risk and the Latent Transmission of COVID-19 in a Population with an Interaction-Driven Temporal Model},author={Marmor, Yanir and Abbey, Alex and Shahar, Yuval and Mokryn, Osnat},journal={Scientific Reports},volume={13},number={1},pages={12955},year={2023},}
2022
Sci. Rep.
Analysis of the Competition among Viral Strains Using a Temporal Interaction-Driven Contagion Model
@article{abbey2022analysis,title={Analysis of the Competition among Viral Strains Using a Temporal Interaction-Driven Contagion Model},author={Abbey, Alex and Shahar, Yuval and Mokryn, Osnat},journal={Scientific Reports},volume={12},number={1},pages={9616},year={2022}}
2020
PLOS ONE
Size-Agnostic Change Point Detection Framework for Evolving Networks
@article{miller2020size,title={Size-Agnostic Change Point Detection Framework for Evolving Networks},author={Miller, Hadar and Mokryn, Osnat},journal={PLOS ONE},volume={15},number={4},pages={e0231035},year={2020}}
2016
PLOS ONE
The Role of Trends in Growing Networks
Osnat Mokryn, Allon Wagner, Marcel Blattner, and 2 more authors
@article{mokryn2016trends,title={The Role of Trends in Growing Networks},author={Mokryn, Osnat and Wagner, Allon and Blattner, Marcel and Ruppin, Eytan and Shavitt, Yuval},journal={PLOS ONE},volume={11},number={8},pages={e0156505},year={2016}}