This book contains contributions in the area of Network Science, presented at the 14th International Conference on Complex Networks (CompleNet), 24-28 April, 2023 in Aveiro, Portugal. CompleNet is an international conference on complex networks that brings together researchers and practitioners from diverse disciplinesfrom sociology, biology, physics, and computer sciencewho share a passion to better understand the interdependencies within and across systems. CompleNet is a venue to discuss ideas and findings about all types networks, from biological, to technological, to informational and social. It is this interdisciplinary nature of complex networks that CompleNet aims to explore and celebrate.

The audience of the work are professionals and academics working in Network Science, a highly-multidisciplinary field.

Presents the latest ideas and findings in the area of network science Contains contributions presented at the 14th International Conference on Complex Networks Explores and celebrates the interdisciplinary nature of complex networks

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Brain's Dynamic Functional Organization with Simultaneous EEG-fMRI Networks.- Comparative Study of Random Walks with One-step Memory on Complex Networks.- Network Entropy as a Measure of Socioeconomic Segregation in Residential and Employment Landscapes.- Community Structure in Transcriptional Regulatory Networks of Yeast Species.- Learned Monkeys: Emergent Properties of Deep Reinforcement Learning Generated Networks.- Targeted Attacks based on Networks Component Structure.- The Effect of Link Recommendation Algorithms on Network Centrality Disparities.- CoreGDM: Geometric Deep Learning Network Decycling and Dismantling.- The Impact of a Crisis Event on Predicting Social Media Virality.- Evaluating the Bayesian MRP Network Model for Estimating Heterogeneity in (Age-Stratified) Contact Patterns from Highly Selective Samples.- Academic Mobility as a Driver of Productivity: A Gender-centric Approach.- Getting the Boot? Predicting the Dismissal of Managers in Football.- Nature vs. Nurture in Science: The Effect of Researchers Segregation on Papers' Citation Histories.- Using Vector Fields in the Modelling of Movements as Flows A Case Study with Cattle Trade Networks.