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This special issue of Network Science contains a collection of extended papers from the 8th International Conference on Complex Networks & their Applications (COMPLEX NETWORKS 2019) . This major international event in network science brings together every year researchers from around the globe. The great diversity of the participants’ scientific backgrounds ranges from Finance and Economics, Medicine and Neuroscience, Biology and Earth Sciences, Sociology and Political Science to Mathematics and Computer Science, Physics, and many others, making it a special opportunity to review the current state of the field and formulate new directions. This edition of the conference took place at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon (Portugal) from December 10 to December 12, 2019. It attracted 470 submissions with authors from 58 countries all over the world. After thorough review, 161 papers were selected to be included in the proceedings Cherifi et al. (2020a,b). The conference program also included keynote presentations from Lada Adamic (Facebook, Inc., USA), Reka Albert (Pennsylvania State University, USA), Ulrik Brandes (ETH Zurich, Switzerland), Stefan Thurner (Medical University of Vienna, Austria), Jari Saramki (Aalto University, Finland), and Michalis Vazirgiannis (LIX, cole Polytechnique, France). Papers invited for this special issue have been selected from the accepted contributions based on relevance to the journal and excellent reviews of the conference version of the papers. The authors were asked to submit an extended version of their conference submission for journal publication in accordance with the customary practice of adding 30% new material. These submissions went through the standard double-blind review process dictated by the journal guidelines. The seven papers accepted to this special issue provide a remarkable sample illustrating the diversity of issues studied in network science research.
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Network Science is an important journal for an important discipline - one using the network paradigm, focusing on actors and relational linkages, to inform research, methodology, and applications from many fields across the natural, social, engineering and informational sciences. Given growing understanding of the interconnectedness and globalization of the world, network methods are an increasingly recognized way to research aspects of modern society along with the individuals, organizations, and other actors within it. The discipline is ready for a comprehensive journal, open to papers from all relevant areas. Network Science is a defining work, shaping this discipline. The journal welcomes contributions from researchers in all areas working on network theory, methods, and data.