A brief introduction to basic network theory, explaining the science of complexity and its importance, using examples from nature, technology, and society, and history.
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Guido Caldarelli is Associate Professor in the Institute of Complex Networks of the National Research Council in Rome, Italy. He is an expert of scale-free networks and self-similar phenomena, especially of the applications of network theory to information technology and biology.
Michele Catanzaro is a freelance science writer based in Barcelona, Spain.
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