dr inż. Katarzyna Musiał-Gabryś

My main research areas include complex network systems and the analysis of their dynamics and evolution, as well as predictive and adaptive modelling of network systems. I am also fascinated by control mechanisms in complex networks and spreading mechanisms in complex systems. Another area of my research interest is automated machine learning with an emphasis on adaptive mechanisms. I was awarded my doctoral degree in computer science in November 2009 at the Wrocław University of Technology, and in the same year, I was appointed Senior Visiting Research Fellow at Bournemouth University (BU), where from 2010, I was a lecturer in computer science. I started working at King’s College London in November 2011 as a lecturer in computer science. In September 2015, I returned to Bournemouth University as an associate professor in computer science, where I was also the head of the SMART Technology Research Group and a member of the Data Science Initiative. In September 2017, I joined UTS as an associate professor of network sciences, and in 2021, I was awarded the title of professor. I currently also hold the position of Director of Research Programmes at the School of Engineering and Computer Science. Together with Prof. Gabryś, I founded and am currently co-director of the Complex Adaptive Systems Laboratory at the Data Science Institute.