Computational Network Science

The Chair for Computational Network Science is part of the Faculty of Computer Science and the Department of Biology at RWTH Aachen University.
The research interests of our group are broad, but have one common denominator: the use of graphs and networks to analyse a variety of systems and data. A central methodological issue underlying our research is how one can study and integrate the multiple levels of organization which are commonly found in complex systems and high-dimensional data. To this end, we combine bottom-up dynamical models, and top-down data-driven approaches, and use a blend of tools from control theory, dynamical systems, stochastic processes, topology, machine learning and statistics. See the Research page for more details.

Latest News

June 22, 2026

NetSci at the Discrete Laplacians Workshop@MPI CBG in Dresden

Bastian, Michael and Vincent will represent NetSci at the Discrete Laplacians Workshop at the MPI for Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden

May 28, 2026

Vincent gives a talk at the final UnRAVeL symposium

Vincent Grande gives a talk on Local Uncertainty, Global Information: Topology and Geometry in Complex Data at the final UnRAVeL symposium.

May 26, 2026

Jana Hauer wins the Berthold Voecking award for the best Master thesis

Jana Hauer wins the Berthold Voecking award for the best Master thesis

March 18, 2026

Michael Schaub at Discrete Laplacians 2026 as keynote speaker

Michael Schaub will join the Discrete Laplacians 2026 workshop as a keynote speaker, registration is open until 17.05.26!

Contact

Map to the 1st floor of E2

Prof. Michael Schaub, PhD

Chair of Computational Network Science
Office 6123a
Ahornstraße 55
52074 Aachen

Phone: +49 241 80-21490

EMail: schaub@netsci.rwth-aachen.de

We are located on the 1st floor of E2, Computer Science Center.

How to find us in the Computer Science Center
  1. Enter the Informatikzentrum from “Mies-van-der-Rohe Strasse”
  2. Turn right and walk towards the “Gemeinschaftslabor for Elektronenmikroskopie” (GfE).
  3. Go one floor up the staircase.
  4. Turn into the corridor on the right and you have reached your destination ;).
Get to the Computer Science Center
Directions how to get to the Computer Science Center can be found here . In case you arrive by car, please note that you need a guest parking permit for the parking lots of the building, which you can obtain from the secretary. There are also unmetered parking spots available in the surrounding streets.