Sándor Juhász

Researcher and aspiring data scientist from Budapest, Hungary

I am originally an economist interested in data magic, networks, innovation and (economic) geography.

Currently I am a research fellow at the Corvinus University of Budapest and at the Institute of Economics of HUN-REN CERS. I am a member of the ANETI Lab and was previously a Marie Sklodowoska Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at Complexity Science Hub in Vienna, Austria.

Most of my projects are applications of geographic data science and network science, aiming to understand cities through mobility patterns and social connections of people, and supply chains through spatial networks of firms.

news

May 22, 2024 New preprint The Software Complexity of Nations
May 14, 2024 New preprint Colocation of skill related suppliers
Apr 18, 2024 New preprint Urban highways are barriers to social ties
Oct 21, 2023 New paper published in Network Science
Sep 7, 2023 New paper on amenity complexity and urban mobility in EPJ Data Science

selected publications

  1. EPJ
    Amenity complexity and urban locations of socio-economic mixing
    Juhász, S., Pintér, G., Kovács, Á., Borza, E., Mónus, G., Lőrincz, L., and Lengyel, B.
    EPJ Data Science, 2023
  2. EPB
    Income-related spatial concentration of individual social capital in cities
    Kovács, Á., Juhász, S., Bokányi, E., and Lengyel, B.
    Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science, 2022
  3. SR
    Universal patterns of long‐distance commuting and social assortativity in cities
    Bokányi, E., Juhász, S., Karsai, M., and Lengyel, B.
    Scientific Reports, 2021