Team

Stephen Uzzo is Vice President for Science and Technology for the New York Hall of Science. His areas of interest include researching how young people learn complex science.

Catherine Cramer is Project Manager at the New York Hall of Science, with interests in network science education, "big data", embodied cognition, design-based learning, digital humanities and computational processes, and resilience strategies. Her background is in science education and translation, encompassing communication strategies, content development, and public science events.

Hiroki Sayama is Director of the Collective Dynamics of Complex Systems Research Group and Associate Professor in Bioengineering and Systems Science at Binghamton University, State University of New York. His research areas include complex dynamical networks, complex systems, computational social science, mathematical biology/artificial life, and interactive systems.

Lori Sheetz does outreach and education research at the Network Science Center at West Point bringing the new field of network science to middle and high school students from around the United States through STEM workshops and yearlong research projects. She enjoys engaging students in STEM topics using the framework of networks, technology tools, and drawing on student insights gained through the prevalent adolescent use of social networks.