Francesco Renzini

Post-doc researcher

Researcher on the European FAiR (“Finding Agreement in Return”) project, he works within the BehaveLab research group (behavelab.org). He defended his PhD dissertation, “Computational and Experimental Studies in Network Formation”, at the University of Milan (NASP – Economic Sociology and Labour Studies). His research focuses on network formation, agent-based models and network analysis, and experimental research on social behavior.

Issue 17

Charting the invisible: using network science to understand organizations and business communities

Behind roles and processes, organizations operate as networks of relationships. Using network-science tools, we analyzed posts and replies from a long-standing sales-network business community (October 2023 – July 2025) to understand how information circulates. The results reveal a highly active core, a more loosely connected periphery, and a small set of key users who sustain cohesion and keep the network connected even when some members leave.

People and collaboration

Flaminio Squazzoni

Francesco Renzini

Francesco Renzini

Charting the invisible: using network science to understand organizations and business communities

Flaminio Squazzoni

Francesco Renzini