Robert Jankowski
Postdoctoral Researcher at Indiana University.
I use network science and geometry to understand biological systems and artificial intelligence. My research focuses on protein interaction networks and on the structure, representations, and robustness of neural networks.
I’m seeking an assistant professor position to build a research program in network biology and the network science of AI.
Currently, I work with Maksim Kitsak on network biology and network complementarity. I received my PhD in physics from the University of Barcelona, where I studied network embeddings in multidimensional hyperbolic spaces with M. Ángeles Serrano and Marián Boguñá.
News
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Nov. 2026
I am starting a new position as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Indiana University!
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Sep. 2026
New preprint: Latent geometry organises higher-order interactions is available online.
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Aug. 2026
New preprint: Hyperbolic Graph Embedders for Link Prediction and Topology Reconstruction is available online.
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Jul. 2026
New preprint: Train Small, Deploy Large: Zero-Shot GNN Transfer Through Geometric Renormalization is available online.
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Jul. 2026
Article: Trade-offs between structural richness and perceptual robustness in music network representations published in Physical Review Research.