Sándor Juhász

Assistant Professor | ANETI Lab at Corvinus University of Budapest
Research Fellow | ANETI Lab at HUN-REN KRTK

BIO

Sándor Juhász is an assistant professor at ANETI Lab, Corvinus University of Budapest and a research fellow at the Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, HUN-REN CERS in Budapest. He holds a PhD in economic geography from Utrecht University, 2019 and a PhD in economics from University of Szeged, 2020. Before (re)joining ANETI Lab he was a Marie Sklodowoska Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at Complexity Science Hub, Vienna.

His research focuses on geographic data science and network science applications. As a member of ANETI Lab, he currently works on (1) mobility patterns and social connections of people in cities; (2) firm-to-firm production networks in geographic space.

PUBLICATIONS

L M Aiello, A Vybornova, S Juhász, M Szell, E Bokányi (2025) Urban highways are barriers to social ties. PNAS, 122(10): e2408937122.
B Lengyel, E Bokányi, S Juhász (2025) The geography of segregated online social networks in the largest US cities. In D Broitman, K Kopczewska, D Czamanski (eds.) Handbook on Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Cities (pp. 92-109). Edward Elgar.
S Juhász, G Pintér, Á Kovács, E Borza, G Mónus, L Lőrincz, B Lengyel (2023) Amenity complexity and urban locations of socio-economic mixing. EPJ Data Science, 12: 34.
Á Kovács, S Juhász, E Bokányi, B Lengyel (2022) Income-related spatial concentration of individual social capital in cities. Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science, 50(4): 1072-1086.