This Research Topic is the second volume of the Network Physiology, Insights in Dynamical Systems collection. Other titles in the Insights in Frontiers in Network Physiology series can be found here.

The field of Network Physiology has seen remarkable advancements in recent years, particularly in the study of Networks of Dynamical Systems. This area focuses on understanding the complex interactions and behaviors of interconnected physiological systems. Despite significant progress, several questions remain unanswered, such as how these networks adapt to changing conditions and how disruptions in one part of the network affect the whole system. Recent studies have provided insights into the synchronization and stability of these networks, revealing intricate patterns of interaction that were previously unknown. However, there is still a need for more comprehensive models and experimental data to fully understand the underlying mechanisms and to address the existing gaps in our knowledge.

This Research Topic aims to explore the latest developments and future challenges in the Networks of Dynamical Systems field. Specifically, it seeks to answer critical questions about the adaptability, resilience, and overall behavior of these networks under various conditions. By testing new hypotheses and employing innovative methodologies, this collection aims to provide a deeper understanding of the fundamental principles governing these complex systems.

To gather further insights in the Networks of Dynamical Systems, we welcome articles addressing, but not limited to, the following themes:
- Theoretical models of network dynamics
- Experimental studies on physiological networks
- Impact of network disruptions on system behavior
- Methods for analyzing network stability and synchronization
- Applications of network theory in medical and biological contexts
- Future directions and emerging trends in Network Physiology

This comprehensive approach will help to advance our understanding of how dynamical systems operate within physiological networks, ultimately contributing to the broader field of Network Physiology.

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Insights in Networks of Dynamical Systems, Vol II