Professional Panel organised by the Transylvania Trust Foundation for the CO-VISION project, held within the 16th Hungarian Cultural Days of Cluj (in partnership with Babeș-Bolyai University, Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania, and the Consulate General of Hungary in Cluj-Napoca). Main guest Albert-László Barabási — physicist and pioneer of network science (Northeastern University, Center for Complex Network Research; Harvard Medical School), author of Linked, Bursts and The Formula, and founder of BarabásiLab. His talk 'Hidden Patterns: The Visual Language of Networks' showed how his lab converts complex network data into visual art (2D graphics, 3D sculptures, VR) to reveal the universal laws of complex systems and the interconnectedness of nature, science and art. Followed by a moderated discussion and public Q&A. Held in Hungarian with Romanian simultaneous translation. 140 officially registered but c. 800 estimated attendees; ~80% from Romania, ~13% Hungary, plus Netherlands, Austria, Germany, USA.