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Biological networks is a category focused on books that examine living systems through the lens of interconnected components and relationships. Titles span scales from gene regulatory, protein–protein, signaling, and metabolic networks to neural circuits, microbiomes, ecological food webs, and epidemiological contact networks, blending biology with graph theory, statistics, and computational modeling. Readers will find foundations of network theory, methods for inferring and visualizing networks from omics and imaging data, and case studies showing how network structure shapes function, dynamics, robustness, and evolution. The collection includes textbooks, research monographs, and accessible overviews with applications in systems biology, network medicine, drug discovery, and environmental sustainability. It serves students, researchers, and curious readers seeking to understand biology as a web of interactions.

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