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Quantum transport is strongly influenced by interference with phase relationsthat depend sensitively on the scattering medium. Since even small changes inthe geometry of the medium can turn constructive interference to destructive, aclear relation between structure and fast, efficient transport is difficult toidentify. Here we present a complex network analysis of quantum transportthrough disordered systems to elucidate the relationship between transportefficiency and structural organization. Evidence is provided for the emergenceof structural classes with different geometries but similar high efficiency.Specifically, a structural motif characterised by pair sites which are notactively participating to the dynamics renders transport properties robustagainst perturbations. Our results pave the way for a systematicrationalization of the design principles behind highly efficient transportwhich is of paramount importance for technological applications as well as toaddress transport robustness in natural light harvesting complexes.

Structure-dynamics relationship in coherent transport through disordered systems