Emergence, an interdisciplinary perspective
A conference exploring the concept of emergent phenomena in time series across different disciplines, from the earth sciences to the social sciences. This event will be led by Paul Burns… Read more »
A conference exploring the concept of emergent phenomena in time series across different disciplines, from the earth sciences to the social sciences. This event will be led by Paul Burns… Read more »
An interview series with Jean Boulton and Mark Hardman discussing ‘Complexity in the Social World’. The interviews are freely available here https://www.youtube.com/@nonlinearandcomplexphysics280/videos. Watch the most recent recording of the event… Read more »
Co-organised by Finn Box from the University of Manchester, this event will be held in 2025 (details to follow).
This workshop will be led by Finn Box from the University of Manchester in 2025 (details to follow).
This impactful graduate school programme, led by Pietro Cicuta (Cambridge) & Teuta Pilizota (Edinburgh), focuses on experimental physics, with topics covered amenable to low-cost benchtop-scale investigation. For example, soft matter and… Read more »
The “Statistical Physics of Cognition” workshop, led by Fernando De Andraca, aims to bring together a diverse group of experts — including theoreticians, experimentalists, modellers, and data analysts — to… Read more »
An evening event to explore a processual view of complexity theory, building on the new book by Jean Boulton, The Dao of Complexity (published by De Gruyter, 2024). Jean, in… Read more »
The co-evolution of our climate with interacting systems (such as the biosphere) is a good example of a complex nonlinear system, which is a challenge to understand and predict. Climate… Read more »
https://www.iop.org/events/culture-and-naming-si-units Have you ever thought about why measuring standards are useful? We have units of measure that are convenient (the tea spoon, a pint, the cm) fundamental constants (the speed… Read more »
The Nobel Prize in Physics 2021 was awarded “for groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of complex systems” with one half jointly to Syukuro Manabe and Klaus Hasselmann “for the physical… Read more »