FRCCS 2021

FRCCS 2021 is the first edition of the French Regional Conference on Complex Systems. It aims at bringing together the French scientific community working in complex systems. It intends to federate the French community before the Conference on Complex Systems (CSS2021) to be held in Lyon October 25- 29, 2021.

The Second Workshop on Stochastic Thermodynamics (WOST II).

The Second Workshop on Stochastic Thermodynamics (WOST II).

COMPLEXIS 2021

COMPLEXIS – The International Conference on Complexity

NERCCS 2021: Fourth Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems

NERCCS 2021: The Fourth Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems

Ninth International Conference on Complex Networks & Their Applications

The International Conference on Complex Networks and their Applications aims at bringing together researchers from different scientific communities working on areas related to complex networks. Two types of contributions are welcome: theoretical developments arising from practical problems, and case studies where methodologies are applied. Both contributions are aimed at stimulating the interaction between theoreticians and practitioners.

Conference on Complex Systems 2020

Complexity, understood as the emergence of new macro properties from the interactions of basic components, is a pervasive characteristic in natural, artificial and social systems. The Conference on Complex Systems (CCS) is the biggest and most important annual meeting of the international complex systems community. It comes under the auspices of the Complex Systems Society. This edition, after successful events in Singapore , Thessaloniki (Greece) , Cancun (Mexico) and Amsterdam (Netherlands), will take place in the Mediterranean island of Mallorca, Spain, organized by IFISC (CSIC-UIB).

Stochastic Models and Experiments in Ecology and Biology - SMEEB 2020

SMEEB 2020 conference will be held in Venice, September 21-24, 2020, at the European Center of Living Technology (ECLT). The aim of the workshop is to bring together scientists with different backgrounds (mathematics, biology, physics and computing) interested in microbial ecology and evolutionary biology (both theory and experiments). We will discuss important and recent research topics in these areas as well as methods and ideas. Topics will include stochastic population dynamics, quantitative and systemic biology, community ecology of microbes, statistical mechanics models in ecology, evolution in microbial communities, biodiversity coexistence and species interactions. The style of the workshop will purposely be informal to encourage discussions. Invited Speakers(*tbc): Otto X. Cordero, Eric Dykeman, Daniel Fisher, Nigel Goldenfeld*, Susan Holmes*, Terry Hwa, Eleni Katifori, David Nelson, Derek Tittensor, Amandine Veber. The call of abstracts for contributed talks will close on May 24, 2020 (EasyChair submission link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=smeeb2020 ). Please bring this announcement to the attention of anyone who may be interested, especially students and post-docs who are not in this mailing list. There are 2 registration fee waivers for Ph.Ds / young Post-docs. Look in the website for all info. The attendance fee of the workshop will be 200 Euro, which includes coffee breaks and workshop material. However, owing to the current Covid-19 epidemic, the payment is not open at the moment. Once the workshop will eventually be confirmed, we will open the payment link and contact those who have pre-registered or submitted an abstract for the final registration.

Ghent Summer of DANS 2020

The Complex Systems Institute (www.csi.ugent.be) at Ghent University invites you to the Ghent Summer School in Data and Network Science with a focus on socio-economic problems. The school will have a dynamic mix of theory, research seminars and computer labs, plus allocated time to develop a coached data science team project. You will also have an opportunity to present your own research in a lightning talk. The school will cover the fundamentals of data and network science, spatial data science, financial networks, and game theory on social networks.

CES Summer School: Sustainable development, complexity and change: thinking and practices for the SDG and others

This Summer School is based in a logic of deep interdisciplinarity, oriented towards promoting productive, collaborative, critical and creative dialogues between different disciplines and modes of thinking, between theory and research and the practices that “in the real world” enact and realise, critique or present alternative or complementary proposals to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). An insufficient recognition of the complexity of the problems that sustain the SDG and the realities they aim to dress, as well as of the need to develop modes of thinking and practices congruent with such complexity, may prevent or limit te success of this new agenda, even leading, in unpredictable ways to the configurations of new, more or less preferred or unwanted realities. This Summer School aims to stimulate the discussion around the SDG, guided by critical, alternative and complementary views. We invite academics, activists, intervenors, educators and whoever more is interested in participating in the co-construction of new ways of thinking and action that inform the pursue of sustainable and desirable alternatives for the place of humanity.

VII Mediterranean School of Complex Networks 2020

We call for applications to the 7th Mediterranean School of Complex Networks to be held in Salina Island, Italy. The aim is to provide a theoretical background to students (Master, PhD) and young researchers in the field, with particular attention to current trends in Network Science. There are also opportunities for financial support, with two scholarships sponsored by the Complex Systems Society. Important dates: 31 March 2020 Early registration deadline (no payment needed at this stage) 15 April 2020 Notification of Acceptance 15 May 2020 Registration deadline (payment needed) 5-12 Sep 2020 Summer School Website for details about previous editions, preliminary program, scientific committee and speakers: http://mediterraneanschoolcomplex.net/ School directors: Manlio De Domenico and Alex Arenas

Global Sustainability Summer School-Santa Fe Institute

The SFI Global Sustainability Summer School (GSSS) provides an intensive two-week program on the leading role of cities as complex systems driving the global sustainability transition.

Tenth International Conference on Complex Systems (ICCS2020)

The International Conference on Complex Systems is a unique interdisciplinary forum that unifies and bridges the traditional domains of science and a multitude of real world systems. Participants will contribute and be exposed to mind expanding concepts and methods from across the diverse field of complex systems science. The conference will be held July 26-31, 2020, in Nashua, NH, USA.

6th International Conference on Computational Social Science (IC2S2): Call For Papers

IC2S2 solicits abstracts from researchers in the social sciences with a clear component of computation, simulation or data analysis or data science. This includes for example sociology, psychology, communication science, anthropology, media studies, political science, public health, and economics. In addition, contributions from computer science, data science, and computational science with real-world applications in the social sciences or related fields, are welcome. We emphatically welcome abstracts that try to integrate both components. This is not limited to empirical studies; more general theoretical contributions are also welcome.

NetSci2020

NetSci 2020 is the flagship conference of the Network Science Society, which aims to bring together leading researchers and practitioners working in the emerging research area of network science.

Complexity72h Workshop

Complexity72h is an interdisciplinary workshop whose aim is to bring together young researchers from different fields of complex systems and complex networks. Participants form teams and carry out projects in a three days' time, i.e. 72 hours. The goal of each team is to upload on the arXiv a report of their work by the end of the event.

Graduate Workshop in Computational Social Science

The Santa Fe Institute is pleased to announce the 26th annual Graduate Workshop in Computational Social Science, June 21 - July 3, 2020 in Santa Fe. The workshop will bring together a group of advanced graduate students and a small faculty for an intensive two-week study of computational social science. The workshop will consist of lectures and seminars by Santa Fe Institute faculty and presentations of work in progress by graduate student participants.

Complex networks: theory, methods, and applications (6th edition)

The school “Complex Networks: Theory, Methods, and Applications” offers a succinct education in network science. It is open to all aspiring scholars in any area of science or engineering who wish to study networks of any kind (whether theoretical or applied), and it is especially addressed to doctoral students and young postdoctoral scholars. The aim of the school is to deepen into both theoretical developments and applications in targeted fields.

Econophysics – Colloquium 2020

Econophysics Colloquium is an annual meeting on Econophysics that brings together physicists, economists and practitioners to discuss statistical methods, quantitative measures, modeling approaches, numerical simulations and non-conventional data mining methods applied to financial and socioeconomic systems.

COMPLEXIS 2020

5th International Conference on Complexity, Future Information Systems and Risk (COMPLEXIS 2020) Prague, Czech Republic. May 8 - 9, 2020

22) COMPLEX SYSTEMS IN SOCIAL RESEARCH in XLII International Congress of Americanism

This session aims to explain the social dynamics from the perspective and formalisation of complex systems, to the extent that they allow the creation of a transdisciplinary and integrative theory of different knowledge; using methods that identify variables in configuration spaces that can be modelled. These models allow to clarify invisible interdependencies in the first instance, and allow the construction of new research hypotheses using Mathematics and Physics, aided by computational techniques. In this context, it is pertinent to discuss whether by formalising complexity it will identify different knowledge from what we would obtain with cause specifications and lineal effects; considering the possibility to reflect on how connexions can be found the complex systems of the American continent, so far absent, formalising, in this way, holistic thoughts. We propose in this session that the participants present researches based on the Sciences of Complexity, enriching this area of ​​research with their experiences.

NERCCS 2020: Third Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems

NERCCS 2020: The Third Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems will follow the success of NERCCS 2019 and NERCCS 2018 to promote the emerging venue of interdisciplinary scholarly exchange for complex systems researchers in the Northeast U.S. region to share their research outcomes through presentations and post-conference online publications, network with their peers in the region, and promote inter-campus collaboration and the growth of the research community. NERCCS will particularly focus on facilitating the professional growth of early career faculty, postdocs, and students in the region who will likely play a leading role in the field of complex systems science and engineering in the coming years. The conference will be held at UB's Medical Campus in Downtown Buffalo, which is within driving distance from all major urban areas in the U.S. Northeast region.

CompleNet 2020

CompleNet is an international conference on complex networks that brings together researchers and practitioners from diverse disciplines—from sociology, biology, physics, and computer science—who share a passion to better understand the interdependencies within and across systems. CompleNet is a venue to discuss ideas and findings about all types networks, from biological, to technological, to informational and social. It is this interdisciplinary nature of complex networks that CompleNet aims to explore and celebrate.

Thematic Month on Mathematics Issues in Biology

This residential month is along the lines of former sessions organized at CIRM each February since 2001 by a group of Marseille researchers. In February 2020, the members of the Institute of Mathematics of Marseille involved in collaborations with biologists propose to gather researchers from around the world, at CIRM, around the theme of Mathematical Biology. The interplay between mathematics and biology has developed rapidly since the last decades of the 20th century, both in France and in all developed countries. Progress in biological science requires mathematical modeling, while the increased quantity of available data makes it possible to compare models with reality, and requires a lot of statistics. This is true at all levels of life. The evolution of species, their interactions among themselves and with their environment, ecology and the condition for maintenance of biodiversity are major fields where biologists, mathematicians and statisticians interact. Furthermore, emerging epidemics (such as AIDS, H1N1, EBOLA, etc.) and the development of antibiotic resistance call for progress in the mathematical modeling of epidemics, and in the interplay between their dynamics and the evolution of viruses.

COMPLEX NETWORKS 2019 The 8th International Conference on Complex Networks & their Applications

The International Conference on Complex Networks and their Applications aims at bringing together researchers from different scientific communities working on areas related to networks. Two types of contributions are welcome: theoretical developments arising from practical problems, and case studies where methodologies are applied. Both contributions are aimed at stimulating the interaction between theoreticians and practitioners.

In Memory of Murray Gell-Mann, Nonlinear Science Working Group 19th International Symposium on "Disordered Systems: Theory and Its Applications" (DSS2019)

The Nonlinear Science Working Group 19th International Symposium on "Disordered Systems: Theory and Its Applications" (DSS2019) has been dedicated to commemorate Murray Gell-Mann.

First TOFFEe workshop on online disinformation

TOFFEe - https://toffee.imtlucca.it/ - is an interdisciplinary research project funded by IMT School For Advanced Studies Lucca. The project ambition is to overcome some of the limitations of existing social platforms, which often dedicate little attention to trustworthy interactions among peers and to reliability of information. The aim of the project is to increase people's confidence on the data they get and who they follow, while minimising the risk of exposure to fake information and malicious actions. As part of the dissemination activities of the project, on October 24th and 25th, 2019, we organise an international workshop where different approaches and techniques will be presented.

Complex-Space 2019 -- CCS2019 Satellite on Analysis and modelling of spatial complex spatial systems

Submissions are invited to Complex-Space 2019 -- CCS2019 Satelline on Analysis and modelling of complex spatial systems

CCS2019

Since 2004, the Conference on Complex Systems organized by the CSS, is the most important annual meeting for the complex systems research community. Until 2014, it was the European Conference on Complex Systems. In 2015, it became CCS with its first "global" edition in the USA. Since then, CCS has been organized in 2016 in Amsterdam, in 2017 in Cancun, Mexico, and in 2018, in Thessaloniki, Greece. In 2019, CCS2019 will be organized in Singapore, for its first edition in Asia.

Complex Systems and Statistical Physics Sessions at FISMAT

Special sessions on "Complex Systems, Complex Networks and Interdisciplinary Applications of Statistical Mechanics" will be held inside FISMAT conference in Catania (Sicily, Italy) from 30 september to 4 october. Submission deadline: 3 June 2019

School of Complex Systems and Big Data: Ethical Implications for Self-Organized Cognition

The School of Complex Systems and Big Data: Ethical Implications for Self-Organized Cognition aims at discussing ethical and epistemological implications of the use of Big Data Analytics for self-organized cognition and action, from the perspective of the Complex Systems paradigm.

Summer school in Computational and Theoretical Models in Neuroscience

Approaches and techniques from Physics, Mathematics and Computational Science are increasingly becoming critical for understanding and modelling the brain, and also for designing and interpreting experiments. Modeling is an essential tool to cut through the vast complexity of neurobiological systems and their many interacting elements. The course teaches the central ideas, methods, and practices of modern computational neuroscience through a combination of lectures, seminars and Tutorials project work. Students will also work on research projects in teams of 3-4 people under close supervision of expert tutors and faculty. Research projects are proposed by faculty before the course, and include data analyses and the development of theories to explain experimental observations.

IX GEFENOL Summer School on Statistical Physics of Complex Systems

Statistical Physics is firmly established as one on the pillars of modern physics. It provides the theoretical framework to describe the behaviour of physical systems that have a large number of degrees of freedom. It has evolved into a solid body of knowledge that provides understanding of thermodynamics, collective phenomena, and macroscopic behaviour of many-body interacting systems as a whole. The mathematical tools developed by Statistical Physics together with the Theory of Dynamical Systems are of key importance to our understanding of Complex Systems, which are characterized by the emergent and collective phenomena of many interacting units. While the basic body of knowledge of Statistical Physics and Dynamical Systems is well described in textbooks at undergraduate or master level, the applications to open problems in the context of Complex Systems are well beyond the scope of typical textbooks. Aiming at bridging this gap the Topical Group on Statistical and Non Linear Physics ( GEFENOL) of the Spanish Royal Physical Society is promoting the Summer School on Statistical Physics of Complex Systems series, open to Master and PhD students and young postdocs world-wide.

Mediterranean School on complex networks

In the last decade, network theory has been revealed to be a perfect instrument to model the structure of complex systems and the dynamical process they are involved into. The wide variety of applications to social sciences, technological networks, biology, transportation and economic, to cite just only some of them, showed that network theory is suitable to provide new insights into many problems. Given the success of the Fifth Edition in 2018 of the Mediterranean School of Complex Networks, we call for applications to the Sixth Edition in 2019.

Latin American Conference on Complex Networks - LANET 2019

The aim of LANET is to provide a forum to join all scientists who are somehow related to the research on Network Science in Latin America. The rapid growth of the field of Network Science in the last two decades has manifested in the form of schools, workshops, and conferences in Latin America. However, the creation of LANET as a stable and periodic forum devoted to Network Science will further spur the formation of research groups interested in the field and help to establish it as a discipline across Latin American Universities and Research Institutions.

Second International Summer Institute on Network Physiology (ISINP-2019)

The Second International Summer Institute on Network Physiology (ISINP), to be held 28 July – 02 August 2019 in Como, Italy, will focus on this emerging field. It will lay the foundation of a new conceptual framework to study network interactions among diverse organ systems and sub-systems as a hallmark of physiologic state and function.

Lake Como School on Advances in Complex Systems: from Ecology to Economics

This is the third school on Advances in Complex Systems. The first edition of the school took place in the summer of 2015 and the second edition in the summer of 2017. The scope of the school series is to present recent advances in complex systems discussing applications of statistical mechanics of non-equilibrium and disordered systems, theories of complex networks and other stochastic systems to different topics in materials science, social sciences, biology and biomedical research. The broad choice of interdisciplinary topics is designed to expose the students to some of the multiple facets of complex systems theory. The 2019 edition of the school will focus on inderdisciplinary and quantitative approaches that span from ecology to economics. The school is open to 40 graduate students and postdoctoral fellows working in complex systems and related fields. See also enclosed document.

Summer School Series on Methods for Computational Social Science

The third summer school of this series will focus on methods for analyzing multimedia data (e.g. computer vision methods, spatial and temporal analysis of urban spaces via multimedia content analysis, spreading and mutation models for multimedia content). We have invited outstanding speakers from different disciplines that will teach different methods and show how multimedia data can be used to answer interesting research questions that are relevant for the social sciences and gain insights into cultural phenomena like social orientation and its expression for instance in urban spaces, images and art. Students will conduct small projects in which they will apply the newly learned methods and will be supervised by the invited speakers.

Lipari School on Computational Complex and Social Systems

This summer school will provide opportunities to collect experience with modern data analysis, in particular Big Data analytics. This includes subjects to mine data in the Internet of Things. Our main and special guest lectures, which are recognized authorities in such a field, will address such a scope focusing on algorithms, computational models and practical results.

IC2S2

IC2S2 brings together researchers in computational science, complexity, and social science, and provides a platform for new work in the field of computational social science. Contributed abstracts are presented orally in parallel thematic sessions or as posters at the three day conference, which takes place at the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands from July 18 to 20.

Symposium on Complex Systems. Zaragoza, 17-18 July 2019.

The symposium aims to cover all those fields of Complex Systems science including Complex Networks, Biophysics, Econophysics, Sociophysics, Technological and Communication Networks, Big Data and so on, by bringing together researchers interested in Complexity. The Symposium will take place on 17-18 July 2019 and will include oral presentations selected from the abstracts received and poster sessions. All topics that fit within Complex Systems are welcome to the symposium.

LML SUMMER SCHOOL 2019

LML is pleased to announce its 2019 Summer School. This will be held at the Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) in Trieste, Italy from Monday 8th July to Friday 2nd August 2019. Applications are now open.

Summer school: Data Science and Epidemic Models

This international summer school aims at presenting state-of-the art techniques to exploit the available data to improve our understanding of epidemic dynamics and spread.

First Italian Regional Conference on Complex Systems

The First Italian Regional Conference on Complex Systems is the flagship event of CSS/Italy to promote the dissemination of Complexity Science and interdisciplinary scholarly exchange for complex systems researchers and practitioners in Italy.

The 24th annual Workshop on the Economic Science with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents

The 24th annual Workshop on the Economic Science with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents (WEHIA) will be held at City, University of London, UK, from June 24 to June 26, 2019. Deadline for submission of extended abstracts: 28 February 2019.

SPHINx19 conference and hackathon

The SPHINx19 conference and hackathon that will take place in Paris, France, from 24 to 26 June 2019. The first two days will be dedicated to the conference, focusing on the dynamic modelling of pathogen spread in healthcare settings. We aim at proposing an attractive program combining invited and contributed talks and posters. The 1-day hackathon will take place on June 26.

2nd Workshop Complexity72h

After the successful edition of 2018, we are glad to announce the 2nd Complexity72h on 17-21 June 2019 at IMT Lucca.

From data to biology and back

The CENTURI summer school is aimed at students from Masters of Science and engineering schools with backgrounds in physics, mathematics and computational sciences who are interested in applying their skills towards problems in biology. The summer school, entitled “From data to biology and back”, will introduce major open questions in systems biology. It will address those questions through the use of state-of–the-art techniques for analyzing and modelling data sets, via hands-on projects.

Summer School: Courses in Complexity

Gain new insights that reframe your thinking, specific tools to advance current projects, and perspectives to set new directions. The NECSI Winter School offers two intensive week-long courses on complexity science: modeling and networks, and data analytics. You may register for any of the weeks.

NetSci2019

NetSci2019 is the flagship conference of the Network Science Society. It aims to bring together leading researchers and practitioners working in the emerging area of network science. The conference fosters interdisciplinary communication and collaboration in network science research across computer and information sciences, physics, mathematics, statistics, the life sciences, neuroscience, environmental sciences, social sciences, finance and business, arts and design.

Spring School COMPLEX NETWORKS: THEORY, METHODS, AND APPLICATIONS (5th edition)

The school "Complex Networks: Theory, Methods, and Applications" offers a succinct education in network science. It is open to all aspiring scholars in any area of science or engineering who wish to study networks of any kind (whether theoretical or applied), and it is especially addressed to doctoral students and young postdoctoral scholars. The aim of the school is to deepen into both theoretical developments and applications in targeted fields.

MABS 2019

The Multi-Agent-Based Simulation (MABS) workshop is the twentieth of a series that began in 1998 (http://www.pcs.usp.br/~mabs/). Its scientific focus lies in the confluence of social sciences and multi-agent systems, with a strong application/empirical vein, and its emphasis is stressed on (i) exploratory agent based simulation as a principled way of undertaking scientific research in the social sciences and (ii) using social theories as an inspiration to new frameworks and developments in multi-agent systems.

CRITICAL AND COLLECTIVE EFFECTS IN GRAPHS AND NETWORKS - 2019

In the spirit of past CCEGN workshops, the workshop "Critical and Collective Effects in Graphs and Networks - 2019" (CCEGN-2019) continues to explore the topics at the interface between network science, statistical physics, and random graphs. The CCEGN-2019 will bring together top researchers working in these areas. The workshop aims at facilitating the transfer of ideas, insights and interdisciplinary approaches to tackle new and exciting problems in random graphs and real networks.

COMPLEXIS 2019

COMPLEXIS – The International Conference on Complexity, Future Information Systems and Risk, aims at becoming a yearly meeting place for presenting and discussing innovative views on all aspects of Complex Information Systems, in different areas such as Informatics, Telecommunications, Computational Intelligence, Biology, Biomedical Engineering and Social Sciences.

NERCCS 2019: Second Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems

NERCCS 2019: The Second Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems will follow the success of the previous inaugural NERCCS to promote the emerging venue of interdisciplinary scholarly exchange for complex systems researchers in the Northeast U.S. region to share their research outcomes through presentations and post-conference online publications, network with their peers in the region, and promote inter-campus collaboration and the growth of the research community.

Emergence - Second International TRANSIT workshop on Cross-disciplinary Research

The Second International TRANSIT workshop on Cross-disciplinary Research (TWCR 2019) will be held in York, UK, 27-28 March 2019. It is hosted by the York Cross-disciplinary Centre for Systems Analysis and the University of York. Emergence is a term used to describe system-level collective properties and behaviours that cannot be reduced to specific properties of their individual components. From Aristotle’s “the whole is something besides the parts” to Anderson’s “More is different”, emergence captures the existence of an overall unity separate from its constituents. Emergence is a broad concept, occurring across systems comprising physical, technological, neural, biological, or social components. From physics to philosophy, from biology to art, from engineering to neuroscience, emergent properties abound, yet there remains little agreement on a formal definition of emergence, ways to analyse it, or ways to achieve it.

Winter Workshop on Complex Systems 2019

The Winter Workshop on Complex Systems gathers young researchers from all over the world for discussing and working on complexity science. The main goal of the event is to engage participants in novel research projects on which they work extensively during the workshop. Additionally, the event will provide four world class scientists who will not only give lectures but also advise project teams.

Online winter school on spectral methods in complex systems

Applications of spectral methods in complex systems: from graph theory to random matrices. The school provides a technical background for the application of spectral methods for future researchers and practitioners.

COMPLEX NETWORKS 2018: The Seventh International Conference on Complex Networks & Their Applications

The International Conference on Complex Networks and their Applications aims at bringing together researchers from different scientific communities working on areas related to complex networks. Speakers: Vittoria Colizza Inserm, France Aristides Gionis Aalto University, Finland Heather Harrington University of Oxford, UK Sune Lehmann Technical University of Denmark, Denmark Hernan Makse City College of New York, USA Romualdo Pastor-Satorras Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain Markus Strohmaier RWTH Aachen University, Germany Donald Towsley UMass Amherst, USA Tutorials: December 10, 2018 Jesús Gómez-Gardeñes Univesity of Saragoza, Spain Silvio Lattanzi Google Zurich, Switzerland Two types of contributions are welcome: • Full papers published in the proceedings edited by Springer • Extended Abstracts published in the Book of Abstracts (with ISBN) • Extended versions will be invited in Journals special issues: o Computational Social Networks edited by Springer o Applied Network Science edited by Springer o Online Social Networks and Media edited by Elsevier

◦Working With Complexity – The EMK Method - 29 Oct 2018 to 9 Nov 2018.

A two-week practical course on the EMK Complexity Methodology at Schumacher College, Devon, UK Join Professor Eve Mitleton-Kelly from the London School of Economics (LSE) and Cambridge University, for this two-week training in addressing complex organisational, societal and global issues. Eve has worked for over 20 years in both the public and private sectors, advised the United Nations, European Commission, five government administrations and many organisations in the EMK Complexity Methodology for working with complex problems. This is a rare residential opportunity to train with her.

The 5th IEEE International Conference on Data Science and Advanced Analytics

The IEEE International Conference on Data Science and Advanced Analytics (DSAA) aims to be the flagship annual meeting spanning the interdisciplinary field of Data Science. DSAA focuses on the science of data science, as well as the implications of the science for applications to industry, government, and society. From the science side, DSAA spans all of the component fields of data science, including statistics, probabilistic and mathematical modeling, machine learning, data mining and knowledge discovery, complexity science, network science, business analytics, data management, infrastructure and storage, retrieval and search, security, privacy and ethics. From the applications side, DSAA aims both to show researchers important problems and issues that are revealed by real applications, and to show practitioners and users how the science can be applied to realize value. DSAA is intended to reflect the interdisciplinary nature of data science and analytics, as an alternative to the highly specialized disciplinary conferences.

CCS2018

Since 2004, the Conference on Complex Systems organized by the CSS, is the most important annual meeting for the complex systems research community. Until 2014, it was the European Conference on Complex Systems. In 2015, it became CCS with its first "global" edition in the USA. In 2016, CCS came back to Europe and took place in Amsterdam, Netherlands. In 2017, CCS was organized in Cancun, Mexico, for its first edition in Latin America. In 2018, CCS2018 will be organized in Thessaloniki, Greece, by Panos Argyrakis and will take place on Sept. 23-28.

9th International Conference on Complex Systems - ICCS 2018

The International Conference on Complex Systems is a unique interdisciplinary forum that unifies and bridges the traditional domains of science and a multitude of real world systems. Participants will contribute and be exposed to mind expanding concepts and methods from across the diverse field of complex systems science. The conference will be held July 22-27, 2018, in Cambridge, MA, USA. Special Topic - Artificial Intelligence: This year’s conference will include a day on AI, including its development and potential future. This session will be chaired by Iyad Rahwan of MIT's Media Lab.

II School on New Trends in Statistical Physics

The second edition of this school wants to attract PhD Students and practitioners to the exciting field of Modern Statistical Physics. The School will be organized in the Island of Lipari from 17 to 18 July 2018 Lectures will be on SPIN GLASS, BRAIN and FINANCIAL NETWORKS, BLOCKCHAIN, SOCIOPHYSICS by Angelo Bifone (IIT – Rovereto, Italy), Raffaella Burioni (Università di Parma, Italy) Lucilla De Arcangelis (Università di Napoli II, Italy) Paolo De Los Rios (EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland) Andrea Gabrielli (ISC-CNR Rome) Introduction to Networks Luca Leuzzi (CNR Rome) Organising Committee G. Caldarelli, G. Cimini, F. Saracco TO REGISTER write to Guido.Caldarelli@imtlucca.it

International school on Computational Social Science and Complex Systems

The Enrico Fermi Schools are a highly prestigious series of summer schools of the Italian Physical Society with a tradition of more than 60 years and with many Nobel laureates as lecturers (https://www.sif.it/attivita/scuola_fermi/). The International Schools devote special care in planning the program and produces proceedings of the school that have become classics. Recently an increasing number of interdisciplinary topics have been selected and our school fits into this trend. Our school will consider complex systems of social and economic origin by teaching and discussing concepts and topics of computational social science and econophysics. These are fields, where physicists, computer scientists, sociologists and economists join efforts to understand the laws governing the complex system of human interactions.

Biological Aging from the Perspective of Physics, Information Science and Life Sciences

The conference, which will take place at Jacobs University Bremen from July 16-20 2018, is aimed at exploring the impact that fundamental physics principles have on biological aging at the genetic, cellular and neuronal level. Such principles include the ubiquitous trade-off between cost and precision in information processing, the finiteness of resources like energy over a finite period of time, and the induced error accumulation that is observed in different manifestations of aging. We will also confront aspects of material aging with biological aging and consider universal aspects between its very different manifestations. No specific background knowledge on biological aging is required to get to know about novel perspectives from which to consider this familiar phenomenon in its many disguises.

24th Annual International Workshop on Cellular Automata (CAs) and Discrete Complex Systems (DCSs) AUTOMATA 2018

Catalysed by the growing data availability and the ever rising computing power, the advents of CAs and DCSs are becoming increasingly appreciated in many fields of computer science, and the environmental, physical and biological sciences. This follows from their intrinsic simplicity while nonetheless allowing to describe complex environmental, physical and biological processes, as opposed to more established modelling paradigms. For these reasons, they are used used extensively in population biology, geography, materials science, and so on. It is a dynamic field in both theory and applications. The purpose of this conference is to highlight the major advances in the field and the development of new tools, to support the development of theory and applications of CA and DCS and to identify and study within an inter- and multidisciplinary context, the important fundamental aspects, concepts, notions and problems concerning CA and DCS.

10th INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON INFORMATION, KNOWLEDGE AND ACTION - Information, Knowledge, Autonomous Action and Big Data: Continuity or Revolution?

The rapid development of informational technologies has provoked a wide debate in the academic community concerning their influence in human autonomous action, generating controversies in the areas of Epistemology, Philosophy of Information, Ethics, Science of Information and Cognitive Science, among others. One of the reasons for controversies concerns the positive and negative aspects incurring from interactions, registrations and manipulations of the information made available by ubiquitous computing (acting uninterruptedly through cameras, mobile phones, credit cards, various kinds of sensors, etc.), in databases on traces left in the networks of activities of individuals and social and political organizations. In the tenth version of EIICA, controversial questions about the relation between Information, Knowledge, Autonomous Action and Big Data will be discussed. An emphasis will be given to the theme of the apparent change of paradigm in philosophy and science in the 21th century, which would already be happening through replacements of causal explanations of events by explanations through massive data correlations (Big Data). Such change would supposedly be altering not only our worldview but also knowledge production and organization via Big Data. Such debate will serve as a common thread to the reflection on the continuity or revolution in philosophy and science, from questions on privacy, mechanicism and autonomous (individual and collective) action. To the discussion of such subjects, were invited renowned national and international scholars in the area.

NetSci 2018

NetSci 2018, the flagship conference of the Network Science Society, aims to bring together leading researchers and practitioners working in the emerging area of network science. The conference fosters interdisciplinary communication and collaboration in network science research across computer and information sciences, physics, mathematics, statistics, the life sciences, neuroscience, environmental sciences, social sciences, finance and business, arts and design.

ECC15 | Madrid 2018

The 15th Experimental Chaos and Complexity Conference is a biennial event that, since its first edition in 1991 in Crystal City (USA) has been held alternatively in European and American cities. This year will be held in Madrid, Spain, on June 4-7, 2018, organized by the Rey Juan Carlos University. It is a highly interdisciplinary conference, spanning classical nonlinear systems such as hydrodynamics, electronics, optical and electronic chaotic and pattern forming systems, complex networks, but also including biological, medical and sometimes even social science topics. The aim of the conference is to highlight experiments and experimental challenges on nonlinear science, although the conference attracts many theorists and mathematicians providing a theoretical framework to observations or new methods for analyzing data in this generation of Big Data engineering analysis. We encourage the participation of the nonlinear and complex systems community wishing to share their recent experimental findings about nonlinear dynamics in: Brain and neurons, optics and lasers, electronic networks, social science and transportation systems, data science, machine learning and cyber security, granular media and active matter, climate and earth, fluids & plasma, ecological systems and evolution, experimental game theory, systems biology, cardiac waves and tumor growth, and chemical systems, or any other topic related with the general scope of the conference.

Workshop Complexity72h

The workshop Complexity72h is an interdisciplinary event whose aim is to bring together young researchers from different fields of complex systems. Inspired by the 72h Hours of Science, participants will form working groups aimed at carrying out a project in a three-day time, i.e. 72 hours. Each group's goal is to upload on the arXiv a report of their work by the end of the event. A team of tutors will propose the projects, and assist and guide each group in developing their project. Alongside teamwork, participants will attend lectures from scientists coming from different fields of complex systems, and applied workshops.

Second international conference on exaptation and inverse question-driven innovation

The origin of new science and technology in highly connected eco-systems and the quest for a higher scientific and technological creativity

Complexity and Policy Studies (CAPS)

CAPS 2018 is the second International Conference on Complexity and Policy Studies.

NERCCS 2018: First Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems

NERCCS 2018: The First Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems aims to establish a venue of interdisciplinary scholarly exchange for complex systems researchers in the Northeast U.S. region to share their research outcomes through presentations and post-conference online publications, network with their peers in the region, and promote inter-campus collaboration and the growth of the research community.

Stochastic Models in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Aim of the workshop is to bring together scientists with different background - biology, physics and mathematics - interested in stochastic models in ecology and evolutionary biology, to discuss issues and exchange ideas. A partial list of topics includes: stochastic population dynamics, branching processes, interacting particle systems and statistical mechanics models in ecology, robustness and adaptability of ecosystems, resilience and criticality of ecological systems, models and prediction of biodiversity, molecular evolution, and neuroscience. The style of the workshop will be rather informal. The idea is to have the opportunity to freely share ideas and discuss. Talks will be organised in different thematic sessions, and we will have both colloquia and more technical presentations.

The International Conference on Guided Self-Organisation (GSO-2018): Information Geometry and Statistical Physics

GSO-2018 is the 9th conference in a bi-annual series on GSO. Recent research is starting to indicate that information geometry, nonequilibrium statistical physics in general, and the thermodynamics of computation in particular, all play a key role in GSO. Accordingly, a particular focus of this conference will be the interplay of those three topics as revealed by their relationship with GSO.

Complenet18

This International Conference on Complex Networks (CompleNet) brings together researchers and practitioners from diverse disciplines working on areas related to complex networks. Over the past two decades we have witnessed an exponential increase in the number of publications and research centers dedicated to this field. From biological systems to computer science, from technical to informational networks, from economic to social systems, complex networks are becoming pervasive for dozens of applications. It is the interdisciplinary nature of complex networks that CompleNet aims to capture and celebrate.

BIFI18 International Conference

The 2018 BIFI International Conference will bring under the same umbrella a wide variety of leading researchers with direct interest in Complexity and Network Science, from Physics to Computer Science, Biology, Social Sciences, Economics, Technological and Communication Networks, Big Data and so on. The Conference will involve important and recognized scientists worldwide who have contributed for decades to pave the way for theoretical research and practical applications of complex systems and network sciences in different areas of knowledge.

How stable are democracies? Complex systems perspectives on modern society

To what extent can the tools of complex systems research be extended from the natural to the social domain? As complex systems perspectives on physics, biology, chemistry, and biochemistry reach increasing maturity, more and more of the big open questions for the field relate to the analysis of complex social systems. One particularly important issue is the robustness of social institutions, in general, and democracy, in particular. What makes a democracy robust? And which processes potentially lead to instability of a democratic system?

COMPLEX NETWORKS 2017 The Sixth International Conference on Complex Networks & their Applications

The International Conference on Complex Networks and their Applications aims at bringing together researchers from different scientific communities working on areas related to complex networks. Two types of contributions are welcome: theoretical developments arising from practical problems, and case studies where methodologies are applied. Both contributions are aimed at stimulating the interaction between theoreticians and practitioners.

Macfang | Mapping Complexity, Foundations and Applications of Network Geometry

The Macfang workshop focuses on the role of space in complex networks. We bring exciting speakers from around the world to foster a leading collaborative view on the emergent field of Network Geometry. A number of topics will be covered, including but not limited to multiplex network geometry, distance-based link prediction, geometric networks at criticality, emerging geometries of evolving networks, and the importance of space in processes such as disease propagation.

LANET'17 1st Latin American Conference on Complex Networks

The aim of LANET is to provide with a forum to join all scientists who are somehow related to the research on Network Science in Latin America. The rapid growth of the field of Network Science in the last two decades has manifested in the form of schools, workshops and conferences in Latin America. However, the creation of LANET as a stable and periodic forum devoted to Network Science will further spur the formation of research groups interested in the field and help to establish it as a discipline across Latin American Universities and Research Institutions. The first edition will be organized by the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (Puebla, México) the days 25-29 September 2017.

CCS2017

The scientific study of complex systems offers a method for understanding how elements interact to give rise to global properties, while at the same time these properties constrain elements. Bringing together scholars and students from all fields, the Conference on Complex Systems will convene in September 17-22, 2017 in Latin America for the first time.

CCS Warm-up IV School on Complex Systems , Sept 15-17, Cancun

The Young Researchers Network on Complex Systems is glad to announce the 4th edition of the CCS Warmup.

UNFOLDING THE DYNAMICS OF CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION

The aim of the conference is to gather scientists from many different disciplines (physics, mathematics, computer science, biology, social sciences, arts, etc.) to address fundamental questions about how people express their creativity and innovate both at the individual and collective levels.

Summer School on Complex Socio-Technical Systems

Complexity Science has a privileged position to largely contribute to the advance of knowledge in social and economic systems. In this context, big data generated by Information Technologies has brought an unprecedented opportunity to explore human interactions and to better understand social and economic systems. Furthermore, the presence of new technologies provides new means of effective interaction among people and triggers the emergence of new social phenomena. The summer school will provide specific training on this new fast developing field addressed to Master and PhD students and to young postdocs.

IV Mediterranean School of Complex Networks

International Summer School on Complex Networks Salina, Sicily 3-8 Sept 2017

SI 2017 - Workshop on Social Influence 2017

The Workshop on Social Influence - SI 2017, co-located with The 2017 IEEE/ACM International Conference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining (ASONAM 2017). This workshop aims to gather researchers studying the phenomenon of social influence in networks and it is indented to be a cross-domain knowledge exchange. That is why we are willing to present the state of the art and current research in this area from different perspectives: computer science, physics, sociology, as well as mathematics or psychology, making this event interdisciplinary. We believe that only by taking the advantage of all the above mentioned fields it is possible to move forward in understanding how this complex system works and how the society may benefit from understanding it better. This workshop aims to gather researchers studying the phenomenon of social influence in networks and it is indented to be a cross-domain knowledge exchange. That is why we are willing to present the state of the art and current research in this area from different perspectives: computer science, physics, sociology, as well as mathematics or psychology, making this event interdisciplinary. We believe that only by taking the advantage of all the above mentioned fields it is possible to move forward in understanding how this complex system works and how the society may benefit from understanding it better.

Summer School Series On Methods for Computational Social Science

The first summer school of this series focuses on methods for capturing, analyzing and modeling digital trace data (e.g., click streams, interaction networks, sequences of user activities). We have invited outstanding keynote speakers and lecturers from different disciplines that will teach different methods and show how digital trace data can be used to answer interesting research questions that are relevant for the social sciences and gain insights into social phenomena like prosocial behavior, consensus or mobility. Students will conduct small projects in which they will apply the newly learned methods and will be supervised by the lecturers.

Beg-Rohu school: Out of Equilibrium Dynamics, Evolution and Genetics

The aim of the school is twofold: providing for the participants a solid and advanced knowledge of main topics in statistical physics and condensed matter, but also giving rise to interactions between confirmed researchers. Ideally, the outcome of each session will be a boost in the research subjects covered by the lectures both because of the excellent training and of the emergence of fruitful interactions between participants. To this aim, each lecture progressively goes from the basics to the current research edge. Lectures and professors are chosen so that the topic of the session is tackled from different points of view; questions and answers sessions are organized in order to foster interactions between students and lecturers.

First International Summer Institute on Network Physiology (ISINP)

The new field of Network Physiology addresses the fundamental question of how physiological systems dynamically interact as a network and integrate their functions across space and time scales to generate health or disease. The First International Summer Institute on Network Physiology (ISINP), to be held 24-29th of July in Como, Italy, will be the inaugural event for this emerging field. It will lay the foundation of a new conceptual framework to study network interactions among diverse organ systems and sub-systems as a hallmark of physiologic state and function. This will be an interactive event with lectures ranging from physics and applied mathematics to neuroscience, physiology and clinical medicine, and will discuss the challenges, current frontiers and future developments in the interdisciplinary field of Network Physiology.

The 3rd Annual International Conference on Computational Social Science

The 3rd Annual International Conference on Computational Social Science (IC2S2 2017) is an interdisciplinary event designed to engage a broad community of researchers – academics, industry experts, open data activists, government agency workers, and think tank analysts – dedicated to advancing social science knowledge through computational methods. IC2S2 2017 affords the opportunity to meet and discuss works in which social systems and dynamics are investigated in a quantitative way through large datasets that are either mined from various sources (e.g. social media, communication systems), or created via controlled experiments or computational modeling. After successful events in Helsinki 2015 and Evanston, IL 2016, the 3rd IC2S2 will take place in Cologne, Germany.

School of Statistical Physics

School on New Trends in StatPhys, organized by G. Caldarelli and G. Kaniadakis

13th Econophysics Colloquium

Econophysics Colloquium is an annual meeting that started in 2005 in Canaberra (Australia). It brings together physicists, economists and practitioners to discuss statistical methods, quantitative measures, modelling, simulations and computation of financial, economic and social systems. This year the conference will be held in Warsaw (Poland) at the University of Warsaw, 5-7 July 2017. We encourage researchers interested in both econophysics and sociophysics to participate and contribute in this highly regarded international event. More information can be found at: www.ec2017.org

Second Lake Como School on Advances in Complex Systems

This is the second school on Advances in Complex Systems. The first edition of the school took place in the summer of 2015 The scope of the school series is to present recent advances in complex systems discussing applications of statistical mechanics of non-equilibrium and disordered systems, theories of complex networks and other stochastic systems to different topics in materials science, social sciences, biology and biomedical research. The broad choice of interdisciplinary topics is designed to expose the students to some of the multiple facets of complex systems theory. The 2017 edition of the school will focus on inderdisciplinary approaches to tissue regeneration, chromatin conformations and telomers, bio-inspired materials, protein aggregation and complex networks in health sciences. The school is open to graduate students and postdoctoral fellows working in complex systems and related fields.

VII GEFENOL Summer School on Statistical Physics of Complex Systems

We are pleased to announce the VII Summer School on Statistical Physics of Complex Systems promoted by the Topical Group on Statistical and Nonlinear Physics (GEFENOL) of the Spanish Physical Society. The School follows the previous successful editions which took place in Palma de Mallorca (2011, 2013, 2014), Benasque (2012), Barcelona (2015) and Pamplona (2016).

NetSci2017

The 2017 NetSci International School and Conference on Network Science will be held in Indianapolis at the JW Marriott Indianapolis from June 19-23. School and Satellites will be held Monday, June 19 and Tuesday, June 20. Conference programming will begin on Wednesday, June 21 and continue through Friday, June 23.

2nd Workshop on Statistical Physics for Financial and Economic Networks

Satellite workshop of the forthcoming International School and Conference on Network Science, NetSci, to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana during 19-23, June 2017. This satellite aims at bringing together scholars active in the field of financial networks analysis to discuss the state-of-the-art of research, identify the most relevant and urgent problems and, possibly, create the occasion for new collaborations. *The scope of coverage includes but is not limited to: * - Statistical physics approach to economic and financial issues - Systemic risk from a complex network perspective - Time-variant economic and financial networks - Multiplex representation of financial systems - Financial data for network representation - Machine learning algorithms for economic and financial systems

Centre For Business Network Analysis Summer School 2017

The Centre for Business Network Analysis at the University of Greenwich, London, is hosting the 5th edition of a Summer School entirely dedicated to research design, data collection, and statistical methods for Social Network Analysis (SNA) of individuals and organisations.

ICCS2017

The International Conference on Computational Science is an annual conference that brings together researchers and scientists from mathematics and computer science as basic computing disciplines, researchers from various application areas who are pioneering computational methods in sciences such as physics, chemistry, life sciences, and engineering, as well as in arts and humanitarian fields, to discuss problems and solutions in the area, to identify new issues, and to shape future directions for research.

Crossroads in Complex Systems

The conference Crossroads in Complex Systems, will take place at IFISC, Mallorca (Spain), 5-8 June 2017, on occasion of the 10th anniversary of IFISC (Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Physics and Complex Systems, UIB-CSIC) . Thematic keynote, invited and contributed talks, a poster session, round-table discussions and a public event will contribute to a rich program. The conference aims to represent a broad spectrum of topics on Complex Systems as wide, at least, as the IFISC range of research lines.

Young Researchers at the Crossroads

The workshop "Young Researchers at the Crossroads" (YRX2017, 2-4 June, Palma de Mallorca) aims to be a warm-up event for young scientists attending to the conference "Crossroads in Complex Systems", which will take place just after the workshop, on occasion of the 10th anniversary of IFISC (Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Physics and Complex Systems, UIB-CSIC). The workshop will offer young researchers from all over the world a space for interaction. The participants will learn cutting-edge methods for scientific communication, exchange their different views on science, present their work, discuss it with their peers, and establish new and exciting ties with other young researchers in complex systems.

Complex networks: theory, methods, and applications

The school “Complex Networks: Theory, Methods, and Applications” offers a succinct education in network science. It is open to all aspiring scholars in any area of science or engineering who wish to study networks of any kind (whether theoretical or applied), and it is especially addressed to doctoral students and young postdoctoral scholars. The aim of the school is to deepen into both theoretical developments and applications in targeted fields.

COMPLEXIS 2017

COMPLEXIS – the International Conference on Complexity, Future Information Systems and Risk, aims at becoming a yearly meeting place for presenting and discussing innovative views on all aspects of Complex Information Systems, in different areas such as Informatics, Telecommunications, Computational Intelligence, Biology, Biomedical Engineering and Social Sciences.

CompleNet2017

This international conference on complex networks (CompleNet) aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners working on areas related to complex networks. In the past two decades we have been witnessing an exponential increase on the number of publications in this field. From biological systems to computer science, from economic to social systems, complex networks are becoming pervasive in many fields of science. It is this interdisciplinary nature of complex networks that CompleNet aims at addressing.

Iméra Workshop "The symphony of modern neuroscience"

Modern neuroscience the integration of mathematical and computational methods to model and understand brain function. It is by definition an interdisciplinary endeavour, and our workshop will reflect this.

International Conference on Synthetic Populations

The first International Conference on Synthetic Populations aims at making the communities of Global System Science and High Performance Computing scientists meet and contribute to the ongoing discussion on the natural common ground of the studies on Synthetic Populations.

Winter Workshop on Complex Systems 2017

The WWCS - Winter Workshop on Complex Systems 2017 is a one-week workshop where young researchers from all over the world gather together to discuss about the latest developments of complexity science and engage into novel research projects. The main goal of the workshop is to foster scientific collaborations on complex systems related challenges. The workshop is at its third edition and this year it will be held at Petnica Science Center (http://psi.petnica.rs/) in Serbia from the 6th to the 10th of February 2017.

Mathematical modeling of complex systems

The second edition of the international conference Mathematical Modelling of Complex Systems will be held at CentraleSupélec (Châtenay Malabry campus) on 14-16 December 2016.

2nd UNamur-UCL Winter School on Networks in Economics and Finance

During the past decade, both academics and policymakers have recognised the importance of studying interconnectedness and complexity. The objective of our winter school and the associated events over this full week of events is to assess recent progress made in the application of networks for modelling economic and financial systems with an emphasis on econometric issues.

The 5th International Workshop on Complex Networks and their Applications

The International Workshop on Complex Networks and their Applications aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners from different science communities working on areas related to complex networks.

Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting

SfN's 46th annual meeting is the premier venue for neuroscientists to present emerging science, learn from experts, collaborate with peers, explore new tools and technologies, and advance careers.

DARS 2016

13th International Symposium on Distributed Autonomous Robotic Systems November 6-9, 2016. Natural History Museum, London, UK

KREYON DAYS 2016

KreyonDays are a unique event of science popularization, entirely devoted to creativity and innovation. It is part of an international research project, funded by the John Templeton Foundation, coordinated by Sapienza Università di Roma, organised in conjunction with The Education Services – Art Workshop run by the Palazzo delle Esposizioni and the Scuderie del Quirinale.

CONTAGION'16: Modeling of disease contagion processes

The events of our recent history have shown that our battle against infectious diseases still faces enormous challenges, notwithstanding the dramatic progresses achieved in medicine and science. New infections continue to (re-)emerge in the World or move to previously unaffected regions (e.g. Zika virus), spreading rapidly into the population and causing serious concerns, considerable health impacts and potentially large economic losses. Our modern, fast, mobile and connected society is highly vulnerable to such phenomena. Transportation systems keep shrinking distances and increasing travel volumes, and urban areas become increasingly denser. Such increased mobility, mixing and interactions facilitate the spread of infectious diseases, raising major public health concerns. Also, the increasing role of social media favor the formation of ecosystems that contribute to the rapid spread of both true and false information about infections-related subjects (e.g., vaccination) that may alter individuals behavior in response to an outbreak.

Robustness, Adaptability and Critical Transitions in Living Systems #2

Half-day Satellite workshop that will be held on the afternoon of the 20th September, during CCS2016 (the annual Complex System Conference, Amsterdam).

DELVE 2016: Digital epidemiology and surveillance

The goal of this workshop is to gather experts from many diverse fields such as physics, computer science, biology, epidemiology, public health, information technologies, social science to explore novel data streams and new technologies for global health threats, identify and discuss strengths and weaknesses in surveillance methods, promote critique and development of already existing surveillance tools and, last but not least, characterise the emerging field of Digital Epidemiology in terms of all the common issues it has with Science of Complexity.

Satellite workshop of CCS 2016 on "Determinants of Creativity and Innovation in Science, Art and Technology"

Kreyon@ccs2016: is a full-day satellite workshop of the 2016 Conference on Complex Systems (http://www.ccs2016.org/), devoted to the investigation of the determinants of creativity and innovation both in biological and social systems. The aim of the workshop is to gather scientists from many different disciplines (physics, mathematics, computer science, biology, social sciences, arts, etc.) to address fundamental questions about how people express their creativity and innovate both at the individual and collective levels. Contributions are welcome covering for instance, though not exclusively, modelling schemes, data sciences approach and experiments. The workshop will be held September 20, 2016 at Beurs Van Berlage, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Applications for short presentations should be done through https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=kreyonccs2016 no later than July the 4th, 2016.

Conference on Complex Systems 2016

The Conference on Complex Systems (CCS) has become a major venue for the Complex Systems Community since it started in 2003. After a successful event in the USA in 2015, we are now back in Europe. CCS 2016 will take place in Amsterdam. It will be the major international conference and event in for complex systems and interdisciplinary science.

CCS Warm-Up - III School on Complex Systems, Sept 16-18, Amsterdam

The Young Researchers Network on Complex Systems and the Southampton Doctoral Training Centre in Complex Systems Simulation are glad to bring to you the 3rd edition of the CCS Warmup.

3rd Mediterranean School of Complex Networks

In the last decade, network theory has been revealed to be a perfect instrument to model the structure of complex systems and the dynamical process they are involved into. The wide variety of applications to social sciences, technological networks, biology, transportation and economic, to cite just only some of them, showed that network theory is suitable to provide new insights into many problems. The Mediterranean School of Complex Networks is a well-established appointment to learn about recent advances in Network Science from leading experts.

SI 2016 - Workshop on Social Influence

The Workshop on Social Influence - SI 2016, co-located with The 2016 IEEE/ACM International Conference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining (ASONAM 2016). This workshop aims to gather researchers studying the phenomenon of social influence in networks and it is indented to be a cross-domain knowledge exchange. That is why we are willing to present the state of the art and current research in this area from different perspectives: computer science, physics, sociology, as well as mathematics or psychology, making this event interdisciplinary. We believe that only by taking the advantage of all the above mentioned fields it is possible to move forward in understanding how this complex system works and how the society may benefit from understanding it better.

StatPhys26

We are very pleased to announce that the 26th IUPAP International conference on Statistical Physics, Statphys 26 will take place in Lyon from July, 18th to 22nd in 2016, following the previous editions: Seoul (2013), Cairns (2010), Genova (2007), Bangalore (2004), Cancun (2001), Paris (1998), Xiamen (1995), Berlin (1992), and Rio de Janeiro (1989).

Statistical Physics of Financial and Economic Networks

Our conference (a satellite meeting to StatPhys26) aims at bringing together researchers (from network theory, economics and finance) and policy makers to discuss about the use of statistical physics for addressing economic and financial problems.

Complex Networks: from Theory to Interdisciplinary Applications

The conference "Complex Networks: from theory to interdisciplinary applications" will take place on July 11-13, 2016 in Marseilles, France, as a satellite meeting to Statphys26 (July 18-22, Lyon, France).

Multidisciplinary applications of Evolutionary Game Theory

Evolutionary game theory joins mathematical concepts of classical game theory with evolutionary principals from biology. The method has been shown to be very fruitful in modelling systems in many different fields, from biology to economy and sociology. Its success lies in two facts: it does not need the assumption of rationality and its solutions offer the whole dynamics of the system, not just its equilibria. Evolutionary game theory is profoundly interdisciplinary and the flow of knowledge between different fields is of crucial importance for its future development and application. The goal of the workshop is to show the state-of-the-art of the field and connect researchers with different backgrounds, from physicists and computer scientists to economists and sociologists and invite them to share ideas and learn from each other. This workshop also aims to introduce the evolutionary game theory to researchers traditionally participating in artificial life meetings in order to instigate the exchange of ideas and methods.

Brain Connectivity Workshop

Brain Connectivity Workshop (BCW) is a well-established workshop series, which has been held annually in Europe, USA, Australia and Asia for the last 14 years. The 15th edition of the BCW will be held in Marseille, France, on June 22th-24th, 2016.

Workshop on Dynamics On and Of Networks

The workshop expects burgeoning multi-disciplinary research contributions that combine methods from computer science, statistical physics, graph signal processing, nonlinear dynamics, epidemiology, econometrics and social network theory, to study common problems in systems exhibiting a complex network structure (e.g., biological systems, linguistic systems, social systems and various other man-made systems like the Internet, WWW, peer-to-peer systems etc.). The workshop will particularly promote research contributions on dynamical networks and dynamics on networks. Accordingly, one of the major goals of the workshop is to bring together different research areas (and their corresponding communities): network science, mathematics, computer science, signal processing and epidemiology.

8th International Conference on Discrete Models of Complex Systems

The 2016 Summer Solstice - 8th International Conference on Discrete Models of Complex Systems will be held at the University of Aveiro, Portugal.

Collective Motion 2016

Life is everywhere, connected and always in motion. Many diverse scientific fields thus have moving collective structures as a central object of study. This conference will bring together all those who observe, model and/or apply collective motion in their research. By connecting observational data with new modelling tools, network theory and exciting new advances in tracking and engineering, this meeting provides an opportunity for a deeper understanding of emergent structures of groups and the mechanisms behind them. This year the workshop will discuss the emergence of collective motion in cells, animals, humans and robots from both an experimental and a theoretical perspective. We hope that this will help promoting interdisciplinary research and the birth and exchange of new ideas.

Big Dive

BIG DIVE IS A TRAINING PROGRAM TO BOOST THE TECHNICAL SKILLS YOU NEED TO DIVE INTO THE BIG DATA UNIVERSE, TO EXTRACT VALUE… AND TO CREATE IMPACT.

The New Forest Conference on Complex Systems 2016

Complex Systems 2016 is organised by the Wessex Institute, UK and The Open University, UK. It is sponsored by WIT Transactions on Modelling and Simulation and the International Journal of Design & Nature and Ecodynamics

NetSci2016

NetSci is the international leading conference on Complex Networks.

GEOTOPONETS2016: NETWORK GEOMETRY AND TOPOLOGY WORKSHOP 2016

A Netsci16 Satellite focused on the geometric and topological properties of networks.

Centre For Business Network Analysis Summer School 2016

The Centre for Business Network Analysis at the University of Greenwich, London, is hosting the fourth edition of a Summer School entirely dedicated to research design, data collection, and statistical methods for Social Network Analysis (SNA) of individuals and organisations.

Summer school Complex networks: theory, methods and applications

Many real systems can be modeled as networks, where the elements of the system are nodes and interactions between elements are edges. An even larger set of systems can be modeled using dynamical processes on networks, which are in turn affected by the dynamics. Networks thus represent the backbone of many complex systems, and their theoretical and computational analysis makes it possible to gain insights into numerous applications. Networks permeate almost every conceivable discipline —including sociology, transportation, economics and finance, biology, and myriad others — and the study of “network science” has thus become a crucial component of modern scientific education.

Workshop on Data Driven Approach to Networks and Language

Our aim with this workshop is to enhance the understanding about the links between individuals, social structure, and language usage. These questions can be addressed by the detailed analysis of recently available large digital datasets, like ones collected in Twitter and other systems. These datasets describe the social interactions and written posts of a large number of individuals, which allows for the coupled analysis of the social network and language evolution as a function of time. Our goal is to better understand computational sociolinguistic, fundamentally interdisciplinary and based on data driven approaches. We will bring together researchers working on data driven approaches of social networks especially focusing on network linguistic from the fields of machine learning, data analytics, data mining, and computational linguistic.

Workshop on Critical and collective effects in graphs and networks

Moscow, April 25-29, 2016. Topics: -Fundamental problems in network theory (Phase transitions in random graphs and networks; Metric-induced topological effects in graphs; Graph invariants and comparison of graphs; Spectral theory of graphs and networks). -Applied problems in graphs and networks (Applications to data analysis and machine learning; Applications to socio- and econophysics; Applications to biophysics and genomics; Applications to climatology, geophysics and engineering; Applications to quantum field theory)

COMPLEXIS 2016: 1st International Conference on Complex Information Systems

COMPLEXIS – the International Conference on Complex Information Systems, aims at becoming a yearly meeting place for presenting and discussing innovative views on all aspects of Complex Information Systems, in different areas such as Informatics, Telecommunications, Computational Intelligence, Biology, Biomedical Engineering and Social Sciences. Information is pervasive in many areas of human activity – perhaps all – and complexity is a characteristic of current Exabyte-sized, highly connected and hyper dimensional, information systems. COMPLEXIS 2016 is expected to provide an overview of the state of the art as well as upcoming trends, and to promote discussion about the potential of new methodologies, technologies and application areas of complex information systems, in the academic and corporate world.

CompleNet 2016 - 7th Workshop on Complex Networks

You are cordially invited to submit an abstract to Complenet 2016, 7th workshop on Complex Networks (www.complenet.org), to take place in Dijon, France, on March 23rd-25th 2016. Speakers: Alain Barrat, CNRS, France Ernesto Estrada, University of Strathclyde, UK Renaud Lambiotte, University of Namur, Belgium Giovanna Miritello, Zed Worldwide, Spain Nicola Perra, University of Greenwich, UK Marco Quaggiotto, ISI Foundation and Potecnico di Milano, Italy Jose Ramasco, IFISC, Spain Petra Vertes, University of Cambridge, UK Balazs Vedres, Central European University, Hungary

DPCN 2016 - Diffusion Processes in Complex Networks - training workshop

The main goal of the training workshop is to present the state of the art about diffusion processes that occur in the networks, such as diffusion of information, diffusion of innovations, epidemic processes or spread of influence. The speakers will represent both, theoretical and empirical approaches to study these processes, so both – models and data-driven approaches will be covered.

Fourth International Workshop on Complex Networks and their Applications

The fourth IEEE International Workshop on Complex Networks and their Applications will be held in Bangkok - Thailand on 23 – 27 November 2015. All accepted papers will be included in the proceedings published by IEEE Computer Society. Important dates * Paper Submission: September 6, 2015 * Acceptance/Reject notification: October 5, 2015 * Camera ready: October 15, 2015 * Author registration: October 19, 2015

Göttinger Freilandtage "From Cohesion to Norms: HOW Social Groups Stay and Function Together"

The Göttinger Freilandtage is a bi-annual international conference on timely topics in primate behaviour, ecology and evolution organised by the Behavioral Ecology & Sociobiology Unit at the German Primate Centre (Deutsches Primatenzentrum). This meeting differs from many other conferences in that (1) one topic is comprehensively analysed from different perspectives, (2) leading experts focus on this topic for several days, and (3) there is plenty of time for formal and informal discussion. To achieve these goals, these meetings mainly feature presentations by invited speakers, but opportunities for contributed talks and poster presentations are provided as well.

International Latin-American School and Workshop on Foundations of Complexity

Nonadditive Entropies and Nonextensive Statistical Mechanics - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

CSS 2015 Satellite: CONTAGION '15 Modeling of Disease Contagion Processes

The fourth edition of a series of satellite meeting within the Conference of Complex Systems (ECCS2012, ECCS2013, ECCS2014), the meeting will focus on the above challenges in a fully interdisciplinary fashion, bringing together researchers from a broad range of disciplines such as physics, mathematics, biology, epidemiology, human and veterinary medicine, computer science, information technologies and social sciences.

Conference on Complex Systems 2015

ECCS is Going Global in 2015

Workshop: Living systems, from interaction patterns to critical behavior

Recent availability of large volumes of ecological and biological data spanning a wide range of scales, made it evident that, despite their diversity, living systems are characterized by patterns/regularities repeated from microscopic to global scales. This workshop aims to explore how these recurrent phenomena emerge as the result of concerted interactions among their constituent elements (e.g. species, or genes), using a combination of approaches inspired by statistical mechanics, network analysis and the theory of complex systems. The aim of the workshop is to introduce students and young researchers with strong background in quantitative sciences to methods and ideas used to describe such complex systems. The range of topics covered at the workshop is very broad, ranging from genomics to ecology, with the ultimate goal of identifying similarities and differences of complex biological systems operating at different scales.

Summer School: Socio-Economic Complex Systems GROWTHCOM Project

A novel theoretical view is needed to deeply understand economic growth and technological development. The aim of this summer school “ GROWTHCOM Project Summer School: Socio-Economic Complex” is to propose a novel approach empirically grounded on Big Data analysis to unravel the patter of economic development and technological innovation. For this purpose it is necessary to focus on the complex structure of the economy starting from the micro level of technologies, products, capabilities and transactions up to the macro level of country exports.

Mediterranean School on complex networks

Practitioners, PhD students and postdocs school on complex networks

NEW TRENDS IN STATISTICAL MECHANICAL - FOUNDATIONS OF COMPLEXITY

Applications in high-energy and plasma physics, long-range interactions, edge of chaos and elsewhere

PhD School on Complexity Science

In the framework of the European research and training activities in Complexity Science, we announce the 5th Ph.D. School-Conference on “Mathematical Modeling of Complex Systems”

Mathematics and Physics of Multilayer Complex Networks

A key to addressing the problem of complexity in systems is by studying their structure and function, and network representations have been extremely useful for these efforts. The study of “multilayer networks” builds on these successes but also allows one to incorporate important features of real networks (such as time-dependence, multiple types of interactions, etc.). Applications are welcome and should be made by using the application form on the conference web page (please see URL below). The number of attendees is limited. The registration fee for the international workshop is 120 Euro and should be paid by all participants. Costs for accommodation and meals will be covered by the Max Planck Institute. Limited funding is available to partially cover travel expenses. Please note that childcare is available upon request. This workshop will confront challenging issues in the study of multilayer systems via a variety of state-of-the-art approaches. It will bring together leading experts from physics, mathematics, and other fields.

V SUMMER SCHOOL ON STATISTICAL PHYSICS OF COMPLEX AND SMALL SYSTEMS

Dates: July 6 to 17, 2015 ​​ Location: Centre de Recerca Matemàtica​​​​​, Barcelona

Lake Como School of Advanced Study: Advances in Complex Systems

The scope of the school is to present recent advances in complex systems discussing applications of statistical mechanics of non-equilibrium and disordered systems, theories of complex networks and other stochastic systems to different topics in materials science, social sciences, biology and biomedical research. The broad choice of interdisciplinary topics is designed to expose the students to some of the multiple facets of complex systems theory.

International Conference on Computational Social Science

IC2S2 (International Conference on Computational Social Science) is an interdisciplinary event, where scientists of different areas will have the opportunity to meet and discuss about works where social systems and dynamics are investigated in a quantitative way through large datasets, either mined from various sources (e.g. social media, communication systems), or created via controlled experiments.

NETSCI 2015

NetSci is the international leading conference on Complex Networks. The 2015 Edition will be host by Zaragoza. It brings under one umbrella a wide variety of leading researchers, practitioners and stakeholders with direct interest in Network Science, from Physics to Computer Science, Biology, Social Sciences, Economics, Technological and Communication Networks, Big Data and so on. The Conference will take place at the Congress and Convention Center: World Trade Center Zaragoza (WTCZ) from June 1st to June 5th, 2015; and will involve important and recognized scientists worldwide who have contributed for decades to pave the way for theoretical research and practical applications in different areas of knowledge.

Dynamics of Multi-Level Systems

The emergence of levels is a key feature in a variety of complex systems. Experts from different disciplines will discuss current trends in the theoretical understanding of multi-level and multi-scale systems and present applications from physics and chemistry, sociology and economics, ecology and neuroscience. School 1-12 June, 2015, and Workshop 15-19 June, 2015

Chaos, complexity and transport

CCT'15 is the third edition of the "Chaos, Complexity and Transport" conference series, following CCT'07 and CCT'11 . It will be held in Marseilles in the Pharo area from the 1st to 5th June 2015.

School on Complex networks: theory, methods and applications.

The school "Complex Networks: Theory, Methods, and Applications" offers a succinct education in network science. It is open to all aspiring scholars in any area of science or engineering who wish to study networks of any kind (whether theoretical or applied), and it is especially addressed to doctoral students and young postdoctoral scholars. The aim of the school is to deepen into both theoretical developments and applications in targeted fields.

2015 Computational Social Science Summit

This new annual computational social science summit is designed to create a broad community of social science researchers - academics, tech industry workers, open data activists, government agency workers, and think tank analysts – dedicated to advancing sociological knowledge through computational methods. Our goal is to foreground social science research and identify areas that can benefit from a deep engagement with computer science and related areas.

Animal social networks in behavioural research

Social network analysis is a powerful new approach that offers researchers an informative and solid framework to explore the evolution of social processes and complexity, which includes social transmission of information and cultural behaviours, as well as parasitic transmission and the spread of contagious diseases. The aim of this workshop is to bring local research and doctoral students to the forefront of behavioural and parasitological research by learning about social networks theory, the contribution social network analysis makes to an advanced understanding of biology across a range of taxa, and moreover, to provide practical training in implementing the analysis techniques.

Symposium and workshop on social network analysis - SFECA2015

We organised a french symposium and workshop on social network analysis in animal societies for the french congress for the study of animal behaviour - SFECA2015. information can be found on the websiste

Conference on Complex Networks and Climate Variability

The complex network paradigm is a fruitful tool for understanding complex systems in various areas of science. Over the last years, the research field of ‘Climate Networks’ (i.e., the application of complex network tools to climate science) has produced many novel results that have improved our understanding of complex climate phenomena. These range from predicting the El Nino/Southern Oscillation, seasonal changes in the monsoon regions, early warning indicators of climate transitions and descriptions of ocean circulation coherence. In addition, many new tools and theoretical results have been generated which facilitate the network analysis and the interpretation of the results as applied to climate data. During the conference we will discuss recent progress on Climate Networks and analyze the most promising directions of future research.

CompleNet 2015

This international workshop on complex networks (CompleNet) aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners working on areas related to complex networks. In the past two decades we have been witnessing an exponential increase on the number of publications in this field. From biological systems to computer science, from economic to social systems, complex networks are becoming pervasive in many fields of science. It is this interdisciplinary nature of complex networks that CompleNet aims at addressing.

NetSci-x2015

The NetSci-X is the first Network Science Conference outside the USA-Europe axis. It will bring together leading researchers and practitioners working in the emerging area of network science.

Young Researchers Network on Complex Systems Workshop

The YRNCS Workshop will be held in Lucca (Italy) on the 26-30 September 2014 in the beautiful frame of Villa del Seminario (http://www.villadelseminario.com ), a typical Italian Renaissance Palace sited at the wonderful hills of Tuscany. The workshop is addressed to PhD students, Master students and early PostDocs who are willing to actively contribute to the workshop and/or its organization.

Tnets'14

Temporal Networks in Human Dynamics, Satellite Meeting ECCS'14 Lucca

ECCS’14

ECCS’14 will be a major international conference and event in the area of complex systems and interdisciplinary science in general.

ECCS WARM-UP

Following last years successful edition, we have once more decided to organize a summer school coinciding with the European Conference on Complex Systems thus profiting the opportunity offered by the presence of a wide variety of experts in different topics in Lucca.

International Workshop on contagion dynamics in socio-economic systems

This symposium brings together researchers specialized in the interaction between the dynamics of information dissemination in technological networks (often called “virtual” as the agents do not necessarily know each other personally) and the society in real world. Recent examples, like the Arab Spring or the Spanish riots of May 15th, show clearly how the activities of opinion groups formed in socio-technological networks like Tweeter of others, have direct socio economic consequences in the real world.

ECCS'13 Barcelona

ECCS'12 Brussels

ECCS'11 Vienna

ECCS'10 Lisbon

ECCS'09 Warwick

ECCS'08 Jerusalem

ECCS'07 Dresden

ECCS'06 Oxford

ECCS'05 Paris

ECCS'04 Torino