The Department of Data Analytics and Digitalisation is looking for an assistant/associate professor with a strong academic track record in theoretical and applied work in statistical learning or related areas, preferably with affinity with applications in business, economics and/or finance.
Since 2003, Marcello Barbieri has been suggesting that there are two distinct mechanisms of evolutionary change—evolution by natural selection, based on copying, and evolution by natural conventions, based on coding. Today I am going to briefly review his Code Biology, a branch of theoretical biology focused on the study of all codes of life, from the genetic code to the codes of culture.
MEG-UKI serves as a platform for researchers working on hardware development, analysis methods, cognitive neuroscience, and clinical applications to connect and share their work in the field of Magnetoencephalography.
Permanent open position in Applied Mathematics at the University of London. They are particularly interested in profiles in Computational Social Science, Network Science, Data Science, and related fields. The application deadline is June 1st.
Lake Conferences are a series of four bi-annual conferences designed to provide a stimulating forum for discussion of key emerging areas of neuroscience. The conferences are medium-sized, with 100-150 participants, to allow for lively participation and conversation among attendees.
Interested in how complexity emerges in AI? Join Google's Paradigms of Intelligence Team as a Full Time Research Scientist! They're exploring alternative paradigms beyond current trends. Focus on modularity & reuse.
A recent study published in Nature shows that the two most accepted theories to explain consciousness turn out to be insufficient, leaving room for a potential general theory of consciousness. Among all the possible models of consciousness, today I will talk about quantum consciousness, a narrative that has received multiple criticisms and much skepticism, but has recently begun to be experimentally supported.
Prof. Yanlin Geng invite us to submit contributions to their organized special issue about network information theory. Deadline for manuscript submissions is 31 October 2025.
Prof. Takashi Ikegami invite us to submit contributions to his organized special issue about the evolution of community complexity. Deadline for manuscript submissions is 1 November 2025.
Prof. Zhigang Zheng invite us to submit contributions to his organized special issue about emergence in complex systems. Deadline for manuscript submissions is 31 December 2025.