PhD in Developing an EEG-based neural model of human working memory, University of Groningen, The Netherlands. Application deadline is 18 August 2025, or until filled

The Polish Symposium on Physics in Economics and Social Sciences (FENS 2025) is a well-established event that has been bringing together physicists, economists, and social scientists interested in applying statistical physics methods to challenges encountered in their respective fields.

While there is not full consensus on how to define the specifics of Open-Ended Evolution (OEE), at a high level it describes organisms that are continuously evolving and changing, rather than eventually reaching a state where nothing changes. The paper I am going to review today proposes a formal framework for discussing OEE. Surprisingly, the authors allude to undecidability and computational irreducibility, which reminds us of many other narratives we have discussed here. What's new under their lens? Is evolution a computational phenomenon?

Help drive the future of Australian biomedical imaging research and data infrastructure. Work at the forefront of cutting-edge neuroscience and biomedical imaging research. An opportunity to develop scalable systems and platforms. Fixed Term Position Until June 2027.

Reproduction, growth, development, homeostasis, metabolism, adaptation, evolution... we could go on and on and never find a complete list of characteristics that define life. However, another question is how to represent those properties using mathematical tools. Today we review an article by Muñuzuri and Pérez-Mercader whose objective is precisely that—to capture the key properties of life using a set of equations.

We’re looking for strong Research Scientists and Research Engineers to help us push the frontier of autonomously discovering novel artifacts such as new knowledge, capabilities, or algorithms, in an open-ended self-improving loop.

The International Centre for Theoretical Physics together with the South American Institute for Fundamental Research are organizing the second School on Emergent Phenomena in Non-Equilibrium Quantum Many-Body Systems at São Paulo, Brazil.

UB's new Department of AI and Society is hiring faculty across ranks (Assistant, Associate, Full Professor). We’re looking for transdisciplinary scholars interested in building AI by society, for society. Start dates begin Fall 2025.

I’m recruiting a PhD student with a strong background in math/stats/CS to join my group at NTU Singapore, starting Jan or Aug 2026 with the topic on foundations of Epistemic Uncertainty in Machine Learning.

The Physics and Life division of the Société Française de Physique (SFP) is organizing its third annual symposium. This year, it will take place on October 2 and 3 in Paris, at the Institut Jacques Monod (auditorium Buffon, Campus Grand Moulin de l'Université Paris Cité).