The Departments of Public Policy and of Networks and Data Science at Central European University invite applications for a postdoctoral position within the Horizon project "Networks and the Rule of Law - Uncovering Socio-Economic Outcomes (NET-ROL)" under the supervision of Profs. Mihaly Fazekas and Janos Kertesz.
The Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Biology (ASHBi) is looking for a Program-Specific Researcher (Postdoctoral Fellow) in the laboratory of Professor Seirin-Lee.
Do you work on collective behavior emerging from complex biological systems? Or simply would like to know more? Apply to this amazing summer school in Venice, Palazzo Franchetti, 29th September – 4th October, 2025.
Despite its profound implications for rooting chaos and criticality in spontaneous symmetry breaking, the Supersymmetric Theory of Stochastics remains largely underground, with many researchers unaware of its existence. Today we dedicate a blog in order to explain what STS is and what are its implications in complex systems science.
Are you interested in pioneering research at the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and materials science? The University of Virginia has a unique opportunity for you!
We welcome satellite contributions from a wide range of areas within complex systems. Each submission will be assessed under the guidance of the satellite chairs. The satellite acceptance will be be notified by email to the proponents.
Are you ready for new challenges and new opportunities? Join the Allen Institute in Seattle with any of these three job opportunities!
Interested in the role of disorder in nature? Don't miss this great opportunity in Brazil. Apply by February 15th!
A first position on a ERC grant is officially open! Fully funded 3.5 years PhD position at NetSI London working Giovanni Petri and the NPlab on modeling and reconstructing higher-order systems.
For many years there has been a dispute over the computational nature of life at its origins. Moving beyond that confrontation, Sara Walker and Paul Davies offer us an information-first alternative. This happens to be one of my favorite papers, which is why I have enthusiastically written a review of it.