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Associate Professor School of Mathematics University of Bristol |
What is a complex system?
This question is still not fully answered. Complex systems consist of many elements with many interactions between them. Their macroscopic behaviour is largely unpredictable from the elements alone because of feedback and noise. Many of the most profound and important theoretical and practical questions in science, medicine and society are now addressed with the ideas and methods of complexity science.
I am co-directing the Bristol Centre for Complexity Sciences.
I am external faculty at the Complexity Science Hub Vienna. I am affiliated member of the Centre for Science and Philosophy. |
Images by Seila Fernández Arconada.
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