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Sep 2021
CSH Talk by Tuan Minh Pham: “Empirical social triad statistics can be explained with dyadic homophylic interactions”
This talk will be presented by Tuan Minh Pham on Wednesday, September 29 at 3 pm and will take place as a hybrid event. If you would like to attend the talk, please send an email to office@csh.ac.at. Title: "Empirical social triad statistics can be explained with dyadic homophylic interactions" Abstract: The remarkable robustness of many human social systems has been associated with their peculiar triangular structure. Empirically, the so-called balanced state with either three or…
Find out more »CSH Workshop: “Stochastic dynamics for complex systems”
This workshop is organized by Christian Kühn, CSH External Faculty and TU Munich as well as Maximilian Engel, FU Berlin and Alexandra Neamtu, University of Konstanz. The workshop will take place as an online event, a follow-up workshop will be organized in June 2022. In many complex systems modeling at a full-scale detail is impossible. Either, not all relevant processes are known precisely, or even if they are, there are uncertainties in parameters and external influences. Furthermore, microscopic…
Find out more »Oct 2021
CSH Webtalk by Fanyuan Meng
This talk will be presented by Fanyuan Meng within the seminar "Analysis of complex systems" on October 8, 2021 at 3PM (CET) via Zoom. If you would like to attend, please send an email to office@csh.ac.at. Title: "A Stochastic Model of Incohesive Group Formation" Abstract: The cohesion of a social group is the group's tendency to stick together and has important implications in the evolution of social organizations. Many empirical studies suggest that cohesion decreases with…
Find out more »CSH Webtalk by Fariba Karimi
CSH team leader Fariba Karimi will give a hybrid talk on Wednesday, October 13, 3 pm. If you would like to attend, please register with office@csh.ac.at. Abstract: tba
Find out more »Nov 2021
CSH Talk by Keith Smith and Marc Wiedermann: “Concern and anticipation of sea-level rise provide grounds for social tipping towards climate action”
This talk will be presented by Keith Smith, ETH Zurich, and Marc Wiedermann, Robert Koch Institute. The event will take place at the Complexity Science Hub on November 3rd, 2021, at 3pm. If you would like to attend, please send an e-mail to office@csh.ac.at. Title: Concern and anticipation of sea-level rise provide grounds for social tipping towards climate action Abstract: Effective climate change mitigation necessitates swift societal transformations. Social tipping processes, where small triggers initiate qualitative…
Find out more »CSH Talk by Herbert Van de Sompel: “The Web is rotting and what to do about it”
The talk by Herbert Van de Sompel from Data Archiving and Networked Services in The Hague and IDLab at Ghent University, will take place at the Hub on November 10, 2021 at 3pm. If you would like to attend, please register with office@csh.ac.at. Title: The Web is rotting and what to do about it Abstract: Links to web resources frequently break (link rot), and linked content can change at unpredictable rates (content drift). These dynamics of the…
Find out more »Dec 2021
CSH Webtalk by Sandro Lera: “Prediction and Prevention of Disproportional Dominance in Complex Networks”
This talk will be presented by Sandro Lera and will take place online on October 1st, 2021 at 3 pm. Please e-mail office@csh.ac.at if you would like to attend. Title: Prediction and Prevention of Disproportional Dominance in Complex Networks Abstract: tba
Find out more »Feb 2022
CSH Winter School on the Evolution of Social Complexity
The Winter School on the Evolution of Social Complexity is organized by CSH Team Leader Peter Turchin and will take place from Feb 6-12, 2022, followed by a week of remote project work. We are very happy to host the Winter School in Vienna at the Complexity Science Hub! As a hybrid event, the Winter School can also be attended virtually. To find out more about the content of the course and how to apply, follow the…
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