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May 2019
CSH Talk by Max Pellert
The lecture by Max Pellert will take place at the Complexity Science Hub Vienna in room 201. If you are interested in participating, please email to office@csh.ac.at Abstract&Title: tba
Find out more »CSH Talk by Olga Saukh
The lecture by Olga Saukh will take place at the Complexity Science Hub Vienna in room 201. If you are interested in participating, please email to office@csh.ac.at Abstract&Title: tba
Find out more »D4Dairy Annual Meeting
The Complexity Science Hub Vienna, one of the project partners, hosts the annual meeting of the COMET project D4Dairy.
Find out more »CSH Workshop: “Towards a theory of health trajectories from longitudinal data”
This workshop is organized by Peter Klimek, Medical University of Vienna & CSH Vienna. Abstract Patient health is typically characterized by a combination of clinical conditions and diseases. Often these diseases do not occur independently from each other but in specific temporal patterns. The increasing availability of large-scale observational healthcare data, e.g. electronic health records and claims data, triggered increasing interest into the problem of how to mine such data for temporal patterns and how to use this information…
Find out more »CSH “Art at the Hub” Vernissage: Roberto Cammi
The sixth vernissage at the CSH Vienna presents the artwork of Roberto Cammi More information to follow soon...
Find out more »Jun 2019
CSH Talk by Simon Schweighofer
The lecture by Simon Schweighofer will take place at the Complexity Science Hub Vienna in room 201. If you are interested in participating, please email to office@csh.ac.at Abstract&Title: tba
Find out more »Sep 2019
CSH Workshop: “Sustainability as a Problem of Complexity”
This workshop with the full title "Sustainabilty as a Problem of Complexity: Past, Present and Future of Sustainability Science in the Anthropocene" is organized by CSH Vienna's External Faculty member Manfred Laubichler together with Guido Caniglia, scientific director of the Konrad Lorenz Institute. Concept Popular ideas about sustainability are still largely guided by a techno-scientific ideal of control, even though limits and difficulties of this ideal have been obvious for some time. Often fueled by alarmist scenarios of destruction,…
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