Visions for Complexity – Opening Conference of the Complexity Science Hub Vienna


May 24, 2016

Visions for Complexity – Opening Conference of the Complexity Science Hub Vienna

On May 23, 2016, the new location of the Complexity Science Hub Vienna was inaugurated with the conference “Visions for Complexity”. A Who-is-Who of thirty-five internationally acclaimed scientists shared their vision for complexity science in the next decade, how complexity science and big data science could help society to tackle some of the grand challenges, and how the new hub in Vienna might be a beneficial facilitator on this path. These visions will be published by the Complexity Science Hub Vienna. The publication will constitute a roadmap where Complexity Science stands and where it will go in the next decade.

Speakers:

BERTIL ANDERSSON, President, NTU Singapore
PAUL BOURGINE, French National Centre for Scientific Research CNRS
GUIDO CALDARELLI, IMT Institute for Advanced Studies, Lucca; LIMS fellow
SIMON DEDEO, Indiana University; Santa Fe Institute
ALBERT DIAZ-GUILERA, Universitat de Barcelona
TIZIANA DI MATTEO, King’s College London
STEPHEN GUERIN, Founder & CEO, Simtable LLC, Santa Fe Institute
HENRIK JELDTOFT JENSEN, Imperial College London
STUART KAUFFMAN, The Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle
IMRE KONDOR, Corvinus University, Budapest; Parmenides Foundation, Munich
DAVID KRAKAUER, President, Santa Fe Institute
RENAUD LAMBIOTTE, Director, Namur Center for Complex Systems, University of Namur
STEPHEN LANSING, Co-director, Complexity Institute, NTU Singapore; Santa Fe Institute
VITO LATORA, Queen Mary University of London
MANFRED LAUBICHLER, Arizona State University; Santa Fe Institute
VITTORIO LORETO, Sapienza University, Rome; ISI Foundation
ROSARIO MANTEGNA, Central European University, Budapest; Palermo University
YAMIR MORENO, University of Zaragoza; Head of the Complex Systems and Networks Lab COSNET
HELGA NOWOTNY, ETH Zurich; former President, European Research Council
MATJAZ PERC, Director, Complex Systems Center Maribor; University of Maribor
LUCIANO PIETRONERO, Sapienza University, Rome
MAXI SAN MIGUEL, University of the Balearic Islands, Director, IFISC, Palma de Mallorca
MARKUS SCHLAPFER, ETH Future Cities Laboratory Singapore
GERHARD SCHMITT, ETH Zurich; ETH Zurich Senior Vice President for ETH Global
PETER SCHUSTER, University of Vienna
FRANK SCHWEITZER, ETH Zurich
PETER M.A. SLOOT, Co-director, Complexity Institute, NTU Singapore; University of Amsterdam; ITMO, St. Petersburg
KIM SNEPPEN, Director, Center for Models of Life, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen
FRANCOIS TADDEI, Director, Center for Research and Interdisciplinarity (CRI)
BOSILJKA TADIC, Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana
STEFAN THURNER, President, Complexity Science Hub Vienna; Medical University of Vienna; Santa Fe Institute
JAN WOUTER VASBINDER, Director, Para Limes, NTU Singapore
KAROLINE WIESNER, Co-director, Bristol Centre for Complexity Sciences, University of Bristol
HYEJIN YOUN, Institute for New Economic Thinking, Oxford University

 

Photos: Christine Knoll-Ramnach


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