UMICH - Center for the Study of Complex Systems
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CSCS is a center at the University of Michigan that offers a minor and a certificate, and is a research hub for complex systems science.
Ann Arbor, MI
Joined June 2014
Congratulations Scott Page!
National Academy of Sciences elects two U-M professors @theNASciences recently announced the election of 120 members and 30 international members, including two from the University of Michigan, in recognition of their distinguished and continuing achievements in original
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Check out the latest publication by Maximilian Jerdee and Mark Newman ⬇️
Luck, skill, and depth of competition in games and social hierarchies | Science Advances
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Applications are due this Friday, November 1st!
The Rick Riolo Undergraduate Research Prize application is now open! This award is given to two undergraduate research projects in the field of complex systems. More information and the application link can be found here: https://t.co/OqveMPYesZ
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Join us Tuesday, October 22nd for our Fall Seminar Series featuring Conrad Kosowsky! Conrad's abstract and full event details can be found here: https://t.co/9jm0YY0LiF
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The Rick Riolo Undergraduate Research Prize application is now open! This award is given to two undergraduate research projects in the field of complex systems. More information and the application link can be found here: https://t.co/OqveMPYesZ
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Applications are open for Assistant Professor positions within CSCS. Apply today! https://t.co/7bkw5yTkC1
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Penetration of fox and human skulls into granular matter: Oversimplifying a complex phenomenon? | PNAS
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Penetration of fox and human skulls into granular matter: Oversimplifying a complex phenomenon?
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People use analogies to describe complex and abstract subjects. But while such comparisons can provide useful structures for formulating thoughts and discussions, their descriptions can only go so far. SFI Professor Mirta Galesic and External Professor Henrik Olsson explore the
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Congratulations to the @UMSolarCarTeam on becoming National Champions with a victory at the American Solar Challenge, an 8-day, distance-based race from Tennessee to Wyoming! 🏆 https://t.co/tMPFDYEHWn
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Featured work by Complex Systems Affiliated Faculty member - UM physicist Suraj Shankar.
U-M physicist Suraj Shankar and his research colleague created a theoretical model of water’s role in muscle contraction and found that how fluid moves through a muscle fiber determines how quickly the muscle fiber can contract. Read more here: https://t.co/czDkG5QujQ
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U-M physicist Suraj Shankar and his research colleague created a theoretical model of water’s role in muscle contraction and found that how fluid moves through a muscle fiber determines how quickly the muscle fiber can contract. Read more here: https://t.co/czDkG5QujQ
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@UMICHCS affiliated faculty member @profjennabednar is Faculty Director of UM Votes and speaks on the Year of Democracy and Global and Civic Engagement.
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The Puzzle of How Large-Scale Order Emerges in Complex Systems | WIRED - https://t.co/6C9iOwU0yx
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With a new framework, researchers believe they could be close to explaining how regularities emerge on macro scales out of systems made up of uncountable constituent parts.
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A team of LSA researchers found that the standard model of #cosmology may be coming under pressure based on new data about the growth rate of large cosmic structures: https://t.co/BajAckbjwC
#DarkMatter @UmichPhysics
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With a more than $10 million award from the @NIH, U-M will establish the Michigan Infectious Disease Genomics (MIDGE) Center, a multidisciplinary center with the goal of better understanding the pathogens that threaten human life. https://t.co/RFUqM17cqK
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Climate change ignored? U-M study reveals sociology's blind spot A recent @UMich study exposes a gap in sociology: a lack of focus on climate change. Societies fuel and face the consequences of this crisis, but sociology as a discipline appears insufficiently engaged with the
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