Undergraduate students work with a faculty mentor on an individual project focusing on some aspect of the computational properties of complex systems. SFI's broad program of research is aimed at understanding both the common features of complex systems and at comprehending the enormous diversity of specific examples. Projects focus on adaptive computation; physics, mathematics, information science, and computational aspects of complexity; economics as a complex, adaptive system; and the life sciences including modeling of the immune system, theoretical neurobiology, genetic data analysis, theoretical ecology, and models of protein folding. read more...

• Program announcement 2009
• Undergraduate Fellowship Poster 2008 (PDF)

Previous Programs

2008 Student roster
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2006 Student roster
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2003 Student roster
2002 Student roster

This program is sponsored by National Science Foundation.