SFI welcomes postdoctoral fellow Albert Kao
SFI welcomes Omidyar Fellow and Baird Scholar Albert Kao
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SFI welcomes Omidyar Fellow and Baird Scholar Albert Kao
SFI welcomes Program Postdoctoral fellow Hajime Shimao.
SFI welcomes Omidyar Fellow Vicky Chuqiao Yang.
SFI hosts a three-day working group to explore the effect of increasing oxygen on the early evolution of animals.
SFI will be inaugurating a new annual tradition June 7-8 — the InterPlanetary Festival, which will render Santa Fe’s Railyard district a platform for imagining future human civilizations, on and beyond Earth.
May 4-5, 2018, SFI will host its annual Science Board Symposium and will focus on complex time, to kick off a new research program that seeks to understand time's passage.
SFI External Professor Pablo Marquet has been elected as an International Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
SFI Science Board member George Oster passed away Sunday, April 15, at the age of 77.
A workshop, Integrating different perspectives on social learning, meets to share insights from a range of disciplines.
Damon Centola presents more than a decade of original research examining how changes in societal behavior ― in voting, health, technology, and finance ― occur and the ways social networks can be used to influence how they propagate. Watch the talk. (1 hour 22 minutes)
The Santa Fe Institute and James S. McDonnell Foundation (JSMF) are reconvening their postdoctoral fellows for the third bi-annual Postdocs in Complexity Conference on March 27-30 in Santa Fe.
March 22-23, complex systems researchers will meet with business executives to discuss when and how diversity improves decision-making.
Though scientists have yet to find life beyond our own planet, the universe is rife with possibilities. Where to look, and how to recognize it when we find it, are questions physical biologist Chris Kempes explored during March 20 Santa Fe Institute Community Lecture. Watch his talk here.
Patents are one of the best sources of data on technology development — an open-ended, historical and adaptive system that shows us how and why inventions have come to be. But is the U.S. patent system broken?
Calling all former SFI postdoctoral fellows, REUs, Summer School students, and faculty! We’re hosting a reunion, and we hope you can come. Register here.
SFI welcomes its newest faculty member, Chris Kempes, who recently completed two and half years as an SFI Omidyar Fellow.
A new model for extinction brings body size and metabolic scaling into a landscape where ‘hungry’ or ‘full’ animals, great and small, interact and procreate.
Physicist Sidney Redner presents an SFI Community Lecture on the role of randomness in our daily lives. Watch his talk here.
Robert McCormick Adams, a founding member of SFI’s Science Board and the ninth Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, passed away January 27 at the age of 91.
A teacher, physicist, and all-around “high throughput” individual, SFI External Professor Alfred Hübler passed away Saturday, January 27, at the age of 60.