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  • Summer Solstice 2019

    Max Planck Institute Dresden, Germany

    Summer Solstice Conference on Discrete Models of Complex Systems 2019

  • New Mathematical Methods for Complex Systems in Ecology

    Banff Alberta, Canada

    This workshop brings together applied mathematicians, researchers in mathematical ecology and theoretical ecologists to address these issues in order to clarify the state-of-the-art in this field, to refine the existing challenges and problems, to highlight important recent findings, and to develop a roadmap to facilitate fast future progress in mathematics of complex ecosystems.

  • VI MEDITERRANEAN SCHOOL OF COMPLEX NETWORKS

    Salina Salina, Sicily, Italy

    In the last decade, network theory has been revealed to be a perfect instrument to model the structure of complex systems and the dynamical process they are involved into. The wide variety of applications to social sciences, technological networks, biology, transportation and economic, to cite just only some of them, showed that network theory is suitable to provide new insights into many problems. Given the success of the Fifth Edition in 2018 of the Mediterranean School of Complex Networks, we call for applications to the Sixth Edition in 2019.

  • European Colloquium on Theoretical and Quantitative Geography

    Domaine Thermal Mondorf-Les-Bains, Luxembourg

    The European Colloquium on Theoretical and Quantitative Geography - ECTQG - is both a bi-annual scientific meeting and a community of scientists from all over Europe, who are interested in advancing quantitative methods and theories with a strong geographical dimension.

  • Atelier eX Modelo

    ISC-PIF 113 rue Nationale, Paris, Paris, France

  • Faraday Discussion — Quantum Effects in Complex Systems

    Coventry Coventry, United Kingdom

    This meeting will bring together both computational and experimental researchers who are interested in developing and applying methods that can be used to understand the role of quantum effects in complex systems. As such, this meeting is geared towards researchers focussed on “many-particle” systems, including liquids, solids, biological complexes, and nanoparticles.