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To stimulate and strengthen international cooperation after the corona crisis.

Silja Zimmermann started as a PhD Candidate at the Centre for Complex Systems Studies (CCSS) in February this year. She briefly introduces herself.

Tools from quantum mechanics can help computers to interpret ambiguous language.

The Swaantje Mondt Fund continues offering PhD candidates the opportunity to conduct part of their research abroad or at the CCSS.

A new podcast explores the legacy, stories, and living memories of an isolated Indigenous Arctic community fighting to ensure food security while preserving its unique way of life.

The study has been published today in the scientific journal Nature Physics.

De studie is vandaag gepubliceerd in het wetenschappelijke tijdschrift Nature Physics, vergezeld van een artikel in ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and Views.

Grip on Complexity is interdisciplinary and aimed at 3 fundamental processes of complex systems, i.e. grip on resilience, transition and emergence

Ieke Moerdijk verheugt zich op de samenwerking met nieuwe jonge talenten en op zijn faculteitsoverstijgende rol

Ieke Moerdijk is looking forward to working with new young colleagues and bringing together different users of mathematics across the university

Multidisciplinary team receives NWO Complexity in Transport and Logistics grant

Complex Systems Studies launched the Call Visiting Professorship 2017.

As of 1 June 2016, Prof. Gerard Barkema was appointed Professor of Simulation of Complex Systems at the Department of Computer Science.

Per 1 juni 2016 is prof.dr. Gerard Barkema benoemd tot hoogleraar Simulation of Complex Systems bij Informatica.

Announcement NWO Call 'Complexity in Health & Nutrition'

The submission for the Conference on Complex Systems 2016 just opened. CCS 2016 will be held in the lovely city centre of Amsterdam.

To provide financial support for the students who wish to pursue education abroad or to conduct part of their research project abroad.

Matilde Marcolli is Professor of Mathematics at Caltech and visiting professor at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��. Her research applies mathematical methods to linguistics.

The GDPR may not prevent discrimination based on traits like ethnicity or sexual preference, Michiel Rhoen and Qing Yi Feng conclude

Professor of Finance Utz Weitzel provides some food for thought on complex systems in his research.