Natural complexity: data and theory in dialogue
13 August 2007 - 13 August 2007
United Kingdom
An international meeting on 'Natural complexity: data and theory in dialogue' will take place in Cambridge, UK, from 13 to 17 August.
Over 60 leading scientists will meet in Cambridge to discuss how 'complexity science' can provide a new insight into complicated natural phenomena such as climate change, animal foraging, earthquakes and iceberg calving.
The first day will see a symposium introducing major current earth-system challenges and their intersection points with complexity science. Subsequent days will begin with tutorials covering essential concepts and tools of complexity.For further information, please click:
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Over 60 leading scientists will meet in Cambridge to discuss how 'complexity science' can provide a new insight into complicated natural phenomena such as climate change, animal foraging, earthquakes and iceberg calving.
The first day will see a symposium introducing major current earth-system challenges and their intersection points with complexity science. Subsequent days will begin with tutorials covering essential concepts and tools of complexity.For further information, please click:
here(opens in new window)