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Exploring Complexity in Science and Technology from a Santa Fe Institute Perspective - Faculty 2013

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Melanie Mitchell, Professor, Computer Science, Portland State University; External Professor, Santa Fe Institute; author of Complexity: A Guided Tour, winner of Phi Beta Kappa Society's 2010 Book Award in Science.

Program Faculty



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Luis Bettencourt, The Origin of Scaling in Cities


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Aaron Clauset, Introduction to Networks


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Simon DeDeo, How Groups Think: Emergence and Cognition in Social Systems


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Jennifer Dunne, Ecological Networks


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Paul Hines, The Power Grid as a Complex Network


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Bernardo Huberman, Social Media and the Attention Economy


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Lauren Ancel Meyers, Networks in Epidemiology


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Melanie Mitchell, Network Modeling Tools


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Cris Moore, Dealing with Uncertainty in Networks


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