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Program Director
Sander Bais, Program Director
Lecturers and Faculty
Clio Andris, Cities Project
Rob Axtell, Complex Systems Perspective on Economic Modeling
Elhanan Borenstein, Modeling Microbial Metabolism
Liz Bradley, Nonlinear Dynamics
Jim Crutchfield, Complexity
Simon DeDeo, Statistical Inference and Stochastic Processes
Jennifer Dunne, Socio-ecological Systems
Laura Fortunato, Marriage Shift
Josh Garland, Nonlinear Dynamics
John Harte, Theoretical Ecology
Alfred Hubler, Physics Lab
Andrew Lovato, History of Santa Fe
Melanie Mitchell, Introduction to Complexity and Agent Based Modeling
Cris Moore, Computation
James O'Dwyer, Theoretical Ecology
Scott Ortman, Southwest Archeology
Ole Peters, Non-Ergodic Economics
Cosma Shalizi, Statistics and Machine Learning
Cosma's Blog - Three-Toed Sloth
Staff
Juniper Lovato, Program Coordinator, Santa Fe Institute
Ginger Richardson, VP of Education and Outreach, Santa Fe Institute
John Paul Gonzales, CSSS Office Manager, Santa Fe Institute
Tom Carter CSSS Assistant and Resident Advisor, California State University