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| Centre for Complex Systems Studies
Events overview
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| CCSS Events Overview (Nov-Dec) & Travel Fund Call
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At the Centre for Complex Systems Studies (CCSS), we always believe in the added value of bringing different ideas and expertise together through various activities. We would like to welcome you back to our CCSS and have scheduled the following on-site events as well as reopened the Swaantje Mondt travel fund call:
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| CCSS Meeting #52: The energy-complexity nexus: A conundrum for the energy transition?
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Time: 12:00-13:00,Thursday 1 December (with lunch)
Speaker (onsite): Dr. Franco Ruzzenenti is an Assistant Professor at the Center for Energy and Environmental Sciences at the University of Groningen.
Content: Ruzzenenti will elaborate how complexity can help us transitioning to a sustainable future in understanding, rater than forecasting, the intricate and sophisticated woven of relationships, at several layers and a scales, linking energy, the technosphere and the biosphere..
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| Bayesian Methods for Uncertainty Quantification
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Time: 11:00-12:00,Thursday 8 December (with refreshment)
Speaker (onsite): Prof. Joo Ho Choi is a professor at the School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering at Korea Aerospace University.
Content: Choi will discuss Bayesian theory and its applications in the field of reliability engineering.
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| Young Complexity Researchers' Lunch (YCRL) #4: Spatial Agent-based Modeling of Urban Exposome Interventions
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Time: 12:30-13:00, Monday 21 November (with lunch)
Speaker: Tabea Sonnenschein, Urban Geography
Content: Tabea will present the model architecture as well as challenges and solutions for successfully modeling Urban Exposome Interventions using Spatial Agent-based Modeling.
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| Swaantje Mondt travel fund call for PhD candidates
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Are you a PhD candidate at UU or outside NL who is currently working on complexity research? Would you like to visit a foreign research institute or the CCSS in NL to further develop your research skills? The Swaantje Mondt Fund will provide you a great opportunity to exchange knowledge and develop new research skills on complexity with max. € 2500/application.
Deadline: January 15th 2023, 23:59 hrs
Key conditions:
- The research of the applicant should focus on complexity research from an interdisciplinary perspective.
- The applicant is a PhD candidate either (co-)supervised/invited by at least one of the CCSS Associate Members.
- The length of the visit should be at least one month.
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Location: Room 4.16, Minnaert building, Leuvenlaan 4, 3584 CE Utrecht
You are free to walk in any events but please register for meal plans
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Get an impression of our community and work space via a two-min video.
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