I will present a personal account of self-organizing systems, framing relevant questions to better understand self-organization, information, complexity, and emergence. …

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Join us for this open session as we discuss "The Implications of Complexity" and explore how self-organization, AI, and systems science are reshaping healthcare, transportation, and governance.

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YouTube video by Carlos Gershenson

YouTube video by Carlos Gershenson

Binghamton Center of Complex Systems (CoCo) Extra Seminar March 24, 2026Watch at: vimeo.com

“Neurobots” wire self-organizing circuits, pointing the way to programmable biological machines

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Charla en el Posgrado en Ciencia e Ingeniería de la Computación, UNAM, 2026-03-02

Seminario de Sistemas Complejos, ComplexityLab, Centro de Ciencias de la Complejidad, UNAM El profesor Carlos Gershenson presentó una charla sobre los límites de la ciencia y la inteligencia artificial, explicando conceptos como complejidad, sistemas formales y las limitaciones inherentes en la predicción de fenómenos complejos. Gershenson discutió cómo los sistemas complejos presentan interacciones relevantes que limitan nuestra capacidad de predicción y modelado, usando ejemplos de matemáticas, física e inteligencia artificial para ilustrar estos conceptos. Los participantes realizaron preguntas sobre asimetrías en sistemas complejos, trampas comunes en el modelado, límites de replicabilidad y aplicaciones prácticas, a lo que Gershenson respondió con ejemplos específicos y consejos sobre cómo abordar estos desafíos en la investigación.

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Seminario Bioética, no dualidad y ciencias de la complejidad, UNAM. 2025-09-12

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The Complex Systems Society announces the 2026 edition of the CSS Scientific Awards.  The Emerging Researcher Award recognizes promising researchers in Complex Systems within 3 years of their PhD defense. The Junior Scientific Award is aimed at recognizing excellent scientific record of young researchers within 10 years of their PhD defense. The Senior Scientific Award will recognize outstanding contributions of Complex Systems scholars at any stage of their careers. Deadline: April 30th, 2026. See https://cssociety.org/community/awards for the list of previous awardees. More at: cssociety.org

The yrCSS Advisory Board is composed of six members and is partially renewed every year. This year, there are three vacant places with a mandate of two years. We are therefore looking for motivated early-career researchers who wish to be a part of the Advisory Board. Please, consider applying and/or spreading this call. Application deadline: February 28th Voting: March 1-15th More at: yrcss.cssociety.org

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The Complex Systems Society (CSS) organizes every year the Conference on Complex Systems (CCS), the flagship annual meeting of the international complexity science community. The CSS hereby invites bids to host the 2028 edition of CCS. The conference is typically held in September–October and is intended to be primarily an in-person event, in order to preserve the value of direct interaction and collective discussion that characterize CCS. Hybrid formats may nevertheless be considered in a limited form, in particular to ensure inclusivity for participants who are unable to travel. Interested organizing teams are invited to submit a proposal document outlining their bid. More at: cssociety.org

YouTube video by Carlos Gershenson

YouTube video by Carlos Gershenson

YouTube video by Carlos Gershenson