Sentirse más seguro no significa vivir con menos violencia. Algunos datos de Sinaloa, Querétaro y Ciudad de México muestran que la percepción de inseguridad puede alejarse de la incidencia delictiva p...

Sentirse más seguro no significa vivir con menos violencia. Algunos datos de Sinaloa, Querétaro y Ciudad de México muestran que la percepción de inseguridad puede alejarse de la incidencia delictiva p...

YouTube video by Vermont Complex Systems Institute

YouTube video by Vermont Complex Systems Institute

Happening now: Keynote Rafael Prieto-Curiel presents an approach to solving the problem of organized crime using complex systems, modeling Mexican Cartel behavior and recruitment patterns. #ic2s2

Cities in good shape: New study and interactive visualization from the Complexity Science Hub (CSH) highlight the impact of city morphology on average travel distance.

YouTube video by Ray Delahanty | CityNerd

A magazine for the mathematically curious. Issue 22 now available: DNA origami, tracks and an interview with El Nombre feature in our AW25 issue! Plus all your favourite puzzles & columns.

Mexico's cartels are the country's fifth-largest employer. A mathematician proved it, as well as its affect on overall safety.

Nature, Published online: 04 March 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-00299-0 Rafael Prieto-Curiel explains how his models of organized crime could improve public safety in his home country.

Mientras la FGR reportó 94 fosas, una plataforma ciudadana contabilizó 1,006. El informe denuncia opacidad en 13 fiscalías estatales.

Ecological dynamics related to energy use and competition drives the seasonal distribution of birds in mountains across the world.

Contrary to social-media lore, it is one of the safest cities in the world