Join the Centre for Sustainability Research at the University of Otago as a postdoctoral research fellow in ecology and data science.

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Professor Melinda Allen has accepted a role as kairangi at Te Pūnaha Matatini, recognising her long-standing contribution, and her research leadership.

'Some nerd sitting in an office' doesn't seem like exciting research to fund but it's answering urgent questions about severe weather, a climate scientist says.

Learn more about Café Complexité—a relaxed, pre-work meet-up to engage with complexity science.

Real-time analysis of epidemic trends and forecasts can help support public health planning and the response to seasonal respiratory disease. Here, we present two models that were used in a 2025 New Z...

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How floods, droughts, heatwaves, and compound events are impacting life in rivers

Simon Upton says NZ needs to sort out its messy data environment before it can make good decisions about its natural environment, writes Fox Meyer.

Political scientist Natalia Albert has been digesting them, and shares her thoughts with Emile Donovan.

When models are applied to complex systems in action, they can influence decisions and trajectories, becoming elements within the systems they seek to represent.

Internationally acclaimed scientist Carl Bergstrom on why humans are so psychologically wired for online and whether we are living with "modern-day oracles or bullsh*t machines."

A complexity framing highlights challenges for education policy.

Scientific researchers may be driven by curiosity, but they are constrained by the realities of the scientific ecosystems in which they operate and motivated by the incentives with which they are confronted.

Seeing the unseen in complex systems.

A Bug of the Year campaign has combined passions for invertebrates, bioluminescence, te ao Māori, mātauranga Māori, and outreach and engagement.

Join Diane Finegood at the Capital City Complex Systems Symposium.

It's more than a metre long and can expel glowing yellow ooze from its anus. Doesn't that sound like Bug of the Year material to you?