The Center for Nonlinear Phenomena and Complex Systems organizes a series of seminars whose aim is to promote scientific exchange among the various components of the center. They are organized on a monthly basis and consist of 45 minutes talks during which the speaker is expected to present its subject to the other fields of research of the center.
This series is aimed at interdisciplinarity also in the way speakers present their work, aware of the diverse audience comprising, among others, biologists, chemists and physicists, and could hopefully stimulate interactive cooperation between scientists of the various groups.
Organizer: Pierre de Buyl
All seminars take place on a tuesday, at 12:30 PM in the Solvay Room. The ".ics" file found here can be imported in many calendar softwares.
| Date | Speaker | Title |
| February 14th | Renaud Lambiotte | Community Detection in Large Networks |
| March 13th | Bertrand Collignon | Leaders-based and self-organized recruitment in ants |
| April 24th | Florence Haudin | Dynamics of fronts and localized structures in the Liquid Crystal Light Valve experiment |
| May 8th | Nathan Goldman | A general introduction to topological phases and their realization with cold atoms |
All seminars take place on a tuesday, at 12.30. The ".ics" file found here can be imported in many calendar softwares.
| Date | Speaker | Title | Location |
| October 11th | Claude Gérard | Modeling the dynamics of the network of cyclin-dependent kinases driving the mammalian cell cycle | Room 2.N-O.506 (next to the Solvay Room) |
| November 15th | Audrey Dussutour | Decision making and competitive foraging in slime molds | Solvay Room |
| December 6th | Jim Lutsko | Nonclassical nucleation from simple fluids to proteins | Solvay Room |