THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu. COMPUTATIONAL ETHICS LAB The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy. COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person).

EXTERNAL FACULTY

The VCSC External Faculty honors and offers gratitude to an international cohort of external collaborators whose mentorship, kindness, collaboration, and leadership help to make a the VCSC and the academic community at large a better place. Brooke Foucault Welles is an Associate Professor in the department of Communication Studies,

core faculty

MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu. COMPUTATIONAL ETHICS LAB The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy. COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person).

EXTERNAL FACULTY

The VCSC External Faculty honors and offers gratitude to an international cohort of external collaborators whose mentorship, kindness, collaboration, and leadership help to make a the VCSC and the academic community at large a better place. Brooke Foucault Welles is an Associate Professor in the department of Communication Studies,

core faculty

MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu. PARTNERS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The Complex Systems Center tackles complex problems that are at the forefront of industry and society. Our team of researchers work on rigorous, ethical, data-rich problems and collaborate with partners to think through their sticking points from different perspectives.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

PUBLICATIONS

The shocklet transform: A decomposition method for the identification of local, mechanism-driven dynamics in sociotechnical time series. Thayer Alshaabi, Chris Danforth, Peter Sheridan Dodds, David Dewhurst, Michael Arnold, Joshua Minot, Dilan Kiley. Chimera States and Seizures

in

DETAILS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a highly collaborative, open, and playful space that embraces intellectual curiosity, kindness, and rigor. We are a post-disciplinary team of researchers working at the University of Vermont on real-world, data-rich, FUNDING | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Chris Danforth - Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Flint Professor of Mathematical, Natural, and Technical Sciences Danforth is an applied mathematician interested in modeling a variety of physical, biological, and social phenomenon. He has applied principles of chaos theory to improve weather forecasts as a member of the Mathematics and Climate Research Network, and developed a real POSTDOCS - VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS Contact. Postdocs: John Meluso. OCEAN Postdoc. John Meluso. OCEAN Postdoctoral Fellow Vermont Complex Systems Center, UVM. I study Complex Systems, Management & Organizations, and Communication through a Sociolinguistic lens. Primary strengths include semi-structured interviews, surveys, agent-based modeling, and networks.

OCEAN AWARDS

Track 1: Collaboration Award Collaboration Awards help to support research collaborations by providing funds for travel, to host a workshop or working group, a small conference, satellite event, seminar series, and/or to receive assistance from the OCEAN team to help plan and implement a virtual workshop on a topic of the

awardee’s choice.

SCIENCE OLYMPIAD

Mission Science Olympiad is a national non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of K-12 science education, increasing student interest in science, creating a technologically literate workforce and providing recognition for outstanding achievement by both students and teachers. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

PUBLICATIONS

The shocklet transform: A decomposition method for the identification of local, mechanism-driven dynamics in sociotechnical time series. Thayer Alshaabi, Chris Danforth, Peter Sheridan Dodds, David Dewhurst, Michael Arnold, Joshua Minot, Dilan Kiley. Chimera States and Seizures

in

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

PUBLICATIONS

The shocklet transform: A decomposition method for the identification of local, mechanism-driven dynamics in sociotechnical time series. Thayer Alshaabi, Chris Danforth, Peter Sheridan Dodds, David Dewhurst, Michael Arnold, Joshua Minot, Dilan Kiley. Chimera States and Seizures

in

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The Data Science is a joint program of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. These departments reside in the College of SATELLITES - VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS Dates - July 13-18, 2020 Location - Virtual Organizers - Vermont Complex Systems Center, University of Vermont Hashtag - #ALIFE2020 Many of the Satellite Sessions listed below have open calls for contribution, please check out their websites for more information about call deadlines. PRESS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The mission of the energy and complexity group is to understand the complexity of electricity and to use that understanding to make energy systems work better (cleaner, more reliable and less costly) through innovative research. Our group works in close collaboration with the Vermont Complex Systems Center, the UVM Smart Grid IGERT program, and COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. COMPUTATIONAL ETHICS LAB The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy. OCEAN | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM University of Vermont-Google. Open-Source Complex Ecosystems And Networks (OCEAN) About. The goal of this Vermont Complex Systems Center project at the University of Vermont is to deepen understanding of how people, teams and organizations thrive in technology-rich settings, especially in open-source projects and communities. SOCIAL SCIENCE THE SPREAD OF TRUE AND FALSE NEWS ONLINE SOCIAL SCIENCE The spread of true and false news online Soroush Vosoughi, 1Deb Roy, Sinan Aral2* We investigated the differential diffusion of all of the verified true and false news stories THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

PUBLICATIONS

The shocklet transform: A decomposition method for the identification of local, mechanism-driven dynamics in sociotechnical time series. Thayer Alshaabi, Chris Danforth, Peter Sheridan Dodds, David Dewhurst, Michael Arnold, Joshua Minot, Dilan Kiley. Chimera States and Seizures

in

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

PUBLICATIONS

The shocklet transform: A decomposition method for the identification of local, mechanism-driven dynamics in sociotechnical time series. Thayer Alshaabi, Chris Danforth, Peter Sheridan Dodds, David Dewhurst, Michael Arnold, Joshua Minot, Dilan Kiley. Chimera States and Seizures

in

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The Data Science is a joint program of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. These departments reside in the College of SATELLITES - VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS Dates - July 13-18, 2020 Location - Virtual Organizers - Vermont Complex Systems Center, University of Vermont Hashtag - #ALIFE2020 Many of the Satellite Sessions listed below have open calls for contribution, please check out their websites for more information about call deadlines. PRESS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The mission of the energy and complexity group is to understand the complexity of electricity and to use that understanding to make energy systems work better (cleaner, more reliable and less costly) through innovative research. Our group works in close collaboration with the Vermont Complex Systems Center, the UVM Smart Grid IGERT program, and COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. COMPUTATIONAL ETHICS LAB The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy. OCEAN | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM University of Vermont-Google. Open-Source Complex Ecosystems And Networks (OCEAN) About. The goal of this Vermont Complex Systems Center project at the University of Vermont is to deepen understanding of how people, teams and organizations thrive in technology-rich settings, especially in open-source projects and communities. SOCIAL SCIENCE THE SPREAD OF TRUE AND FALSE NEWS ONLINE SOCIAL SCIENCE The spread of true and false news online Soroush Vosoughi, 1Deb Roy, Sinan Aral2* We investigated the differential diffusion of all of the verified true and false news stories THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3. PARTNERS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The Complex Systems Center tackles complex problems that are at the forefront of industry and society. Our team of researchers work on rigorous, ethical, data-rich problems and collaborate with partners to think through their sticking points from different perspectives.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu. COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). COMPUTATIONAL ETHICS LAB The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3. PARTNERS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The Complex Systems Center tackles complex problems that are at the forefront of industry and society. Our team of researchers work on rigorous, ethical, data-rich problems and collaborate with partners to think through their sticking points from different perspectives.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu. COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). COMPUTATIONAL ETHICS LAB The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about PARTNERS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The Complex Systems Center tackles complex problems that are at the forefront of industry and society. Our team of researchers work on rigorous, ethical, data-rich problems and collaborate with partners to think through their sticking points from different perspectives.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu. UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The Data Science is a joint program of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. These departments reside in the College of DONATE | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The link below leads to an excellent page set up by UVM's Foundation where you will be able to donate to the Vermont Complex Systems Center. All donations will be used to support the Center's overall mission of education and research with a focus on helping undergraduate and graduate students.

PUBLICATIONS

The shocklet transform: A decomposition method for the identification of local, mechanism-driven dynamics in sociotechnical time series. Thayer Alshaabi, Chris Danforth, Peter Sheridan Dodds, David Dewhurst, Michael Arnold, Joshua Minot, Dilan Kiley. Chimera States and Seizures

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PRESS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The mission of the energy and complexity group is to understand the complexity of electricity and to use that understanding to make energy systems work better (cleaner, more reliable and less costly) through innovative research. Our group works in close collaboration with the Vermont Complex Systems Center, the UVM Smart Grid IGERT program, and STUDENTS - VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS Josh is a PhD student in Complex Systems and Data Science. As a member of the Computational Story Lab, he works on developing social media based instruments to better understand sociotechnical phenomena. He is interested in natural language processing, time FUNDING | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Chris Danforth - Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Flint Professor of Mathematical, Natural, and Technical Sciences Danforth is an applied mathematician interested in modeling a variety of physical, biological, and social phenomenon. He has applied principles of chaos theory to improve weather forecasts as a member of the Mathematics and Climate Research Network, and developed a real MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3.

PUBLICATIONS

Systems and methods for randomized, packet-based power management of conditionally-controlled loads and bi-directional distributed energy

storage systems.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu. CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3.

PUBLICATIONS

Systems and methods for randomized, packet-based power management of conditionally-controlled loads and bi-directional distributed energy

storage systems.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu. CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

EDUCATION | THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The Data Science is a joint program of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. These departments reside in the College of PRESS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The mission of the energy and complexity group is to understand the complexity of electricity and to use that understanding to make energy systems work better (cleaner, more reliable and less costly) through innovative research. Our group works in close collaboration with the Vermont Complex Systems Center, the UVM Smart Grid IGERT program, and OCEAN | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM University of Vermont-Google. Open-Source Complex Ecosystems And Networks (OCEAN) About. The goal of this Vermont Complex Systems Center project at the University of Vermont is to deepen understanding of how people, teams and organizations thrive in technology-rich settings, especially in open-source projects and communities. POSTDOCS - VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS Contact. Postdocs: John Meluso. OCEAN Postdoc. John Meluso. OCEAN Postdoctoral Fellow Vermont Complex Systems Center, UVM. I study Complex Systems, Management & Organizations, and Communication through a Sociolinguistic lens. Primary strengths include semi-structured interviews, surveys, agent-based modeling, and networks. COMPUTATIONAL ETHICS LAB The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy. STUDENTS - VERMONTCOMPLEXSYSTEMS.ORG Josh is a PhD student in Complex Systems and Data Science. As a member of the Computational Story Lab, he works on developing social media based instruments to better understand sociotechnical phenomena. He is interested in natural language processing, time THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3.

PUBLICATIONS

Systems and methods for randomized, packet-based power management of conditionally-controlled loads and bi-directional distributed energy

storage systems.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu. CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3.

PUBLICATIONS

Systems and methods for randomized, packet-based power management of conditionally-controlled loads and bi-directional distributed energy

storage systems.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu. CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

EDUCATION | THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds.

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The Data Science is a joint program of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. These departments reside in the College of PRESS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The mission of the energy and complexity group is to understand the complexity of electricity and to use that understanding to make energy systems work better (cleaner, more reliable and less costly) through innovative research. Our group works in close collaboration with the Vermont Complex Systems Center, the UVM Smart Grid IGERT program, and OCEAN | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM University of Vermont-Google. Open-Source Complex Ecosystems And Networks (OCEAN) About. The goal of this Vermont Complex Systems Center project at the University of Vermont is to deepen understanding of how people, teams and organizations thrive in technology-rich settings, especially in open-source projects and communities. POSTDOCS - VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS Contact. Postdocs: John Meluso. OCEAN Postdoc. John Meluso. OCEAN Postdoctoral Fellow Vermont Complex Systems Center, UVM. I study Complex Systems, Management & Organizations, and Communication through a Sociolinguistic lens. Primary strengths include semi-structured interviews, surveys, agent-based modeling, and networks. COMPUTATIONAL ETHICS LAB The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy. STUDENTS - VERMONTCOMPLEXSYSTEMS.ORG Josh is a PhD student in Complex Systems and Data Science. As a member of the Computational Story Lab, he works on developing social media based instruments to better understand sociotechnical phenomena. He is interested in natural language processing, time THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The Data Science is a joint program of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. These departments reside in the College of

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

PUBLICATIONS

Systems and methods for randomized, packet-based power management of conditionally-controlled loads and bi-directional distributed energy

storage systems.

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The Data Science is a joint program of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. These departments reside in the College of

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

PUBLICATIONS

Systems and methods for randomized, packet-based power management of conditionally-controlled loads and bi-directional distributed energy

storage systems.

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. EDUCATION | THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The Data Science is a joint program of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. These departments reside in the College of PHD IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE 1. Our PhD in Complex Systems and Data Science (CSDS) enables students to build a deep portfolio of research on important, complicated, data-rich problems that matter. 2. Students will receive a wide and rich training in empirical, computational, and theoretical methods for describing and understanding complex systems. 3. COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. OCEAN | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM University of Vermont-Google. Open-Source Complex Ecosystems And Networks (OCEAN) About. The goal of this Vermont Complex Systems Center project at the University of Vermont is to deepen understanding of how people, teams and organizations thrive in technology-rich settings, especially in open-source projects and communities. PRESS | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM The mission of the energy and complexity group is to understand the complexity of electricity and to use that understanding to make energy systems work better (cleaner, more reliable and less costly) through innovative research. Our group works in close collaboration with the Vermont Complex Systems Center, the UVM Smart Grid IGERT program, and POSTDOCS - VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS Contact. Postdocs: John Meluso. OCEAN Postdoc. John Meluso. OCEAN Postdoctoral Fellow Vermont Complex Systems Center, UVM. I study Complex Systems, Management & Organizations, and Communication through a Sociolinguistic lens. Primary strengths include semi-structured interviews, surveys, agent-based modeling, and networks. MASSMUTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE The Vermont Complex Systems Center is a postdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and students working on real-world, data-rich, and meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. This postdoctoral fellowship will be funded by our groundbreaking data science partnership with MassMutual. NIH T32 IN COMPLEXITY AND NEUROBIOLOGY NIH T32 in Complexity and Neurobiology. The overarching aim of this training program is to produce researchers poised to apply state-of-the-art analytic tools to understand the neurobiology of drug abuse, with a specific focus on characterizing the neural substrates of addiction and other comorbid psychopathologies, always with an eye

toward

TALKBOCTOPUS

Advisors: Randall Harp, Peter Dodds. Lab: Data Ethics Lab. Juniper Lovato is the Director of partnerships and external programs at the Vermont Complex Systems Center at UVM where she organizes Complex Systems programs and thinks about multi-scale data ethics. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTERCOMPLEX SYSTEMS THEORYEXAMPLES OF COMPLEX SYSTEMSAMERICAN UNIVERSITY COMPLEX PROBLEMSATLANTA UNIVERSITY COMPLEXCOMPLEX SYSTEM DEFINITIONCOMPLEX SYSTEM PDF A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The Data Science is a joint program of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. These departments reside in the College of

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

PUBLICATIONS

Systems and methods for randomized, packet-based power management of conditionally-controlled loads and bi-directional distributed energy

storage systems.

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS The Graduate Certificate is a five (5) course booster pack in Complex Systems and Data Science. The graduate certificate can be earned by students as a complement for their graduate degrees across the University of Vermont, or as a stand-alone post-baccalaureate Graduate Certificate (online/or in person). COMPLEX NETWORKS WINTER WORKSHOP The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is an international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals. CORE TEAM | VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTER AT UVM Core Faculty. Meredith Niles. Meredith Niles is an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the Food Systems Program at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable food security from a behavioral science and policy perspective primarily using large datasets. THE VERMONT COMPLEX SYSTEMS CENTERCOMPLEX SYSTEMS THEORYEXAMPLES OF COMPLEX SYSTEMSAMERICAN UNIVERSITY COMPLEX PROBLEMSATLANTA UNIVERSITY COMPLEXCOMPLEX SYSTEM DEFINITIONCOMPLEX SYSTEM PDF A postdisciplinary team of faculty and students working at the University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences on real-world, meaningful complex systems problems of all kinds. To help people and their communties flourish at all scales through research and education about complex systems. MASTERS IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND DATA SCIENCE Our coursework comprises a balanced core of Complex Systems and Data Science and includes choose-your-own adventure options. The Masters may be earned as a two year stand-alone degree or in one year as part of an Accelerated Masters for UVM undergraduate students. Application

Basics:

EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

Past Events. Complexity Symposia. These intensive three-day executive professional short courses explore complexity science as it relates to pressing real-world problems. The complexity symposia will introduce the newest methods and theory being used at the forefront of complex systems science. Participants will be challenged to think about UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The Data Science is a joint program of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Computer Science. These departments reside in the College of

OPEN POSITIONS

The position includes full benefits and a competitive salary. Virtual work accommodations will be made, as necessary, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To apply, please fill out this application form. For more information please visit uvm.edu/neurobotics/join-us, or contact ncheney@uvm.edu.

RESEARCH GROUPS

The University of Vermont (UVM) Computational Ethics Lab is a research group located in the Vermont Complex Systems Center. Our team brings together a post-disciplinary group of researchers, faculty, and students working in complex systems, data science, mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

PUBLICATIONS

Systems and methods for randomized, packet-based power management of conditionally-controlled loads and bi-directional distributed energy

storage systems.

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