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Organised and funded by the ANU Centre for Complex Systems and the ARC Complex Open Systems Research Network (COSNet).

Sponsored by the Asia-Pacific Center for Theoretical Physics (APCTP) as an External Activity; students from member countries are particularly encouraged to attend.

The Summer School is the 22nd in the series started by the Department of Theoretical Physics at the Australian National University and will offer the participants:
a) introduction to complex systems in the physical, biophysical and econophysical domains by world-class experts and
b) project-based tutorials on software tools for the analysis and modeling of complex systems.

The Summer School is intended for Honours, Masters and PhD students, post docs and interested researchers from Australia and abroad.

New: Photos from Week 1.

Invited Lecturers

• Prof Richard Dendy, University of Warwick and UKAEA Culham Lab (UK)
  Fusion, Space and Solar Plasmas as Complex Systems
• Dr Roderick Dewar, INRA Bordeaux/Australian National University (France/Australia)
  Maximum Entropy and Maximum Entropy Production Principles and their Application to Physics and Biology
• A/Prof Hawoong Jeong, KAIST (Korea) (with special support from APCTP)
  Network Theory
• A/Prof Tomaso Aste, Applied Mathematics, Australian National University
  Introduction to Complex Systems
• Dr Rowena Ball, The Australian National University
  Introduction to Dynamical Systems
• A/Prof Tiziana Di Matteo, The Australian National University
  Econophysics
• Prof Ian Enting, University of Melbourne

  Inverse Problems in Earth Systems Science
• Dr John Finnigan, CSIRO
  Fluid Turbulence
• A/Prof Bruce Henry, University of New South Wales
  Fractional Diffusion -- Theory and Applications
• A/Prof David Liley, Swinburne University of Technology
  Brain Dynamics
• Dr Guy Metcalfe, CSIRO

  Chaotic Mixing
• Dr Robert Niven, School of Aerospace, Civil and Mechanical Engineering, UNSW@ADFA

  Jaynes' MaxEnt, Riemannian Metrics and the Principle of Least Action
• Dr Mike Wheatland, School of Physics, University of Sydney

  Bayesian Data Analysis
• Dr Rohan Williams, John Curtin School of Medical Research, The Australian National University

  Gene Regulatory Networks