Friday · 22 min
Complexity Thoughts
Complexity Thoughts
Real systems, from your tiny cells to societies, are inherently complex: they are characterized by simple units which, once interconnected with each other to interact, generate unexpected patterns that lead to complex and fascinating phenomena.
Manlio De Domenico is a complexity scientist and Professor of Applied Physics at the University of Padova, Italy. He is an award-winning science communicator curating several initiatives to communicate complexity science for both experts and non-experts.
This is the AI-generated podcast of Complexity Thoughts, his popular newsletter on Substack.
- 29 episodes
- weekly
- Avg 20 min
- English
Counted on this page — what you have heard stays on this device, so it is not something the list can be paged by.
- October 9 · 21 min
Complexity Thoughts: Issue #92
- October 2 · 19 min
But where is everybody?
- September 28 · 22 min
When is a higher-order representation scientifically useful?
- September 25 · 22 min
Complexity Thoughts: Issue #91
- September 23 · 23 min
Do higher-order interactions need higher-order networks?
- September 18 · 21 min
Complexity Thoughts: Issue #90
- September 4 · 25 min
Complexity Thoughts: Issue #89
- August 28 · 14 min
A sky full of Gizas
- August 21 · 19 min
Complexity Thoughts: Issue #88
- August 19 · 21 min
Mapping the ecosystem behind artificial intelligence
- August 11 · 21 min
When statistical physics escaped matter
- August 7 · 23 min
Decoding the “Architecture” of Living Systems: Chapter 4
- July 24 · 22 min
Complexity Thoughts: Issue #87
- July 17 · 21 min
Decoding the “Architecture” of Living Systems: Chapter 3
- July 10 · 16 min
Complexity Thoughts: Issue #86
- July 3 · 20 min
Decoding the “Architecture” of Living Systems: Chapter 2
- June 26 · 17 min
Complexity Thoughts: Issue #85
- June 19 · 20 min
Decoding the “Architecture” of Living Systems: Chapter 1
- June 12 · 22 min
Complexity Thoughts: Issue #84