October 23, 2003

Complexity conference is Oct. 24-25

Prominent experts from many spheres will converge at the Conference on Complex Systems, an interdisciplinary, intra-university event to be held Friday and Saturday (Oct. 24-25) in the Tribune Auditorium at the James. L. Allen Center.

“This conference presents a unique opportunity for the Northwestern community to experience the thinking of the leading minds in the emerging science of complexity, with applications ranging from physics and the life sciences to economics and management,” says conference organizer Daniel Diermeier, IBM Distinguished Professor of Regulation and Competitive Practice at the Kellogg School of Management.

The conference is free and open to the public.