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Santa Fe Institute
The Santa Fe Institute [SFI] is A non-profit research institute in Santa Fe, New Mexico founded by Murray Gell-Mann in 1984 to study complex systems and disseminate the notion of a separate interdisciplinary study of complexity theory.
SFI has recently announced that its original mission to develop and disseminate a general theory of complexity has been realized (noting that numerous complexity institutes and departments have sprung up around the world -- cf. CCS and the NECSI), and that it was working on updating its mission for the coming fifty years.
External links
- Official SFI site
- The Center for Complex Systems
- First International Conference on Complex Systems
- YA "first" international conference on complex systems
- Bandung Fe Institute Research Institute for Social Complexity Studies in Indonesia
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