This symposium is sponsored by the Conversations in the Disciplines Program of the State University of New York.
We will organize the SUNY Symposium on Complex Systems Research and Education as a two-day inter-campus Conversation at Binghamton University, where SUNY faculty members and students who study/teach/learn the interdisciplinary complex systems science will come together and share their research projects and educational efforts, discuss collaborative projects, and establish a new SUNY-wide academic network on complex systems.
This Conversation will be organized as a special satellite symposium during the 2026 Conference on Complex Systems. It will be open to anyone (i.e., not limited to CCS 2026 participants) who is interested in SUNY's research and educational activities in the field of complex systems.
We invite SUNY faculty, researchers, postdocs, students, educators, and practitioners to submit presentation proposals for the SUNY Symposium on Complex Systems Research and Education. Contributions may address any area of complex systems research, education, methods, or applications. Submit your proposal (in a one-page abstract format) to share your work, connect with the SUNY complex systems community, and help showcase the breadth of complexity science across the SUNY system.
We plan to provide financial travel support for about 10~20 SUNY students to participate in this Symposium. More information will be announced later.
Please submit your abstract by July 1, 2026
Morning:
Contributed talks
Afternoon:
Contributed talks
Panel discussion on educational curriculum at SUNY
Morning:
Contributed talks
Afternoon:
Contributed talks
Keynote panel discussion on complex systems research and education in the US Northeast
Social networking session
Réka Albert
Pennsylvania State University
Andrea Liu
University of Pennsylvania
