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Agent-Based Modeling: Worlds Within Worlds, a new interactive story from the Santa Fe Institute, chronicles the rise of ABMs in the social sciences, with a focus on SFI contributions. Over the next few weeks we’ll highlight pieces of this story. First, how it begins: PART 1: In

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Oct 22

Scientists have been refining ways to model physical structures and systems, from bridges and space shuttles to forest fires and tumors. These “digital twins” mimic their real-world counterparts and evolve alongside them. In September, SFI’s working group on Digital Twins for

Catch up on our most recent Community Lecture: "Neurotechnology & the Recovering Brain," in which John Krakauer explores neuroscience, recovery after brain injury, and the future of rehabilitation. Watch here: youtu.be/de2t7oHb_u0 This was the final lecture of our 2026

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Oct 15

Mathematical proof dates back at least to Euclid in 300 BCE, and yet little is known about what happens in the mind when humans solve proofs. This week, an SFI working group co-organized by SFI External Professor Simon DeDeo (Carnegie Mellon University) brought together

Reserve your free tickets for SFI’s Community Lecture with John Krakauer, “Neurotechnology and the Recovering Brain,” on October 20, 7:30 pm at the Lensic Performing Arts Center. It is increasingly appreciated that the damaged nervous system has residual latent capacity which,