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Solving complex problems

Presentations and posters

Real world problems, such as those involving the natural environment, people and technology, are difficult to solve. Solutions are often ineffective and commonly have unintended consequences that can make matters worse. These are characteristics of dealing with complex systems and their many interacting components. Complex systems are difficult to predict and control; these problems become much worse when these systems interact - as they do in the real world.

These problems require a robust, flexible, adaptable, system-wide approach for a solution to be successful. The identification of a suitable solution typically needs multiple perspectives with skills drawn from of a wide range of disciplines and domains.

If you would like further information about any of the research covered at this event, please contact Emma Brassington on 01904 435180.

Presentations

Posters

Image: Assessing the degradation of archaeological bones
Image: Better decisions in games via a computational crystal ball
Image: Bronze Age shell beads for jewellery and currency
Image: Cell dynamics in Leishmania parasite infection
Image: Complex city storm drain maintenance
Image: Complex system modelling and simulation
Image: Decision tools for effective policing
Image: Detecting psychopathy in voice recordings
Image: Diagnosis and monitoring of neurodegenerative diseases
Image: Digital games for social and scientific benefit
Image: Dynamic pick-up and delivery
Image: Dynamics of prostate cell proliferation
Image: Fishing for the future
Image: From swarms to robots
Image: Learning forest management from wood ants
Image: Modelling road deterioration
Image: Modelling toxicity to reduce animal testing
Image: Modelling virus structures
Image: Protein crystallisation strategies
Image: Self-assembly of nanoscale graphene components
Image: Small-scale fisheries in developing countries
Image: The pub: community cohesion in rural areas
Image: Understanding drought and disease resistance in crops
Image: YouShare: Deploying research software over the web

Who to contact

Emma Brassington - Business Development Manager, IT & Communications
01904 435180