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12.03.2026
Economic complexity (c) curated-lifestyle-unsplash

Seeing Global Trade Through the Lens of Physics

Why economic complexity algorithms produce trustworthy results
06.03.2026
Complexity Science Hub researcher Georg Heiler built tool called dagster-slurm © Anja Böck

Making Supercomputers Easier to Use

CSH researcher Georg Heiler built a tool that makes supercomputers accessible
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26.02.2026
Computing in constructed and non-constructed systems (c) Canva (AI generated)

From Laptops to Cells – What Does It Mean to Compute?

A new approach for understanding natural systems as ‘computers’
24.02.2026
Industrial Research Labs (c) NOAA-unsplash

Industrial Research Labs Were Invented in Europe but Made the U.S. a Tech Superpower

They led to an explosion of innovation in the early 20th century
19.02.2026
Can Europe Be Climate-Neutral by 2050? New Monitor Tracks the Pace of the Energy Transition © Benoit Deschasaux_unsplash

Can Europe Be Climate-Neutral by 2050? New Monitor Tracks the Pace of the Energy Transition

Clean energy progress – measured, firm by firm.
16.02.2026
Elise Cutts, FRONTIERS science journalist in residence at the Complexity Science Hub (CSH)

FRONTIERS Journalist Elise Cutts Starts Her Residency at CSH

Her ERC Fellowship centers on Foundations of Complex Systems
04.02.2026
Helga Nowonty, chair of the CSH Advisory Board, presents her new book at the Complexity Science Hub

Wisdom is what our future needs

Helga Nowotny in an interview about her new book
30.01.2026
Liuhuaying Yang from the Complexity Science Hub (CSH) at the Vienna Ball of Sciences

Data Visualization at the Vienna Ball of Sciences

Yang presented two projects on migration and societal complexity
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22.01.2026
AI is already writing almost one-third of new software code shows new study from the Complexity Science Hub (c) daniil komov-unsplash

AI is already writing almost one-third of new software code

New study in Science tracks global spread of AI-assisted coding and its impact
21.01.2026
Data-driven analysis of armed conflicts (c) pawel-janiak-unsplash

Data-Driven Analysis Reveals Three Archetypes of Armed Conflicts

But predicting their severity remains difficult.
12.01.2026
Ljubica Nedelkoska, Faculty at the Complexity Science Hub © Anja Böck_CSH

Outrunning the Machines: Policy in the Age of AI

A commentary by Ljubica Nedelkoska
22.12.2025
Happy Birthday to János Kertész (c) CEU : Sotiris Bekas

Happy Birthday, János Kertész!

Celebrating a lifetime of pioneering research
11.12.2025
A Crucial Conversation in Brussels on Europe’s Supply-Chain Resilience

A Crucial Conversation in Brussels on Europe’s Supply-Chain Resilience

Why Europe needs real-time supply-chain intelligence
02.12.2025
Urban sprawl could deny 220 million people access to clean water by 2050 says a new study from the Complexity Science Hub (CSH)

Urban Sprawl Could Deny 220 Million People Access to Clean Water by 2050

Compact urban planning is crucial for delivering water and sanitation
27.11.2025
Crypto hacks: Price Drops Often Outweigh Direct Losses (c) getty-images-unsplash

Crypto Hacks: Price Drops Often Outweigh Direct Losses

Cyberattack analysis shows indirect effects can amplify damage
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20.11.2025
FWF grants for Turchin and Neffke

Two New FWF-Funded Projects Explore Digital Innovation and Societal Resilience

Frank Neffke & Peter Turchin start new projects
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19.11.2025
Isolated African cities suffer more violence © AI genearted on Canva

People in isolated cities suffer more violence against civilians

New study reveals that city isolation may drive political violence.
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18.11.2025
Elise Cutts

CSH Welcomes FRONTIERS Science Journalist in Residence Elise Cutts

CSH will host a journalist through the ERC program for the second time
10.11.2025
Metro and tram © unsplash_Nadler and Petrushkevich

Metros Cut Car Use in European Cities – Trams Fall Short

Rafael Prieto-Curiel looked into mobility data from 378 cities
06.11.2025
Complexity Science Hub study on intersectional inequalities in social networks

Double Disadvantage Hurts More Than Twice as Much

A new study shows how social inequalities don’t just add up
30.10.2025
Chartist meeting (c) Wikimedia commons

When Collapse Wasn’t Inevitable: How Some Societies Turned Crisis into Renewal

Three key factors that helped societies under extreme pressure turn the tide
28.10.2025
Complexity Science Hub study: Increase in polarization and social connectivity.

Researchers find possible cause for increasing polarization

Between 2008 and 2010, polarization and social connectivity changed abruptly
20.10.2025
Scene at the Signing of the Constitution of the United States by Howard Chandler Christy (Public Domain)

Political (neural) networking

Find out what Eddie Lee has to say in this interview
10.10.2025
CSH's Spotlight On interview series – with Guillermo Prieto Viertel

Spotlight On: Guillermo Prieto Viertel

Our interview series with a twist – meet the people behind the science.
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