CoCo Seminar Series: Spring 2026
CoCo Seminar Series: Spring 2026 Schedule Flyer
January 28, 2026
On the Limits of the Scientific Study of Complex Systems
Dr. Carlos Gershenson
Systems Science and Industrial Engineering, Binghamton University
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[Video]
February 25, 2026, Talk 1
[Online; 11:15-11:45] Complexity Science Crossing Oceans and Borders - Joint Academic Seminar of CoCo (Binghamton, USA) and COLIBRI (Graz, Austria)
Aggregation of Cockroaches with Fast-or-Slow Motion Dichotomy
Dr. Bao Quoc Tang
Mathematics and Scienfic Computing, University of Graz
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[Video]
February 25, 2026, Talk 2
[Online; 11:45-12:15] Complexity Science Crossing Oceans and Borders - Joint Academic Seminar of CoCo (Binghamton, USA) and COLIBRI (Graz, Austria)
Hysteretic Response in Excitable Honeybee Brood Waves
Dr. Daniel Reisinger
Artificial Life Lab, University of Graz
[Flyer]
March 4, 2026
[Online] Network Modeling and Analysis of Spatio-Temporal Correlations in Multivariate Time Series
Dr. Amanda Goodrick
Mathematics and Statistics, Slippery Rock University
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[Video]
March 24 [Tuesday], 2026 (in EB R15)
[Extra CoCo Seminar] Entropy, Coarse-graining, and the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics
Dr. Jordan Scharnhorst
March 26 [Thursday], 2026
Learning to Swarm: How AI and Mechanics Enable Nature-Inspired Collective Robotics
Dr. Christian Peco
Engineering Science and Mechanics, Pennsylvania State University
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[Video]
April 15, 2026
Do Models Matter? Parent, Sibling, and Offspring Effects on AI Paper Citations
Dr. Kaige Gao
Binghamton University
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