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Welcome to YCCSA

We are a community of researchers drawn from different departments developing novel mathematical, computational and analytical methods and tools for the analysis and modelling of complex systems. 

As part of YCCSA you will find researchers from the departments of:

A large proportion of us reside under one roof, working on projects that cross the boundaries of traditional disciplines, while others live in their respective departments but are still very much part of YCCSA.

YCCSA is involved in the delivery of postgraduate training through our partner departments. We are particularly interested in the nature of interdisciplinary research, as our research draws upon resesearchers and graduate students from across all our partner departments, each bringing different perspectives to the challenges of analysing and modelling complex systems.

Recent News

  • 17 April 2012 Nikolai Bode, Dan Franks, Jamie Wood and researchers from the Universities of Essex and Exeter are published in American Society of Naturalists. Read the paper >>
  • 2 April 2012 Richard Greaves attended the 9th International Conference on Information Processing in Cells and Tissues (IPCAT 2012) at Trinity College, Cambridge and presented a paper "Extending an established simulation; exploration of the possible effects using a case study in Experimental Autoimmune Encephalomyelitis".
  • 23 March 2012 Dr Elva Robinson co-author of "Do ants need to be old and experienced to teach?" in Journal of Experimental Biology Read the paper >>

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Last Updated: April 17, 2012 | Caryn Douglas

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