Income inequality in the uptake of environmentally friendly products

Martina Maglicic and Vítor V. Vasconcelos published a paper in iScience! They examined how income inequality influences the adoption of environmentally friendly products, using analytical and agent-based models. In their study,
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Best IHLCN Innovation Day pitch award in innovative cardiothoracic research won by Vera Zut!

How to reduce the long term complications -like kidney disfunction and reduced exercise ability- after Fontan completion surgery? In the TOPGraft project, we aim to address this challenge by developing an expandable graft that accommodates somatic growth, helping to...
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The impact of clot permeability on platelet fluxes toward its surface

Niksa Mohammadi Bagheri, Gábor Závodszky & Alfons Hoekstra have published a new paper in Plos One on the flow dynamics of porous blood clots.

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ICCS Research Trends: Machine Learning Dominates as Computational Science Landscape Shifts

Figure 1 showcases the evolution of first-level disciplines over time, clearly illustrating the rise of machine learning and the decline of other areas. The research documents a significant shift in computational science priorities, with machine learning and AI topics...
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Celebrating 25 years of ICCS, featuring Prof. Peter Sloot 

On the occasion of the 25-year anniversary of the International Conference on Computational Science (ICCS), Computational Science NL has interviewed Peter Sloot, (emeritus) professor at the University of Amsterdam and Nanyang Technological University (Singapore), and...
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Group Mission

We live in a highly connected and strongly coupled world, and are surrounded by a large diversity of complex systems. All these systems have one thing in common: they process information. We aim to understand this information processing in such dynamic multi-level complex systems.

 

“Nature is a Complex System that processes information. Computational Science aims to make the complexity of those systems tractable.”