The results of the Complexity-NET pilot call, Interdisciplinary Challenges for Complexity Science, have now been announced. The following nine projects, together involving researchers from all ten participating countries, will be funded: 

Complexity in spatial dynamics (COSMIC)

PI Prof M. Batty, University College London, UK

Funded by EPSRC, IRCSET and NWO

Complexity of interdependent epigenetic signals in cancer initiation (CIESCI)

PI Prof. H. Ruskin, Dublin City University, Ireland

Funded by IRCSET, EAS and MICINN

Critical phenomena and collective behaviour of multi-particle complex systems (Complex Matter)

PI Prof. K. van der Weele, University of Patras, Greece

Funded by GSRT, EPSRC, FNRS and NWO

Emergence, evolution and application of biological symbol systems (EvoSym)

PI Prof B. McMullin, Dublin City University, Ireland

Funded by IRCSET, FWO and NWO

 Localising signatures of catastrophic failure (LOCAT)

PI Dr S Zapperi, Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Italy

Funded by CNR, EPSRC and NKTH

Multi-objective optimisation for modelling developmental gene regulatory networks (MOPDEV)

PI Dr J. Kaandorp, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands

Funded by NWO, FCT and MICINN

Predictability of extreme weather events (PREDEX)

PI Dr R. Vitolo, University of Exeter, UK

Funded by EPSRC, IRCSET and NWO

Resilience and interaction of networks in ecology and economics (RESINEE)

PI Prof A. Sanchez, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain

Funded by MICINN, EPSRC and NWO

Simulating the emergent impact of regulations across cultures (SEMIRA)

PI Dr G.J. Hofstede, Wageningen University, Netherlands

Funded by NWO, CNR and FCT