BruceW

I wonder, did you apply for complexity science? Or did you apply to a particular field and the university directed you to a different niche?

Complexity is all around us, so epso facto it is a huge interdisciplinary field. But it seems that you will focus on the mathematical aspect of describing complexity?

I might go into one of the sciences in complexity if it doesn't work out in physics (although I do love both just as much and I'm torn on what to choose). I'm particularly interested in the interface of physics, neuroscience/biology, and computation.

Hey Bruce, I saw your topic on complexity science. Complexity science sounds like a really diverse field, what sort of study will you be doing for this?

Hey Bruce, I hope this isn't too forward but I'm having a little difficulty with a physics problem and I noticed you held a degree in physics.
I posted the link and worked it out as best as I could, but noone seems to be replying just yet. So I just thought I'd throw you the link and if you had a few minutes to check it over for me that would be really great, thanks if you can!

regards,
Chris

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=588460

They used to allow blinking lights (i.e. animated gif avatars), but no more. Anyway, I plan to unwrap the bird's lights after New Year's Day so he may fly freely again.