Complex Adaptive Systems
My current mission is to understand the emergence and the organizational principles of complex adaptive systems, both natural and artificial. While being interested in a wide range of complex phenomena in nature and society, my focus is on the study of the human brain and cognition.
More specifically, my research deals with 1) empirical studies of human information processing, 2) mathematical/neural models of visual processes, memory, and learning, 3) agent-based modeling and simulation, 4) evolution of cooperation and 5) evolution of language.
Main Research Areas
- Cognitive Science, Cognitive Psychology, Computational Neuroscience
- Statistical Physics, Computational Physics, Sociophysics
- Evolutionary Game Theory