The Chaos and
Complex Systems Seminar is a weekly, campus-wide, multidisciplinary
seminar series at the University of
Wisconsin - Madison on the new sciences of chaos and
complexity. Talks span a wide range of topics including computer
science, mathematics, economics, biology, meteorology, psychology,
and physics. They are aimed at a non-expert but scientific audience,
and everyone is welcome. Most seminars are in 4274 Chamberlin Hall
(1150 University Avenue) at 12:05 on Tuesdays during the academic
year (September to May). The series is organized by a volunteer
steering committee consisting of Robin Chapman
(Communicative Disorders), Ian
Dobson (Electrical and Computer Engineering), Lewis Leavitt
(Pediatrics), Clint Sprott (Physics), Bob Wilson
(Mathematics), and John
Young (Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences).There are two, on-campus electronic mailing lists. One, chaos-cs, is a formal moderated list for announcements. The other, chaos-cs-d, is unmoderated and intended for general discussion.To subscribe, e-mail lyris@lists.wisc.edu with no subject and the body subscribe chaos-cs Your Name Here (or subscribe chaos-cs-d Your Name Here, as desired).
To remove yourself from the list, e-mail lyris@lists.wisc.edu with no subject and the body unsubscribe chaos-cs (or subscribe chaos-cs-d, as desired). The listserver gets your e-mail address from the From: header of your message, and so you must unsubscribe using the same address you used when you subscribed.