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Getting Started
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Faculty
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Participants
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Google calendar
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Schedule at Santa Fe Institute
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SFI Community Lecture with Andrea Wulf (June 20)
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Creative workshops (June 22)
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Downtown Dinner at IAIA Museum (June 23)
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Holidays
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Saturday Shuttle Service
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Preparation
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Background Reading
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References
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Lecture slides
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Lecture slidesFeldman Krakauer BradleyDayI Swentzell BradleyDay2 SethiPredictionMarkets SethiMeritocracy Dooner BradleyDay3&4 SantiagoTamaraDayIIGroupProjects Galesic SantiagoTamaraDayIIntros SantiagoTamaraDayISucceed Wagner ClausetDayI ClausetDayII ClausetDayIII HyejinDayI HyejinDayII Bednar EvansLectureI EvansLectureII Fortunato Power BettencourtLectureI BettencourtLectureII Ogbunu Dunne YehSavage Klausmeier Nilsson-Jacobi Marquet McGregorFors Moeller Savage deRoos Litchman Mitchell Santiago-Alarcón Derryberry RaeLaCerva Wheatley BowlesInequality BowlesEconomics FeldmanFinal
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Group Projects Presentations
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Group Projects PresentationsDialect_split plant_cell_cycle abm_markets origin_of_life physics_vs_complexity universal_bitrate urban_dynamics productive_conflict music_complexity ab_mafia thanos_meritocracy Rythm LooseFriend Bouldering ABMData Meritocracy EvolutionSexual Causality PerceivedPolarization FoldedOpinions PolarizationClimate LinguisticNetworks StructureMeaning CollatzAI
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Contacts
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Covid
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Health, Safety & Well-being
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Anonymous feedback
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6.1 Group Projects » How to get the most out of it
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Aim for teams of 3-6 people.
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One, maybe two, projects per person (two is a firm upper bound).
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Choose something you will learn the most from or that you would not be able to do in your home institution.
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Be open-minded and flexible with which projects you want to join – things will keep changing in the first weeks.
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Focus on the process, not the outcome.
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Work on team organization and communication.
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It’s okay to fail! Be bold! be weird!