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The Complexity of Changing Minds

Franco GF Orsucci

Searching through human psycho-bio-physical relations and their routes through changes, disruptions, and harmonies.

Applications in social sciences, human interfaces, natural, virtual embodiments…and living with the Schroedinger’s cats.

Emerging Embodiments

Throughout nature, simple elements can self-organize into unexpectedly complex patterns. The embodied mind extends through social connections and technologies.

Sync, Chimeras, Quanta

How can crickets, starlings, neurons, and crowds work together in hybrid network harmonizations? Unexpected landscapes of connections between different scales and media.

Evolving Loves

Love takes many, sometimes unexpected, forms and variations. It occurs at different times, tempos, and occasions.

Explorations Blog

Explore FLUX: Key Webinars on Dynamical Systems

It must not be claimed that anyone can sense time by itself apart from the movement of things.

Lucretius, De Rerum Natura

Featured Research & Publications

Books

Front Cover Front Cover Front Cover Front Cover Human Dynamics: A Complexity Science Open Handbook (Chaos and Complexity) Complexity Science in Human ChClinical Applications.-reprint 1


About

Franco GF Orsucci

Co-founder of CEMHS, Centre for the Excellence in Mental Health Sciences, University of Amsterdam

President Mind Force Society & Institute for Complexity Studies

Medical Director, Research & Development, Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, UK

Get in Touch

franco.orsucci@mindforce.it

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