Team

Team

We are a team of scientists coming from different domains. What connects us is a shared language of dynamical systems: we study how information, matter, and energy flow through bounded complex systems. The strength of this interdisciplinary group is that we use a common mathematical and conceptual toolbox, while working at different scales and in very different application areas.

Cristian Axenie

Nuremberg Institute of Technology (Technische Hochschule Nürnberg)

Applied antifragility in technical systems, neuromorphic engineering, and nonlinear control engineering.

Meisam Akbarzadeh

Isfahan University of Technology

Antifragile system design, robotics, adaptive and nonlinear control.

Michail A. Makridis

ETH Zürich

Traffic engineering, large-scale dynamical systems, intelligent transportation.

Matteo Saveriano

Università di Trento

Robotics, learning from demonstration, human-robot interaction.

Roman Bauer

University of Surrey

Computational neuroscience, brain development, multiscale modelling.

Oliver López Corona

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM)

Antifragility in ecological and planetary systems, sustainability science.

Žarko Kovač

University of Split & PhotoCLIM

Climate dynamics, complex systems, antifragile responses in environmental data.

Alexandru Stancu

New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE)

Robotics, nonlinear control of autonomous systems, resilient and antifragile interval-based design.

Mario Martinez

Manchester Robotics

Robotics, nonlinear control of autonomous systems, antifragile robotics.

Jeffrey West

Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute

Oncology, mathematical modelling of therapy, antifragility in cancer treatment.