21-25 September 2009, University of Warwick, UK

Thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of ECCS09.

First videos for the public session on global problems available.
ECCS2010 will be in Lisbon: see www.eccs2010.com.
Download the official Programme here (a hardcopy and CD came with your registration). This programme was not updated after the conference so might not include last minute changes.
Use the CSS programme wiki to upload slides of your presentation and add comments. Notice this programme might not be up to date in some cases.
On Monday 21 September 2009 the Public Scientific Discussion on 'The Complexity of Global Change' (Arts Centre Theatre) took place.

FILMED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK'S DIGITAL PRESS TEAM TO BE PUBLISHED ON THE UNIVERSITY'S WEBSITE AND OTHER ACADEMIC DIGITAL CHANNELS SUCH AS "Warwick on iTunesU" and "YouTube EDU".
The strategy discussion forum (CRP Forum) took place on Friday 25th September.
Complexity Podcasts
Useful Information for Participants

Please note that the University of Warwick is in Coventry. For information on how to get here, please follow this link.

Conference Tracks:

Track A: Policy, Planning & Infrastructure
Policymaking; Urban Planning; Internet; Transport & Power Networks; Medical & Health Systems.
Track B: Collective Human Behaviour and Society
Economics & Finance; Sociology; Psychology; Game Theory.
Track C: Interacting Populations and Environment
Climate Change; Pollution; Demography; Ecology; Epidemiology.
Track D: Complexity and Computer Science.
Robotics; Grids, Clouds & Novel Computing; Ubiquitous Computing.
Track E: From Molecules to Living Systems
Self-assembly & Self-organisation; Neuroscience; Cell, Developmental and Systems Biology; Genetics; Medicine & Physiology.
Track F: Mathematics and Simulation
Mathematics; Modelling; Simulation; Theoretical Physics.

Benefits of attending ECCS'09:

Reputable International conference covering all branches of complex systems theory.
Opportunity to publish high-quality papers in different independent journals.
High-profile presentations by top researchers in complexity science .
Low registration fee tailored to support scientists of all ages and background.