Café Complexité

Learn more about Café Complexité—a relaxed, pre-work meet-up to engage with complexity science.

Complexity science is complex—but we invite you to pop in to learn about how new insights and tools in complexity science can help solve policy problems and be applied across scientific disciplines. Café Complexité is a space for conversation, bridging the gap between the latest developments in complexity science and real-world challenges.

We invite government workers, practitioners, and interested members of the public to our conveniently located Pipitea campus to share ideas and establish links between our communities.

We will hear from experts presenting key concepts, methodologies, or case studies to illustrate their approach to complexity in their daily work. Attendees are welcome to raise areas of interest or share their challenges, which we can explore as a group through a complex systems lens.

The Café will run once a month in The Atom—Te Kahu o Te Ao innovation space, 33 Bunny Street, Pipitea Campus. As you enter the Ground Level of Rutherford House, the Atom is immediately to your right.

Reserve a seat at the Café on the Te Maheno / Chair in Complexity Science events booking page.