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Bryan Daniels is an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University's School of Complex Adaptive Systems. He is affiliated with the ASU-SFI Center for Biosocial Complex Systems, Biosocial Complexity Initiative, and holds the title of Senior Global Futures Scientist.
- Educational Background: Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics from Cornell University.
Research Interests: Daniels focuses on predictive modeling of collective behavior in biological systems, exploring how functional aggregates emerge from heterogeneous networks. His work spans computational biology, network science, and dynamical systems.
Key Article Trends: Recent publications emphasize collective behavior in biological systems, network dynamics, criticality, and control strategies. Topics range from neural networks and Boolean models to animal group behavior and conflict analysis.
Teaching: He teaches courses like Fundamentals of CAS Science and Applied Complex Adaptive Systems at the graduate level.
Labs & Affiliations: Leads the Collective Logic Lab and contributes to interdisciplinary research through multiple ASU-SFI collaborations.
