Dandolo Flumini

Dr. Dandolo Flumini is a Researcher at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW), School of Engineering, specializing in Applied Complex Systems Science. His research focuses on artificial life, morphological computation, blockchain applications, and computational modeling. He serves as team member or project lead in multiple interdisciplinary initiatives including Bio-HhOST (bio-hybrid tissues), Agroforestry Carbon Token System, and blockchain-based voting solutions.

His primary research interests include:

• Complex Systems Science: Emergent behaviors in biological and artificial systems
• Morphological Computation: Physical systems performing computational tasks
• Artificial Chemistry: Programmable chemical systems using droplet networks
• Blockchain Applications: Decentralized finance and voting systems
• Computational Ethics: Responsible implementation of AI and modeling

Flumini's recent publications (2019-2023) demonstrate strong focus on microfluidic systems, droplet agglomeration physics, programmable chemistry, and ethical AI. His work frequently appears in artificial life and computational modeling venues, with increasing emphasis on real-world applications in sustainability and decentralized systems.

He maintains active collaborations through the Applied Complex Systems Science research group at ZHAW, contributing to projects involving microfluidic device design, blockchain architectures, and bio-hybrid tissue engineering.