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Complexity Science and Design 
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Work on this theme includes research by the Complex Systems Group.
Complexity in designs and their processes
Researchers include:
Jeff Johnson
Anthony Lucas-Smith
Chris Earl
Katerina Alexiou
Theodore Zamenopoulos
Recent Projects
Embracing Complexity in Design (Jeff Johnson)
Open Network of Centres of Excellence in Complex Systems (Jeff Johnson)
Planning for complex products (Chris Earl)
Complexity, Art and Design
Researchers include:
Jeff Johnson
Katerina Alexiou
Theodore Zamenopoulos
Recent Projects
Workshops and events have included More is More, Royal College of Art, 2006; Complex Embrace, Kingston University, 2006; Art in the Science of Complex Systems, Brighton University, 2007.
Complexity and Multi-Agent Behaviour
Researchers include:
Recent Projects
The analysis of large transport systems in complexity science (Jeff Johnson and Joan Serras)
Design of autonomous machine systems including machine vision
Researchers include:
Anthony Lucas-Smith
Jeff Johnson
Pejman Iravani
Recent Projects
Intelligent Geometry Compressor (Anthony Lucas-Smith)
Intelligent Robotics for Remote Exploration (James Law)
Robotics in the emergence of complexity science (Jeff Johnson and Pejman Iravani)
Robot Kinematic Design and Robot Applications
Researchers include:
Recent Projects
Commissioning and installing new Facility for Robotic Autonomous Systems (FRAS) laboratory
Developing designs for serial and parallel robot systems
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