Grupo Interdisciplinar de Sistemas Complejos
Department of Mathematics, UC3M
The Complex Systems Interdisciplinary Group (GISC) is a team of over 20 researchers actively engaged in a wide variety of research topics in statistical mechanics, nonlinear dynamics, theoretical biology, evolution, social and economic systems, and game theory.
Members
Alberto Antonioni
Associate Professor
Pablo Catalán
Associate Professor
Gonzalo Contreras Aso
Assistant Professor
Rodolfo Cuerno
Full Professor
José A. Cuesta
Full Professor
Fernando Diaz-Diaz
Assistant Professor
Alejandro Dinkelberg
Assistant Professor
Pilar Guerrero
Associate Professor
Ricardo Gutiérrez
Associate Professor
Aniello Lampo
Assistant Professor
Thomas Louf
Assistant Professor
Yuri Martínez Ratón
Full Professor
Javier Muñoz García
Associate Professor
Carlos Rascón
Associate Professor
Soukaina Sabir
Assistant Professor
Anxo Sánchez
Full Professor
Silvia N. Santalla
Associate Professor
PhD Students
Natalia Briñas Pascual
PhD Student
Sara Ghivarello
PhD Student
Miguel A. González-Casado
PhD Student
Adrián Gutiérrez
PhD Student
Javier Molina Hernández
PhD Student
Recent Publications
Research Lines
Seven interconnected lines of inquiry, united by the language of complex systems.
Phase transitions, pattern formation and the collective dynamics of systems driven far from equilibrium.
Surface growth, thin films, interfaces and the emergence of order at the nanoscale.
Wetting, capillarity and fluid adsorption on micro- and nano-structured substrates.
Evolutionary dynamics, fitness landscapes and the mathematics of ecological systems.
Agent-based models, social dynamics, network science and evolutionary game theory.
Morphogenesis, biological pattern formation and quantitative models of living systems.
Soft matter, liquid crystals, complex fluids and the physics of granular materials.
Seminars
GISC seminars held in 2026