Short bio
Sorin Solomon holds a PhD in theoretical physics from the Weizmann Institute of Science (1984). He is a professor at the Racah Institute of Physics of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and was previously a Bantrell Research Fellow at Caltech and held a Career Development Chair at the Weizmann Institute. He coordinated the Lagrange Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Excellence in Complexity in Turin, Italy, and a few EU projects in complexity. He authored more than 200 publications and books including ‘Microscopic Simulation of Financial Markets From Investor Behavior To Market Phenomena.’ Princeton University Press 2000 and “Cracking the ad code” Cambridge University Press 2009.
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COMPLEXITY
Why and how is Complexity important and relevant to me?
Some more answers in the that I started writing. |  |
Press articles rendering my works on complexity:
Europhysics News, BBC, Boston Globe, Der Standard, New Scientist, The Guardian, Nature, Science, Ha'Aretz, New Your Times, Herald Tribune, Neue Zuriche Zeitung, Le Figaro, Business2.0, Reuters, Daily Telegraph etc...
on the cover of New Scientist of May 6 2000 and the article therein based on our paper in PNAS. (our article in Science, with some interesting responses of the readers). ANGELS AND MORTALS
Ordinary Miracles,
The Importance of Being discrete - Life always wins on the surface
Download QF article
Novelty and creativity, Creative sparks
