
The aim of the center is to build a community of researchers (academic and non-academic) that will work to adapt and develop models of complex systems in the realm of sustainability that are suitable for the Israeli reality. The Archimedes center collaborates with various Israeli government ministries in joint applied research projects and supports decision-making processes. The center offers research scholarships, building and expanding research groups, conferences and more to create group collaborations. The center's activities include the recruitment of extensive research grants, relevant in Europe and in IIASA member countries. Join us to receive updates on the opportunities at the center.
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Cities and Complexity conference | 26/10/26
The "Cities and Complexity" Research Group at the Archimedes Center invites researchers to submit abstracts and register for the conference Cities and Complexity at the Dawn of the Second Quarter of the 21st Century. The conference is part of Mind-IL – Israel's Science and Academia Week.
Prof. Milo was the first guest to talk at the IIASA Science Parliament Lecture Series in Laxenburg, Austria.
prof. Ron Milo of the Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences at the Weizmann Institute for Science gave a talk on "Transforming food production for sustainability: microbes to eat CO2; humans to eat microbes".




