Assistant professor in the Management of Complex
Systems (MCS) department and the Ernest and Julio Gallo Management
of Innovation Sustainability and Technology (MIST) M. M. program at the
University of California Merced (UCM). Before joining
UC Merced, I was a faculty member at the IMT Institute for Advance Studies
Lucca (Italy).
My research is primarily data-oriented, focusing on the
evolution of large multiscale socio-economic systems by
applying concepts and methods from complex systems,
statistical physics, management and innovation science.
Teaming up with collaborators from a variety of disciplines,
our research has been published in various
multi-disciplinary journals such as Science, PNAS, Nature Communications
and Research Policy, and subsequently covered by the
international media, such as the Boston Globe, Guardian,
WSJ, Espectador, AAAS and Nature.
Recent Developments
- Interested in open PhD opportunities? Send me your CV and a self-statement. Lab | Printable Flyer
- New UC Merced PhD program in Management of Complex Systems. Program Info | Promo Video
- New UC Merced Master of Management (M. M.) Program. UCM Feature Article |
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- You’ve Heard of Berkeley. Is Merced the Future of the University of California? UCM featured in the NYT
- UC Communications Feature — Media Creates False Balance on Climate Science, Study Shows
- A couple of research features by Gemma Conroy of Nature Index. Megajournal editors under the microscope — & — The growth of papers is crowding out old classics
- Interviewed for International Open Access Week by Roza Sakellaropoulou of Springer Nature. How open access extends the conversation around climate change in the era of fake news
- Work on Super-ties featured in an engaging collection by Emily Stone of the Kellogg School of Management on What science can tell us about building great teams
- New article showcasing the Scholar Plot web app developed by Pavlidis Lab
- Appointed Associate Editor at the longstanding multi-disciplinary journal Advances in Complex Systems