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William Tracy. Vice President for Applied Complexity. As SFI’s Vice President for Applied Complexity, Will works to bring applicable insights from complexity science to the world of practice. He also connects SFI researchers with non-academic datasets, insights, and funding.
- Institute names Will Tracy as Vice President for ... - Santa Fe
SFI has selected Will Tracy as its new Vice President for...
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- Institute names Will Tracy as Vice President for ... - Santa Fe
SFI has selected Will Tracy as its new Vice President for Strategic Partnerships. Tracy will begin work May 11 on a part-time consulting basis and, beginning July 1, will join SFI full-time.
Vice President for Applied Complexity · Experience: Santa Fe Institute · Education: University of California, Los Angeles - The Anderson School of Management · Location: Albuquerque-Santa Fe...
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Nov 25, 2020 · Vice President for Applied Complexity, Santa Fe Institute. William Tracy is the co-editor of the Dialogues of the Applied Complexity Network series.
Will Tracy ’98 was named vice president for strategic partnerships at the Santa Fe Institute (SFI), an interdisciplinary research institute in Santa Fe, N.M., focused on complex systems. Tracy will create and maintain high-level partnerships with companies, universities, nonprofits, and other groups.
“This fellowship is a first-of-its-kind at a theoretical research institution,” says Will Tracy, SFI’s Vice President for Applied Complexity. “We had more than 100 applicants, which illustrates the staggering drawing power of the Institute, but also the interest in the under-explored interstitial space between theory and application.”
Feb 19, 2024 · “We are looking for courageous thinkers who want to learn new methods, while simultaneously helping in our search for new paradigms to understand political, economic, and social life,” says Will Tracy, organizer of the event and Vice President at the Santa Fe Institute.
