WICI Talk with Dr. Eric De Giuli

Eric De Giuli is a theoretical physicist and complexity researcher whose work explores how intricate structures and behaviors emerge from simple physical laws. Currently an Associate Professor of Complexity Physics at Toronto Metropolitan University, his research spans chemical reaction networks, the origins of metabolism, learning in human language, and the physics of amorphous solids. His recent talks highlight how stochasticity and noise can act as endogenous forms of control in complex systems, offering fresh insight into multistable chemical networks and the natural emergence of agent‑like behavior. Drawing on a background that bridges applied mathematics, geophysics, and the statistical physics of language, he brings a uniquely integrative perspective to the study of emergence and self‑organization.

Join us May 13, 2026, 2:00 pm in QNC 1501.  Please register below.