Collective Logic Lab

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Bryan Daniels
Bryan Daniels leads the Collective Logic Lab. His research focuses on predictive modeling of collective behavior in biological systems using real-world data, combining concepts and tools from statistical physics, machine learning, statistical inference, dynamical systems, and information theory.
Colin Lynch is a postdoc at the Collective Logic Lab. He is interested in understanding the cognitive mechanisms that underlie emergent behavior in complex adaptive systems, with a focus on social insects. Much of his research also consists of optimizing experiments designed to study these types of social networks, as their complexity necessitates a strong trade-off between large, costly sample sizes and the information gained from experimentation.
Colin Lynch
Diya Hamada
Diya Hamada: I am a sophomore Computer Science major at Arizona State University. I greatly enjoy collaborative work and problem-solving and am delighted to be furthering my exploration into the world of machine learning and data science with the Collective Logic Lab.
Maricruz Rangel Galván is a biologist (remote postdoc) interested in studying collective systems such as social insects (bees and ants) from a computational biology approach to understand the key elements that regulate collective behaviors using analogous physical systems.
Maricruz Rangel Galván
Stefan Stealey-Euchner
Stefan Stealey-Euchner: I am a junior at ASU studying Computer Science and Mathematics. I am excited to utilize my background in software development and applied statistics to explore collective behavior at the Collective Logic Lab.

Local Network

Recent collaborators and collective contributors, in random order

Alumni

Past students and those passing through, in reverse chronological order