The 2027 Conference on Complex Systems
CCS2027 will be in Wrocław University of Science and Technology, on September 17-24
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About the conferences CCS2027
The 2027 Conference on Complex Systems (CCS 2027), the flagship event of the Complex Systems Society, will be held from September 17–24, 2027, in Wrocław, Poland. This prestigious edition will be hosted by the Wrocław University of Science and Technology, with the scientific sessions taking place in the modern Congress Center located in building D-20. For more information about the society, please visit the Complex Systems Society website.
Wrocław, the historic capital of Lower Silesia, is one of the oldest, largest, and most dynamic cities in Poland. Often dubbed the „City of a Hundred Bridges” or the „Meeting Place”, it is celebrated for its rich multicultural heritage, having been shaped by Polish, Bohemian, Austrian, and German influences over the centuries.
The city is situated beautifully along the Oder River. It boasts stunning landmarks like the medieval Market Square, the historic Ostrów Tumski island, and the UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall. Beyond its breathtaking architecture, Wrocław is a thriving academic and technological hub. It draws thousands of international students and innovators annually.
Wrocław University of Science and Technology serves as a cornerstone of this innovative spirit. Established in 1945, it has grown into one of Poland’s premier technical universities. The university drives cutting-edge research and fosters strong collaborations with global tech enterprises
Warm-up for young scientists
Two-day event: Fri–Sat, Sept 17–18
Taking advantage of the presence of a wide variety of experts in different topics meeting for the Conference on Complex Systems, the Young Researchers of the Complex System Society (yrCSS) are organising a two-day informal event for PhD students and early-stage scientists. You will have the opportunity to attend talks by prominent researchers, learn about the scientific and life experience of young and senior colleagues, and – last but not least – have fun and socialise!