- DIBE - Department of Biophysical and Electronic Engineering
The Department of Biophysical and Electronic Engineering was set up at the University of Genoa in 1984.
Research activities include electronics, telecommunications, bioengineering, circuits and systems, electromagnetic fields, and
mathematical physics.-
NCS - Natural and Artificial Nonlinear Complex Systems Group
The NCS Group is one of the research group at DIBE, Department of
Biophysical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Genova, Italy.
The NCS Group conducts research on nonlinear circuits, molecular electronics,
biophysical engineering and financial system dynamics.-
CATS Laboratory
The Circuits and Algorithms for Digital Signal Processing (CATS) lab is part of the Department for Electrical and Electronics
Engineering of the University of Cagliari. Main lines of research are neural networks and advanced non-linear optimisation
techniques for time series forecasting, the study and implementation of Agile Processes for software development and the
development of discrete event simulators.-
econofisica.com
The Econofisica.com group offers a database of quotes from the main world stock markets and shareware software.-
Econophysics Forum
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finance-and-physics.org
Finance-and-physics.org is a wide database of scientific articles about statistical finance and econophysics.-
FRACALMO (Fractional Calculus Modelling)
FRACALMO is a WEB site developed by a group of researchers interested in modelling processes in the applied
sciences (physics, engineering, finance, biology, etc.) using mathematical methods based on fractional calculus.-
Moneyscience Financial Intelligence Network
An open-access resource for academics and practitioners working in finance
and economics, physics, applied mathematics and computing. MoneyScience
aims to provide the web's most comprehensive aggregation in the field of
quantitative finance..-
The Intertek Group
The Intertek Group is a Paris-based firm that provides research, consulting
and training on IT and Internet technologies and modeling techniques for the financial
services sector, industry at large and technology vendors.-
The Observatory of Complex Systems
The Observatory of Complex Systems has as its research focus empirical, numerical and theoretical studies of unpredictable
physical processes, be they stochastic or chaotic. The subject of research is complex systems in areas such as biology
and economics (e.g., DNA sequences and sets of neurons, the price of stocks or indices of major exchanges.
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