Our research brings deep insight into the drivers of economic growth and progress at the microlevel. Our research is motivated by the goal of developing intelligently constructed contextual variables and analytics that can enable efficient capital allocation and market speed for organizations of all scales. Our focus is particularly on emerging economies that are in rapid flux and undergoing transitions in products and markets in ways that are very different from the better studied developed economies.
Get a preview of elements of our approach to understanding drivers of growth and decay of Settlements.
A preview of an approach to understanding the spatial relationship of infrastructural features in rural Tamil Nadu.
A preview of the scaling principles of city size distributions.
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Our approach is rooted in the science of complex systems, focusing on the relationships that give rise to the collective behaviors of a system and their evolution in time. Complex systems science derives its approaches from statistical physics, nonlinear dynamics and information theory. Consequently our scientists come with backgrounds in areas such as Physics, Engineering and Computational Neuroscience. We collaborate actively with the academic community of scientists interested in emerging economic systems.
Spatio-Temporal Patterns of Development in India. Identifying Geographical Features of Growth and Urbanisation.
Minimal Spanning Tree of Infrastructure in Rural Tamil Nadu shows how Infrastructure tends to cluster.
