The research within the Doctoral Degree in Complex Systems is carried out through two research groups:

• Complexity in Fluids and Biophysics (CFB)

• Granular Matter. Mathematical Fundamentals and Applications (MGFMA)

The lines of research include the following:

• Jamming and unjamming (in MGFMA)

• Medical biophysics and physics (in CFB)

• Statics and dynamics of granular matter (in MGFMA)

• Topological groups and applications of geometry and topology (in MGFMA)

• Convection, evaporation and condensation patterns (in CFB)

• Soft computing and applications (in MGFMA)

• Colloid phase transitions (in CFB)

• Turbulence and magnetohydrodynamics (in CFB)

The following link includes information from the document on the doctoral program verification process relating to the structure of the groups and their associated lines of research.