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JSMF-SFI Postdocs in Complexity Conference XI

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Santa Fe Institute's recommended dress code: Business casual. 

Quick Tips For Visiting Santa Fe

Take it easy.
Santa Fe's high altitude (7,000 feet above sea level) means air is rarefied, thinner. It usually takes about 48 hours to adjust and staying hydrated helps.

Watch your alcohol intake.
One drink is the equivalent of three at sea level.

Weather 
Santa Fe's climate is dry, with sometimes less than 20 percent humidity. Nights and early mornings are quite cool. The average temperature in Oct is 66/36. Be sure to check current conditions before traveling as monsoon rains can quickly cool down a hot day and bring unexpected floods and rapid humidity. The average temperature difference between Albuquerque and Santa Fe is between 6-8° on any given day.

Field Trip
If you choose to hike in the forest for your field trip, bring a warm jacket and good walking shoes as it can get cold at the higher altitude of 10,000 feet.

Dining 
Santa Fe is a world class destination with many fine dining options just steps from the hotel. For local dining suggestions click HERE.

Health
Masks will be provide to those interested, and rapid tests will be available. If you are unwell, please do not attend – we are happy to provide you with virtual access to the content, and we will refund you the difference in your registration. Please be conscious and considerate of this collective.