Addison is studying a double degree in Medical Science and Genetics and Genomics at the University of Sydney.
Her interest in complex systems spans the academic, the philosophical, and the personal, with a particular stake in what the future holds for her generation.
As a collaborator, Addison helps design and support Complexity Salon events, bringing a young person's perspective to the themes explored.
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How lived experience reveals what we owe one another
May 26, 2026
6:00 pm
ComplexitySalon is delighted to host Professor Laura Abbott from the UK and Tahlia Isaac from Australia, who will share their research and experiences relating to women and children navigating the justice systems. Together, they will explore how power operates at the margins of society, and what these experiences reveal about our humanity, our institutions, and the values we choose to uphold.
Online
ComplexitySalon Online: with Professor Carl Rhodes
November 18, 2025
7:00 pm
In a turbulent world, those with greater ability to influence often chose to push the burden of uncertainty onto those who are already more marginalised. The greater and more visible this inequality in society the more likely it is that groups who feel underrepresented become anxious and more susceptible to simplistic solutions.
Live
AI and the Art of Management
August 22, 2025
8:30 pm
AI brings huge potential for greater innovation and prosperity, and at the same time may cause radical instabilities in the way we organise our societies. No technological development is solely good, and becoming dependent on algorithms is bound to challenge what we think it means to be human. This was an opportunity to explore the everyday implications of AI in the workplace alongside hopes and fears.
