tmafink@gmail.com
Thomas Fink Director and Fellow
Combinatorics, discrete dynamics, evolvability, innovation, resilience and graph theory.
Dr Thomas Fink is the Director and a Trustee of the London Institute and Chargé de recherche in the French CNRS. He studied physics at Caltech and Cambridge, winning the Fisher Prize for physics and Green Prize for research. He did a postdoc at École normale supérieure and was a Junior Fellow at Caius College, Cambridge, where he worked at the Cavendish. Fink uses statistical physics and discrete mathematics to form basic science insights into complex physical, biological and socioeconomic systems. Outside physics, he is interested in models of simplicity, collective creativity, graphic design and mobile technology startups. His books The 85 Ways and The Man's Book have sold 1/3m copies.

Composition of Boolean functions restricts biologically permitted logics
Physical Review Letters
Recursively divisible numbers
The American Mathematical Monthly
Taming complexity
Harvard Business Review
How much can we influence the rate of innovation?
Science Advances
Searching for great strategies
Strategy Science
Serendipity and strategy in rapid innovation
Nature Communications
Harnessing the secret structure of innovation
MIT Sloan Management Review