Corentin Bisot (VU Amsterdam)
Title : Transport logistics in a growing fungal network Abstract : Branching forms are ubiquitous in nature and evolved repeatedly throughout evolution. …
Maxime Lucas (UNamur/UCLouvain)
Title : Of higher-order interactions, whales, and fungi Abstract : The strength of dynamical systems and network models lies in their ability …
Jeff Arnoldi (CNRS)
Title : Linear Functional Ecology – Rethinking species contributions to ecosystem functions Abstract : Ecosystem functions describe processes like biomass production, respiration, or nutrient cycling, …
Guillermo Garcia-Sanchez (Spanish National Research Council, Spain)
Title: From Chaos to Clarity: Revealing Oceanic Transport Pathways In Real-World Applications Through Dynamical Systems Abstract: Finding order in the apparent chaos …
Alessio Franci (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México)
Title: DECISION FROM INDECISION IN MULTI-AGENT MULTI-OPTION DYNAMICS How does a group of agents break indecision about a set of options? Many …
Frederik De Laender (Université de Namur)
The seminar will take place in person, Room S08, Faculty of Sciences Title: Predicting the impact of environmental change on coexistence I introduce …
Camille Carpentier (Université de Namur)
Title: Using degree distribution of ecological networks to predict their responses to random and targeted species removals Facing the current biodiversity crisis, …
Ana Paula Millán Vidal (Amsterdam UMC, Netherlands)
Title: Brain network models of epilepsy propagation and surgery Clinical network neuroscience aims to apply the knowledge and tools from network science to …
François Lamoline (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg)
Title: Gene expression modelling from cell population snapshot data using optimal mass transport Modelling gene expression is a central problem in systems biology. …
Maxime Lucas (Aix-Marseille University, France)
Title: The cell cycle as a temporal network of protein interactions Biological systems often operate over multiple timescales and their temporal organisation is …