Unveiling dynamic equations in eco-evolutionary systems in a context of environmental uncertainty and with limiting data

Theoretical study of ecological and evolutionary systems from an interdisciplinary and dynamic perspective, which integrates the biology and physics of these systems, using mathematical analysis and modeling, and computational simulation as main tools.

General project information

Financing amount

157.000€

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Department

Theoretical ecology

Research group

Theoretical and computational ecology

Research areas and themes

Biodiversity and ecology
Effects of global change

Responsible researcher

David Alonso Giménez

Scientific Researcher

CEAB Night 2025 focuses on ecology and complex systems

Other researchers and involved staff

David Alonso Giménez

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Unveiling dynamic equations in eco-evolutionary systems in a context of environmental uncertainty and with limiting data

General project information

Responsible researcher

Other researchers and involved staff

David Alonso Giménez

Funding entities

Institutions/collaborators

Social networks of the project

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