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This is the joint group meeting of the research groups in Applied and Theoretical Systems Science. We discuss new results, bounce off new ideas, practice talks, and do journals clubs - just to mention a few of our activities.

We are always happy to host guests and visitors. If you're interested or would like get involved, please don't hesitate to get in touch!

Frank M. Hilker (Applied Systems Science) & Horst Malchow (Theoretical Systems Science)

Archive: Previous research groups meetings

Winter Semester 2016/17

Date	Time	Presenter	Title	Room	Note
23.08.2016	11:00am	Dr. Olesya Yakovchuk	Modeling magnetospheric particle ionization during substorm activity.	66/E01
30.08.2016	11:00am	Samuel Tresp, BSc	Mathematische Modellierung und Computersimulation des Einflusses variabler Bewässerung auf Vegetationsstrukturen in semi-ariden Gebieten. (MSc Thesis)	66/E01
28.09.2016	11:00am	Martina Iulia Bulai, MSc University of Torino	Competing for resources in the presence of infection: Mathematical models of foraging interference and disease transmission.	66/101
28.09.2016	02:15pm	Jule Schulze, MSc UFZ Leipzig	Social-ecological modeling for policy analysis in transformative land systems - Supporting evaluation and communication for sustainability. (Disputation)	66/101	USF

01.11.2016	11:00am	Adriana M. Bernal Escobar	Computational modelling as a potential complement for jaguar conservation and management in South America.	66/E01
15.11.2016	11:00am	Dr. Matthew Adamson	Anticipating critical transitions of chaotic attractors through boundary crises.	66/E01
22.11.2016	11:00am	Dr. Michael Sieber MPI für Evolutionsbiologie, Plön	The microbes within us: multilevel selection for cooperation or just a random bunch of fierce competitors?	66/E01
29.11.2016	11:00am	Dr. Ivo Siekmann Inst. for Mathematical Stochastics University of Göttingen	Modular stochastic models: Single-molecule dynamics of biomolecules and individual-based modelling in population dynamics.	66/E01
13.12.2016	11:00am	Fabian Thomas, MSc	Behavioral economics of the agri-environment (PhD Proposal).	66/E01	USF
10.01.2017	11:00am	Dr. Toni Klauschies Inst. of Biochemistry and Biology University of Potsdam	Trait adaptation promotes supersaturated coexistence in a multispecies predator-prey model.	66/E01
24.01.2017	11:00am	Fabian Thomas, MSc	Behavioral economics of the agri-environment (PhD Proposal).	66/E01	USF
31.01.2017	11:00am	Dr. Steven Lade Stockholm Resilience Centre	A stylised model of feedbacks between climate change and biodiversity loss.	66/E01	USF