Speakers
Chunyi Gai
(University of Northern British Columbia)
Ellen Baake
(Bielefeld University)
Eric Foxall
(University of British Columbia)
Linh Huynh
(Dartmouth College)
Marta Dai Pra
(Humboldt University Berlin)
Noemi Kurt
(Goethe University Frankfurt)
Sebastian Hummel
(BOKU University Vienna)
Theodore Kolokolnikov
(Dalhousie University)
Description
Individual-based modelling has applications in biology ranging from the molecular and cellular level up to the scale of population and movement ecology, and is typically implemented with stochastic processes. This diversity of applications is underpinned by a common toolbox of analytical techniques for studying mean behaviour, fluctuations and rare events related to particle trajectories, interactions and genealogies. In this session, we explore and share insights revealed by these techniques, with a view towards broadening their efficacy and scope in existing and novel areas of application.
Authors
Chunyi Gai
(University of Northern British Columbia)
Ellen Baake
(Bielefeld University)
Eric Foxall
(University of British Columbia)
