Ecological networks of species interactions, population dispersal, or individual contacts, are increasingly documented, thanks to new empirical techniques and increased sampling effort. Because of their complex nature, networks lend themselves to a variety of theoretical approaches and have attracted the attention of ecologists, physicists and mathematicians alike. At the crossroads of multiple scientific disciplines, this conference will offer an opportunity for interdisciplinary discussion on the theory underlying the dynamics of ecological networks. The aim of this conference is to bring together specialists from theoretical ecology, physics and mathematics to present the state of the art and open new perspectives in the broad field of ecological network and complex system modelling.
Speakers
Stefano Allesina, University of Chicago
Sandro Azaele, University of Padova
Vincent Bansaye, Ecole Polytechnique
Michel Benaïm, Université de Neuchâtel
Henri Benisty, Institut d'Optique
Carling Bieg, Yale University
Maxime Clenet, Sherbrooke University
Frédérik De Laender, Université de Namur
Anna Eklöf, Linköping University
Walid Hachem, CNRS and Université Gustave Eiffel
Nicolas Loeuille, Sorbonne Université
Zach Miller, Yale University
Valentina Ros, CNRS and Université Paris Saclay
Elisa Thébault, CNRS and Sorbonne Université
Registration
Registration is free but mandatory. The dead-line is Friday, october 18th, 2024.
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