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Research Seminar Systems Science

Summer Semester 2018

The Research Seminar takes place on Tuesdays between 10:15 AM and 11:45 PM.

Guidelines for Presenters

Timetable

Date	Time	Presenter	Title	Room	Target audience *
			Presentations Analysis and Modelling of Environmental Systems	35/E16	USF
04.04.2018	09:00am	Anna Cord UFZ Leipzig	Understanding and modeling the relationships between land use, biodiversity and ecosystem services.
	09:30am		Modellierung von Räuber-Beute-Beziehungen – illustriert am Beispiel des Rosenzweig-MacArthur-Modells.
	11:00am	Britta Tietjen FU Berlin	Towards a process-based understanding of vegetation responses to global change.
	11:30am		Ressourcenlimitierung bei Räuber-Beute-Modellen - Erkenntnisse aus dem Rosenzweig-MacArthur Modell.
	02:00pm	Christiane Zarfl Universität Tübingen	Anthropogenic pressures on freshwaters – Providing insights on processes, predicting potential impacts and proposing solutions.
	02:30pm		Modelle zu Wechselwirkungen (Teil 3): Der dynamische Räuber an der Hopfbifurkation.
	04:00pm	Reik Donner Potsdam Institut für Klimafolgenforschung	Complex networks in earth sciences – turning a modeling paradigm into a data analysis tool.
	04:30pm		Das Rosenzweig-MacArthur-Modell.


05.04.2018	09:00am	Arndt Telschow Universität Osnabrück	Detecting causality and anticipating critical transitions in complex (socio-)ecological networks.
	09:30am		Das Rosenzweig-MacArthur Modell und das Paradox der Anreicherung.
	11:00am	Thilo Gross Universität Bristol (GB)	Stability of the mammalian food web of ancient egypt.
	11:30am		The Rosenzweig-MacArthur model.


17.04.2018	10:15am	Oskar Kärcher	Current work.	66/E16	ASW/TSW
24.04.2018	10:15am	Fabian Heitmann	Environmental System of Systems Engineering for integrated Nexus design.	66/E01	USF
	10:45am	J. Felipe Ortiz - Riomalo	(How) does participatory interventions enhance prosocial behaviour and collective action for environmental and natural resources management? A behavioural and experimental approach.	66/E01	USF
	11:15am	Philipp Gorris	tba.	66/E01	USF
Thu 26.04.2018	10:00am-11:00am		Revision of degree programmes	66/E01	USF
15.05.2018	10:15am	Irina Vortkamp	Modelling dynamic agricultural landscapes: Ecological and economical impacts of conservation management	66/E01	USF
17.05.2018	01:30pm-06:00pm		Workshop mit OeSA/UFZ	66/E01	ASW/TSW
22.05.2018	10:15am	Jun.-Prof. Dr. Meike Wittmann University of Bielefeld	Modeling the maintenance of diversity in ecology and evolution	66/E16	ASW/TSW
29.05.2018			Hochschulinformationstag
05.06.2018	10:15am	Caroline Lumosi	‘We are forced to cooperate’: Navigating trust, power, conflicts and group identities in trans-boundary river basin cooperation processes in the Zambezi basin.	66/E01	REM/BEE
05.06.2018	10:15am	Clément Aldebert Aix-Marseille Université, France	When a small decision switches your whole life: structural sensitivity or the unexpected bifurcations that alter your predictions.	66/E16	ASW/TSW
05.06.2018	4:15pm	Stefanie Engel, Andrea Lenschow	Governance-Instrumente in ausgewählten Umweltproblemfeldern (part of the lecture series on human-environment networks)	93/E07	MUN
12.06.2018	6:15pm	Gabriele Broll	Forschung zum Thema Mensch und Umwelt in der Agrarökologie und Bodenforschung (part of the lecture series on human-environment networks)	41/112	MUN
	ca. 6:45pm	Frank Hilker	Kipp-Punkte in sozial-ökologischen Systemen: Verständnis und Vorhersage (part of the lecture series on human-environment networks)	41/112	MUN
19.06.2018	10:15am	Saskia Osterkamp	Harvest timing in semi-discrete population models	66/E16	ASW/TSW
03.07.2018	10:15am	Anthony Sun	Peer-review process for journal publications	66/E16	ASW/TSW
03.07.2018	11:00am	Prof. Dr. Ali Yousefi Isfahan University of Technology, Iran	Analysing the Water Governance System of the Zayandeh-Rood Basin	66/E01	REM/BEE
10.07.2018	10:15am	Juan Segura UNED Madrid	Controlling populations with combined adaptive limiters	66/E16	ASW/TSW
Wed 08.08.2018	11:15am	Professor Christopher Kribs University of Texas at Arlington	Competition and co-persistence in multistrain transmission of Trypanosoma cruzi	66/E16	ASW/TSW
Wed 29.08.2018	2:15pm	Professor Julien Arino University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada	Number of source patches required for population persistence in a source-sink metapopulation with explicit movement	66/E16	ASW/TSW

* Target audiences

USF	General seminar for all members of the Institute
	Specific seminars
ASW	Applied Systems Science
EcoM	Ecological Modelling
BEE	Behavioral and Environmental Economics
NumP	Numerical Physics: Modelling
PEM	Projects in Environmental Systems Modelling
REM	Resources Management
TSW	Theoretical Systems Science