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ALBERTO BATISTA (University of Havana, Cuba)
MacArthur’s resource-competition model for large ecosystems with random species-resources couplings
ALEJANDRO BARRO (FBio, University of Havana, Cuba)
Urania moth: Solitaire or collective insect?
ALEJANDRO LAGE (CSC, University of Havana, Cuba)
Understanding human mobility from cellphone data: applications
ALFREDO REYES (CSC, University of Havana, Cuba)
How ants communicate through a mechanical barrier?
ANABELLE VIDAL (University of Havana, Cuba)
Do Suburban Populations of Lizards Behave Differently from Forest Ones?
DEBORAH GORDON (Stanford University, USA)
What is collective behavior and how does it work?
The regulation of foraging in harvester ants
The trail networks of turtle ants
The ecology of collective behavior: analogies across natural systems
ERNESTO ALTSHULER (UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA, CUBA), ALFREDO REYES (CSC, UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA, CUBA)
Doing experiments on collective behaviour during a School on collective behaviour
ERNESTO ALTSHULER (UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA, CUBA), ROBERTO MULET GENICIO (UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA, CUBA)
Welcome remarks
Closing remarks
ERNESTO DIAZ ORTEGA (Complexity Science Hub Vienna, Austria)
Innovation-Obsolescence dynamics on networks
FRANCESO GINELLI (University of Insurbia, Italy)
An introduction to active matter
The Vicsek model
Hydrodynamic theories
Experimental realizations of Collective motion
Beyond the Vicsek class
JOSÉ ANDRÉS GUZMAN MORAN (Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil)
Non-Markovian SIR epidemic spreading with Weibull infection in networks with community structure
KYRELL VANN VERANO (ICTP, Italy)
Olfactory search with finite-state controllers
MARCELO MAGNASCO (Rockefeller University, New York, USA)
Collective behaviour of marine creatures: theory, methods and experiments (Part 1)
Collective behaviour of marine creatures: theory, methods and experiments (Part 2)
Collective behaviour of marine creatures: theory, methods and experiments (Part 3)
Collective behaviour of marine creatures: theory, methods and experiments (Part 4)
Collective behaviour of marine creatures: theory, methods and experiments (Part 5)
MARCO HJELT MADILE (Balseiro Institute, Argentina)
Interaction and movement of vulnerable tortoises from Patagonia, Argentina
MARIAM CURBELO (FBio, University of Havana, Cuba)
The anuran calling repertoire: further details
MARÍA G. CASCALLARES (National Institute for Fishery Research and Development (INIDEP), Argentina)
Born approximation for the estimation of acoustic dispersion of fluid-like organisms of arbitrary geometries
MELANIE MOSES (University of New Mexico, USA)
Introduction to Complex Adaptive Systems and Collective Behavior
Agent based models of collective behavior
Emergent search behaviors in ants, immune systems and robots
Scalable networks for collective search, part 1 - why bigger is slower
Scalable networks for collective search, part 2 - why more is faster
PABLO DE CASTRO (São Paulo State University, Brazil)
Collective Dynamics of Moving Organisms: The Statistical Physics of Self-Propelled Particles
PATRICIA GONZALEZ (CIM, University of Havana, Cuba)
Collective behaviour of flora and fauna in Cuban corals reefs
ROBERTO ALONSO (FBio, University of Havana, Cuba)
The anuran calling repertoire: texts and contexts
SABRINA BENAS (Buenos Aires University, Argentina)
Pattern separation in the hippocampus of mice
SAÚL GONZALEZ (University of Havana, Cuba)
Habitat selection of resident Turkey Vultures (Cathartes aura) in Cuba through GPS tracking data

Organizers

Ernesto ALTSHULER (University of Havana, Cuba), Roberto MULET GENICIO (University of Havana, Cuba), Antonio CELANI (ICTP, Italy), ICTP Scientific Contact: Antonio Celani (ICTP)

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