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Displaying 17 speakers out of 17
A. DOBSON (Princeton University, Dept of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, USA)
CLimate Change, LAnd USe Change and the decline of Ecosystem Services (1)
Assembling a Serengeti Food-web: Insight for Conservation and Management of complex tropical ecosystems (2)
B. BOLKER (University of Florida, Zoology Dept., Gainesville)
LAB (1)
LAB (2)
LAB (3)
LAB (4)
LAB (5)
E. BERTUZZO (Laboratoire d'écohydrologie (ECHO), EPF Lausanne)
Cholera dynamics in a river network
F. GIORGI, HEAD, ICTP ESP SECTION
Climate Change
G. CANZIANI (Multidisciplinary Institute on Ecosystems & Sustainable Development, UNCBA, Tandil, Argentina)
Parasites, climate, and fuzzy logic models
The trophic state of shallow lakes, remote sensors and ANN
Past, present and future of a neotropical wetland ecosystem. Tools for analyzing changes (2)
G. DE LEO (University of Parma, Dept. of Environmental Sciences, Italy)
The state of marine resources (1)
When size matters: Trade-offs, non-linearities and surprises in the management of size-structured populations (2)
J. - P. RODRIQUEZ (Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Cientificas, Caracas)
The Neotropical Biodiversity Mapping Initiative (NeoMaps) (1)
Quantitative criteria for the assessment of ecosystem extinction risk (2)
J. BASCOMPTE (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Estacion Biologica de Donana, Seville, Spain)
Mutualistic Networks
Food web structure and network motifs (or Spatial networks of genetic variability)
J. DUNNE (Santa Fe Institute (NM), USA)
Food web network structure: data, models, and inference
Dynamical modeling of complex food webs
Food web Lab 1
L. BOITANI (Dept. Animal & Human Biology, University of Rome "La Sapienza")
Where is the species? Representing species on a map (1)
Where is the species? Representing species on a map (2)
L. BUCKLEY (National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, Santa Barbara (CA), USA)
Theoretical models of species' ranges and range dynamics
Climate Lab
Applying range models to predict responses to climate change
M. PASCUAL (University of Michigan, Dept. of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, USA)
Climate variability and population cycles in the dynamics of infectious diseases
Infectious diseases and non-stationary environments: climate change and pathogen evolution
M.- J. HERNANDEZ (Instituto de Zoologia Tropical, Universidad Central de Venezuela, Caracas)
The Dynamics of Variable or Conditional Population Interactions: Nature and Models
The Dynamics of Variable or Conditional Population Interactions: Models in Nature
M.-J. HERNANDEZ
The Dynamics of Variable or Conditional Population Interactions in Space. Discussion on the characterization of population interactions (1)
P. MOORCROFT (Harvard University, Dept. of Organismic & Evolutionary Biology, USA)
Scaling from plant-level responses into ecosystem-level consequences (i) Modeling species interactions (ii) Incorporating vegetation heterogeneity: age structure and size structure (iii) Representing plant functional diversity
The ecosystem-level consequences of vegetation heterogeneity (i) Developing a predictive science of the biosphere (ii) Non-linear ecosystem responses
Climate Lab
R. HILBORN (School of Aquatic Fishery Sciences, University of Washington, Seattle, USA)
Application areas fisheries and marine ecosystems (1)
Wildlife, especially East African parks management, protected areas(2)
Contrasting marine and terrestrial conservation: similarities and differences (3)
S. ALLESINA (National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, Santa Barbara (CA), USA)
Robustness of ecological networks (i.e. effects of extinctions on network structure)
Stability of ecological systems (i.e. linear stability, qualitative stability etc.)
Food web Lab 2

Organizers

Directors: G. A. Canziani, G. A. De Leo, A.P. Dobson, M. Pascual. Local Organizer: F. Giorgi