Seminar Series: Arbeitsgemeinschaft Biomathematik

(Wednesday, 15:00, digital)

(Talks will be announced by email and links will be distributed in time)

 

Summer Semester 2021

 

10.03.2021, Vorbesprechung für Studierende (informal meeting with students)
 
24.03.2021, Hugo Daudey (Aix-Marseille University): “Adding linear movement to frequency dependent disruptive selection models”
 
14.04.2021, Désirée Bailleul (Uni Wien): “Endemic and epidemic dynamics of cholera: the role of the aquatic reservoir”
 
28.04.2021, Laura Hayward (IST Austria): “Polygenic adaptation with pleiotropy (and a little about mutational bias)”
 
12.05.2021, Gülsah Ekizer (Uni Wien): “Public goods game as a stage game“
 
26.05.2021, Franziska Szinovatz (Uni Wien): “The Neimark-Sacker bifurcation”
 
02.06.2021, Lisa Mentgen (Uni Wien): “The genealogy of samples in models with selection“
 
16.06.2021, Mariana Prud’Homme (Uni Wien): “Superinfection between influenza and RSV”
 
23.06.2021, Laura Hincenberga (Uni Wien): “ Introduction to Quantitative Genetics
 
30.06.2021, Luisa Weginger (Uni Wien): “TBA”
 
 

 

Additional talks of interest:
 

30.03.2021 (15:00), Martin Pontz (Uni Wien): “Effects of epistasis in population genetic two-locus models“ (Defensio of his PhD thesis)

 

 

 

Wintersemester 2020/21

 

14.10.2020, Vorbesprechung für Studierende
 
21.10.2020, Alexis Diederich (Uni Wien): “An evolutionary epidemiological mechanism with applications to type A Influenza”
 
04.11.2020, Ben Wölfl (Uni Wien): “The spread of COVID-19 in the presence of superspreading
 
18.11.2020, Saula Santana (Uni Wien): “Immune life history, vaccination, and the dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 over the next 5 years”
 

25.11.2020, Hannah Götsch (Uni Wien): “Multilocus models for the adaptation of complex ecological traits in spatially structured populations

 

09.12.2020, Désirée Bailleul (Uni Wien): “Modelling adhesion-independent cell migration”

 

16.12.2020, Lukas Baumgartner (Uni Wien): “Introducing a population into a steady-state community”

 

13.01.2021, Alina Kadluba (Uni Wien): “An introduction to the effective population size” (this talk will be at 9:15!)

 

13.01.2021, Sebastian Farrensteiner (Uni Wien): “An SEI model for tuberculosis with backward bifurcation”

 

20.01.2021, Franziska Szinovatz (Uni Wien): “Structured populations: autonomous single species models”

 

27.01.2021, Melanie Schatzer (Uni Wien): “Some properties of the Moran model”

 

 

 

 

 

Sommersemester 2020

 
04.06.2020 Laura Haywood (Columbia University): “Adaptation of a highly polygenic trait in response to a sudden change in environment (with pleiotropy)“
 
The talk will be by Zoom and start at 16:00 pm. The link will be distributed by the email list.
 
 
25.06.2020 Michelle Binsfeld (Uni Wien): „Slightly supercritical Galton-Watson processes and some applications in population genetics“.
 
The talk will be by Zoom and start at 10:15 am. The link will be distributed by the email list shortly before the talk.
 
Due to the Covid-19 crisis, all other planned talks are postponed to the winter term (starting in October).
 

 

 

Wintersemester 2019/2020

 
 
08.10.2019, Vorbesprechung für Studierende
 
12.11.2019, Lukas Baumgartner (Uni Wien): “Mutualistic Lotka-Volterra equations for n species
 
18.11.2019, Jitka Polechova (Uni Wien): “Towards a general theory of species' ranges” (this talk will be on Monday and begin at 16:00)
 
19.11.2019, Lukas Geyrhofer (Technion, Haifa): “Coexistence and cooperation in structured habitats”
 
10.12.2019, Alexis Diederich (Uni Wien): “Dynamical behavior of differential equation models of frequency and density dependent populations”
 
17.12.2019, Hannah Götsch (Uni Wien): “The adaptive architecture of a quantitative trait in a structured population
 
14.01.2020, Saulo Santana (Uni Wien): “A classical model in the theory of clines”
 
21.01.2010, Kim Kneher (Uni Wien): “General conditions for diffusion-driven instability in Turing mechanisms”
 
 

 

Sommersemester 2019

 
 
19.03.2019, Christoph Hauert (Univ. British Columbia): “Asymmetric games and environmental feedback”
 
26.03.2019, Stefanie Belohlavy (IST Klosterneuburg): “Underlying haplotype structure inflates variability in allele frequencies”
 
02.04.2019, Karl Riepl (Uni Wien): “An introduction to stochastic epidemic models”
 
09.04.2019, Sara Merino Aceituno (Uni Wien): “Derivation of a continuum model for collective motion in a fluid”
 
30.04.2019, Christina Pawlowitsch (Université Paris II): “The evolutionary dynamics of costly signaling”
 
07.05.2019, Sarah Waisnix (Uni Wien): “Models of self-propelled particles and rod-shaped objects”
 
21.05.2019, Sarah Benedetto (Uni Wien): “Kinetic theory applied to skiers”
 
28.05.2019, Jelena Petrovic (Uni Wien): “The SIR epidemic model”
 
04.06.2019, Julia Schindler (Uni Wien): “Two applications of the adaptive dynamics method”
 
18.06.2019, Stefan Müller (Uni Wien): “Metabolic networks and optimization problems”
 
        

 

Wintersemester 2018/19

 
 
02.10.2018, Karl Sigmund (Uni Wien): “The evolutionary dynamics of corruption”
 
        Anschließend: Vorbesprechung für Studierende
 
09.10.2018, Zohreh Zarabizdadeh (Uni Wien): “An introduction to birth and death processes
 
23.10.2018, Birgit Haider (Uni Wien): “Brown-von Neumann-Nash dynamics for role games”
 
30.10.2018, Marcus Frean (Victoria University of Wellington): "An evolutionary account of how money affords cooperation"
 
06.11.2018, Ulrich Berger (WU Wien): “Reputation and the evolution of private property rights
 
13.11.2018, Magnus Zanon (Uni Wien): “Positioning of the centrosome by microtubules“
 
04.12.2018, Yolanda Einfalt (Uni Wien): “Initiation of filopodia
 
11.12.2018, Alina Kadluba (Uni Wien): “Mathematical theory of communication”
 
18.12.2018, Stefan Müller (Uni Wien): “Models of chemical and metabolic networks”
 
15.01.2019, Karl Riepl (Uni Wien): cancelled
 
22.01.2019, Pia Gober (Uni Wien): “Global stability by split Lyapunov functions”
 
29.01.2019, Werner Stefan Petti (Uni Wien): “On the repeated prisoner’s dilemma”
 
 
 

 

Sommersemester 2018

 
 
06.03.2018, Kalle Parvinen (Turku University): “Evolution of dispersal in metapopulation models”
 
        Anschließend: Vorbesprechung für Studierende
 
14.03.2018, Kristan Schneider (Univ. Mittweida): “Selection for HRP2/HRP3 deletions in Plasmodium-falciparum malaria”
        
        Attention: The above talk will be on Wednesday at 9:15 (9th floor)
 
20.03.2018, Clara Gritsch (Master student, Uni Wien): “An eco-evolutionary model of competition for nutritionally complementary resources”
 
17.04.2018, Jozsef Garay (Budapest): “Evolutionary games under time constraints”
 
24.04.2018, Ilse Höllinger (Uni Wien): “Polygenic adaptation: from sweeps to subtle frequency shifts”
 
15.05.2018, Philipp Mitteröcker (Uni Wien): “The dilemma of human childbirth: mathematics, medicine, and evolution
 
29.05.2018, Sarah Benedetto (Master student, Uni Wien): “The SIR epidemic model's implications”
 
05.06.2018, Hannah Götsch (Master student, Uni Wien): “A two-locus two-deme model”
 
12.06.2018, Jelena Petrovic (Master student, Uni Wien): “The ancestral recombination graph”
 
19.06.2018, Lydia Pock (Master student, Uni Wien): “The two-patch logistic model – Does dispersal affect the carrying capacity?”
 
26.06.2018, Isabel Gomes Gerber (Master student, Uni Wien): “Examples of discrete population models”
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Wintersemester 2017/18

 
 
03.10.2017, Gaku Oya (Hayama, Japan): “Mathematical models on the evolution of punishment in vertebrates”
 
        Anschließend: Vorbesprechung für teilnehmende Studierende
 
17.10.2017, Masato Yamamichi (Tokyo): “Toward an integration of population genetics and eco-evolutionary dynamics”
 
07.11.2017, György Barabás (Linköping University): “Self-regulation and the stability of large ecological networks”
 
08.11.2017, Hanja Pisa (Master student, Uni Wien): “On the interaction between ecological and evolutionary dynamics: The pitfalls of adaptation to the better niche”
 
        Achtung: der Vortrag von Frau Pisa findet ausnahmsweise am Mittwoch um 9:15 statt (9. Stock)
 
14.11.2017, Peter Bednarik (WU Wien): “Competition promotes helping behavior through indirect reciprocityAchtung: wegen Erkrankung verschoben auf den 12.12.2017
 
28.11.2017, Ulrich Berger (WU Wien): “Reputation and the evolution of trust
 
05.12.2017, Magnus Zanon (Master student, Uni Wien): “On the two-locus model of selection and recombination“
 
12.12.2017, Peter Bednarik (WU Wien): “Competition promotes helping behavior through indirect reciprocity”
 
16.01.2017, Grisela Zeka (Master student, Uni Wien): “On the diffusion approximation for the Wright-Fisher model”
 
23.01.2018, Julia Schindler (Master student, Uni Wien): “Indirect evolutionary rescue”
 
30.01.2018, Lisa Malinovskaia (Master student, Uni Wien): “Lotka-Volterra systems with migration between two patches
 
 
 
 
 

 

Sommersemester 2017

 
 
07.03.2017, Vorbesprechung für teilnehmende Studierende
 
28.03.2017, Jitka Poléchova (Uni Wien): “Coevolution of genetic variance and species’ range in a changing environment”
 
04.04.2017, Reinhard Bürger (Uni Wien): “Two-locus clines on the real line with a step environment”
 
25.04.2017, Eildert Groeneveld (Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut, Greifswald): “Data management in large scale genotyping”
 
09.05.2017, Julia Schindler (Uni Wien): “The adaptive dynamics approach to analyzing phenotypic evolution”
 
16.05.2017, Birgit Haider (Uni Wien): “Role games“
 
23.05.2017, Judith Staudner (Uni Wien): “An introduction to stochastic epidemic models”
 
30.05.2017, Yolanda Einfalt (Uni Wien): “The structured coalescent in an island model with variation among demes”
 
13.06.2017, Don Ciglenecki (Uni Wien): “Solving the advection-diffusion equations in biological contexts using the cellular Potts model”
        
        Andreas Krammer (Uni Wien): “Fixation of strategies for an evolutionary game in finite populations“
 
27.06.2017, Sebastian Schreiber (UC Davis): “Saving species and combating invaders with integral operators”
 
 
 
Additional talks of interest:
 
29.5.2017, 14:00, Franz Baumdicker (Universität Freiburg): "Mathematical models for microbial evolution -- from distributed genomes to CRISPR spacer array evolution" 
 
29.5.2017, 15:30, Gregory Roth (CWI Amsterdam): "Persistence of populations in fluctuating environments" 
 
1.6.2017, 11:00, Helen Alexander (University of Oxford): “Stochastic models of pathogen evolution” 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
All talks will take place in the meeting room of the 9th floor.

 

 

Wintersemester 2016/17

 
 
11.10.2016, Vorbesprechung für teilnehmende Studentinnen und Studenten
 

18.10.2016, Martin Posch (MedUni Wien): “A decision theoretic approach to optimizing clinical trial designs”

 

08.11.2016, Swati Patel (Uni Wien): “Understanding the effects of eco-evolutionary feedbacks on community stability using perturbation theory”

 

15.11.2016, Ankica Markovic (Uni Wien): “Stability in the three dimensional Lotka-Volterra model”

 

22.11.2016, Manveer Mangat (Uni Wien): “Continuous-time branching processes with applications to resistance theory of cancer cells”

 

29.11.2016, Sebastian Novak (IST Austria): “When does frequency-independent selection maintain genetic variation?”

 

06.12.2016, Simon Morelli (Uni Wien): “Cooperation in the repeated Prisoner's Dilemma”
 
13.12.2016, Tereza Šestáková (Uni Wien): “An introduction to the Hodkin-Huxley model“ 
 
10.01.2017, Balázs Boros (RICAM): “Dynamics of the Lotka reaction with generalized mass action kinetics”

 

17.01.2017, Thomas Gobold (Uni Wien): “Battle of the sexes”;

                    Maryam Rahimi (Uni Wien): “The long-term growth rate of a structured population”

 

24.01.2017: Philipp Merz (Uni Wien): “Moran models in evolutionary game theory“;

                   Clara Gritsch (Uni Wien): “Competition for nutritionally complementary resources“

 

07.02.2017: Masato Yamamichi (Kyoto Univ): “Effects of adaptation processes on eco-evolutionary feedbacks”

 

 

 

Please note the conference

         Probabilistic structures in deterministic population genetics”,

which will be held on 11.11.2016 and 12.11.2016 at the Faculty of Mathematics (Sky Lounge).

 

 

 

Sommersemester 2016

 
 
08.03.2016, Vorbesprechung für teilnehmende Studentinnen und Studenten
 

14.03.2016, Kristan Schneider (Hochschule Mittweida): “ML- vs. ad hoc-estimates for marker frequencies and multiplicity of infection in malaria” (Attention: this talk will be on Monday, 15.00pm)

 

19.04.2016, Stephan Peischl (Universität Bern): “Range expansion and mutation load: insights from theoretical population genetics, experimental evolution and human genomics”
 

27.04.2016, Vincent Jansen (University of London): “Siderophore production and the evolution of investment in a public good: An adaptive dynamics approach to kin selection(Attention: this talk will be on Wednesday, 16.15pm, Sky Lounge)*

 
03.05.2016, Tatsuya Sasaki (Universität Wien): “Scoring and abstaining: the evolution of conditional moral assessment in indirect reciprocity
 
10.05.2016, Konrad Grosser (Universität Wien): “How density-dependent selection can maintain genetic polymorphism in seasonal environments”
 
31.05.2016, Anja Stankovic (Universität Wien): “How much does agriculture depend on pollinators”?
 
07.06.2016, Don Ciglenecki (Universität Wien): “Local frequency dependence and global coexistence”
 
14.06.2016, Markus Dablander (Universität Wien): “Boolean models of biochemical networks”
 
21.06.2016, Sarah Henze (Universität Wien): “How do cells move - The filament based Lamellipodium model”
 
 

*  Vincent Jansen’s talk will be given in the series “Mathematisches Kolloquium”. It will be preceded by a “Junior Kolloquium” on “The evolution of sex-specific virulence”, starting at 15.00pm (also in the Sky Lounge).

 

 

Wintersemester 2015/2016

 
 
13.10.2015, Vorbesprechung für teilnehmende Studentinnen und Studenten
 
 
03.11.2015, Swati Patel (UC Davis): “Dynamics of communities coupled to population quantitative trait evolution”
 
10.11.2015, Etienne Pardoux (Aix-Marseille Université): “Probability of fixation of an advantageous allele in the "Bolthausen-Sznitman model” 
 
        Elma Massar and Michael Kopp (Aix-Marseille Université): “New results for the moving optimum model”
 
17.11.2015, Simon Aeschbacher (UC Davis): “Predicting and measuring the genomic signature of selection against gene flow”
 
19.01.2016, Laura Kanzler (Uni Wien, master student): “On an indefinite nonlinear diffusion problem in population genetics” (LK presents papers by Nakashima et al. and Lou et al. on a migration-selection model with complete dominance)
 
26.01.2016, Markus Dablander (Uni Wien, master student): “An introduction to the evolutionary dynamics of cancer” (MD presents parts of a chapter of Nowak’s book on Evolutionary Dynamics)
 
 
 

Many interesting talks on various topics in mathematical biology will be given at the

 

Symposium in Honor of Karl Sigmund: October 29 - 30, 2015, Sky Lounge, 12th floor. For the program click here.

 

 

 

Sommersemester 2015

 
 
03.03.2015, Thomas Revilla (Ceske Budejovice): “Dynamical transitions in a pollination--herbivory interaction: a conflict between mutualism and antagonism”
 
24.03.2015, Kei Tokita (Nagoya University): “Species abundance distributions of replicator equations with random interactions”
 
28.04.2015, Stefan Müller (Radon Institut, Linz): “Recombination as a chemical reaction network”
 
12.05.2015, Rupert Mazzucco (IIASA): “Virulence evolution in fragmented host populations with infectivity–-mobility trade-offs
 
19.05.2015, Harold de Vladar (Parmenides Foundation, Pullach): “Neurodynamics: what selection and directed mutation say about brain function”
 
01.06.2015, Alva Backström (Stockholm, Erasmus student): “A spatial stochastic predator-prey model” (Note that this student’s presentation will be on Monday at 3:00pm.)
 
02.06.2015, Lee Altenberg (KLI): “Fundamental properties of the evolution of mutational robustness”
 
09.06.2015, Peter Schuster (Uni Wien): “Does it pay to be consistent?”
 
16.06.2015, Anela Jahić (Uni Wien, master student): ''A mathematical model of the sleep/wake cycle'' 
 
23.06.2015, Martin Pontz (Uni Wien): “The quasi-linkage-equilibrium dynamics of the two-locus two-allele selection-recombination model”
 

 

 

Wintersemester 2014

 
 
21.10.2014, Amirreza Khodadadian (Wien): “A transport equation for confined structures applied to the OprP, Gramicidin A, and KcsA channels”
 
11.11.2014, Ankica Dzijan Markovic (Wien): „Überblick über die Methoden der Sequenzanalyse in der Bioinformatik“
 
02.12.2014, Tatsuya Sasaki (Wien): “How the combined sequential use of rewards and punishments promotes cooperation”
 
09.12.2014, Jitka Polechová (IST): “Coevolution of genetic variance and species’ range in a changing environment”
 
16.12.2014, Luis-Miguel Chevin (Montpellier): “Measuring fluctuating phenotypic selection”
 
19.12.2014, Eva Kisdi (Helsinki): “Adaptive dynamics: Lessons from a simple model” (Attention: this talk is on Friday, 14:00!)
 
19.12.2014, Thomas Wiehe (Köln): “Coalescent induced subtrees and properties of population samples” (Attention: this talk is on Friday, 15:00!)
 
13.01.2015, Jana Trifinopoulos (Wien): “An overview on the bioinformatical methods for the analysis of multiple sequences”
 
27.01.2015, Michaela Freitag (Wien): “An introduction to the Allee effect”
 

 

 

Sommersemester 2014

 
 
03.03.2014, Sergey Gavrilets (Knoxville): “Within-group inequality, between-group conflict, and the evolution of social instincts”
                           (Note that this talk is on MONDAY, 15:00pm)
 
11.03.2014, Tatsuya Sasaki (Wien): “Rewards and the evolution of cooperation in public good games”
 
18.03.2014, Simon Huttegger (UC Irvine): “Hybrid equilibria in costly signaling games”
 
06.05.2014, Brian McLoone (KLI): “Individual and group fitness in the stag hunt game“
 
13.05.2014, Maria Servedio (Chapel Hill): “The counterintuitive role of sexual selection in species maintenance and speciation”
 
20.05.2014, Lee Altenberg (KLI): “Extensions of two little-known theorems of Sam Karlin: Implications for biological invasions, genetic system evolution, cultural evolution, and ideal free distributions in ecology”
 
27.05.2014, Ulrich Berger (Wien): “Evolutionary stability of indirect reciprocity by image scoring”
 
03.06.2014, Claus Vogl (VetMed Wien): “The biallelic mutation-drift model with small scaled mutation rate”
 
10.06.2014, Linlin Su (Wien): “Clines with partial panmixia in an environmental pocket” Date changed! Because there are no classes on June 10, this talk will be given on Wednesday, June 4 at 9:15am (seminar room, 9th floor)
 
24.06.2014, Ludwig Geroldinger (Wien): “How migration patterns affect genetic variability and linkage disequilibrium: Some multi-deme models”

 

 

 

Wintersemester 2013

 
22.10.2013, Yannick Voissat (Paris): “Evolutionary game dynamics and static solution concepts” abgesagt!
             
29.10.2013, Kavita Jain (Bangalore): “Fixation of beneficial mutations in finite asexual populations
 
05.11.2013, Ludwig Geroldinger (Uni Wien): “A two-locus model of spatially varying selection on a quantitative trait”
 
12.11.2013, Linlin Su (Uni Wien): “Clines with directional selection and partial panmixia in an unbounded unidimensional habitat
 
19.11.2013, Pavol Bokes (Bratislava): “Stochastic modeling of gene networks”
 
10.12.2013, Petr Stehlik (Pilsen): “Evolutionary games on graphs and dynamical systems”
 
17.12.2013, Amirreza Khodadadian (Wien): “Biological simulation of field-effect biosensors with uncertainty quantification
 
07.01.2014, Stefan Müller (Wien): “Generalized chemical reaction networks”
 
14.01.2014, Fariba Dehghani-Schobesberger (Wien):  Utilization of UWB transmission system for remote vital signs monitoring in health and rescue scenarios”
 
21.01.2014, Mathias Staudigl (Uni Wien und Uni Bielefeld): “Stochastic stability in games
 
28.01.2014, Josef Hofbauer (Wien): “Global stability in selection-migration models”
 
 

 

 

Sommersemester 2013

 
05.03.2013, Vlastimil Krivan (University of South Bohemia): “The ideal free distribution
 
12.03.2013, Karolina Safarzynska (WU Wien): “The coevolution of culture and environment”
 
19.03.2013, Xiaojie Chen (IIASA): “Shared rewarding overcomes defection traps in generalized volunteer’s dilemmas”
 
16.04.2013, Boyu Zhang (Beijing) and Cong Li (Plön): "Evolutionarily stable imitation in repeated games"
 
14.05.2013, Stefano Demichelis (Pavia): “An attempt to understand preplay communication”
 
 
The following talks are given in the “Seminar Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie” (Room C209; 17:00-18:30):
 
17.06.2013, Jan Swart (Prague): “Rebellious voter models”
 
25.06.2013, Andrej Depperschmidt (Freiburg): “Tree-valued Fleming-Viot processes with mutation and selection”
 
 
 
 

 

 

Wintersemester 2012/13

 
09.10.2012, Karl Sigmund (Uni Wien): "On the evolution of extortion"
 
23.10.2012, Caroline Uhler (IST): “Chromosome packing in cell nucleus”
 
06.11.2012, Simon Aeschbacher (Uni Wien): “Limits to local adaptation: a stochastic two-locus model with migration”
 
20.11.2012, Jeff Jensen (Lausanne): “The population genetics of adaptation”
 
27.11.2012, Sebastian Novak (IST): “Type-dependent migration in continuous space and time”
 
04.12.2012, Ludwig Geroldinger (Uni Wien): “A multi-deme model with spatially varying selection
 
15.01.2013, Benja Fallenstein (Uni Wien): “Does long-term evolution 'optimize' social behavior? On the stability of phenotypic ESS under multi-locus replicator dynamics"
 
22.01.2013, Tatsuya Sasaki (Uni Wien): “The evolution of cooperation by social exclusion“
 

 

 

 

Sommersemester 2012

 
13.03.2012, Wilfried Gabriel (Uni München): "When does selection favor to be non-plastic, irreversible or reversibly plastic"
 
17.04.2012, Hannes Svardal (Uni Wien): “Non-additive interactions of traits on fitness favor the evolution of genetic diversity”
 
15.05.2012, Krishnendu Chatterjee (IST): “Evolutionary game dynamics in populations with different learners”
 
22.05.2012, Mihaela Pavličev (KLI): “The effect of pleiotropy on the response to selection
 
05.06.2012, Dan Weissman (IST): “The genomic effects of selective sweeps”
 
19.06.2012, Boyu Zhang (Uni Wien): “Fashion games in social networks“  
 
26.06.2012, Jean Robert Tyran (Uni Wien): “Cooperation and voting on sanctions – experimental evidence”
 

 

 

Wintersemester 2011/12

 
04.10.2011, Peter Jagers (Göteborg): "Branching populations lingering around carrying capacity"
 
18.10.2011, Luis A. Martínez Vaquero (Madrid): "Systematic study of responsive strategies through an invasion scheme”
 
25.10.2011, Boyu Zhang (Uni Wien): "Social learning in the ultimatum game
 
08.11.2011, Tadeas Priklopil (Helsinki): “On invasion boundaries and the unprotected coexistence of two strategies”
 
29.11.2011, Matthew Hartfield (Edinburgh): “The evolution of sex and recombination in large, finite populations”
 
06.12.2011, Stefano Demichelis (Pavia): "Some wrong ways of doing game theory and some suggestions about how to do it right"
 
13.12.2011, Steve Proulx (Santa Barbara): "The evolutionary origins of gene regulation and information processing"
 
17.01.2012, Theresa Dvorak (Wien): “Genetic hitchhiking: the model of Maynard Smith and Haigh“
 
31.01.2012, Nick Barton (IST): “Adaptation under weak selection”
 
 
Weitere Vorträge über Biomathematik:
 
09.11.2011, Carsten Wiuf (Aarhus): “Introduction to chemical reaction network theory” (Wednesday, 9:00am, D103)
                                                         “Multiple steady states in chemical reaction network theory” (Wednesday, 9:30am, D103)
 

 

 

 

Sommersemester 2011

 
15.03.2011, Kristan Schneider (Uni Wien): "Antimalarial drug resistance in P. falciparum vs. P. vivax"
 
29.03.2011, Xiaojie Chen (IIASA): “Spatial multi-person snowdrift games with cost threshold”
 
05.04.2011, Tatsuya Sasaki (IIASA): “Institutional rewarding and punishing in optional public good games
 
12.04.2011, Peter Bednarik (Uni Wien): “Discrete-time best-response dynamics”
 
10.05.2011, Helin Koc (FH Vorarlberg): “Mathematical modeling of gas exchange dynamics for volatile organic compounds“
 
17.05.2011, Claus Rüffler (Uni Wien): “The evolution of division of labour and functional diversification
 
07.06.2011, Andreas Futschik (Uni Wien): “SNP detection for next generation sequencing data”
 
21.06.2011, Rida Laraki (Paris): “Majority judgment: measuring, ranking, and electing”
 
22.06.2011, Ute von Wangenheim (Bielefeld): “Single-crossover recombination and ancestral recombination trees” (This presentation will be given at the ESI, on Wednesday, June 22, 14:00pm!)
 
 
Weitere Vorträge über Biomathematik:
 
18.05.2011, Gunter Weiss (Epigenomics, Berlin): „Entwicklung neuer Biomarker für die Onkologie“. Dieser Vortrag findet im Rahmen der Ringvorlesung „Berufsbild MathematikerIn“ statt. Ort: HS 2, UZA 2, Zeit: 17:15
 
 

 

Wintersemester 2010/11

 
12.10.2010, Karl Sigmund (Uni Wien): "Sanctions on the commons"
 
09.11.2010, Karl Schlag (Uni Wien): “How to make choices in stationary environments without making distributional assumptions”
 
16.11.2010, Simon Aeschbacher (Edinburgh and ISTA): “The fate of a domesticated allele in the wild: inference based on a drift-migration-selection model”
 
23.11.2010, Cong Li (Chinese Academy of Sciences): “Evolution of cooperation and network structure”
 
07.12.2010, Panayotis Mertikopoulos (Paris): “Stochastic variants of the replicator dynamics and their asymptotic properties”
 
16.12.2010, Eva Kisdi (Turku): “Adaptive dynamics of pathogen virulence: Critical function analysis” (This is a Thursday! Time: 15:00-16:00 Hs 1)
 
11.01.2011, Ryusuku Kon (Vienna): “The periodical cicada problem: permanence induced by life cycle resonances”
 
25.01.2011, Ulrich Berger (WU Vienna): “Learning to trust”
 
 
 
Weitere Vorträge über Biomathematik:
 

05.10.2010, Martin Wechselberger (Sydney): “Multiple scales analysis of physiological rhythms and patterns -- a geometric Theory” (HS C209, 12:00 Uhr)

 

06.10.2010, Dirk Horstmann (Köln): “Faszination Chemotaxis” (HS C209, 14:00 Uhr)

 

06.10.2010, Joachim Hermisson (Wien): “The role of ecology in the adaptive process“ (HS C209, 17:15 Uhr)

 
08.10.2010, Sam Yeaman (Neuchatel): “Population genetic consequences of evolution under migration, selection, and drift” (im Rahmen des EvolVienna meetings; IMBA Lecture Hall, Dr. Bohrgasse 3, 18:00 Uhr)
 
09.10.2010, Ellen Baake (Bielefeld): “Rekombinationsprozesse in diskreter und stetiger Zeit” (HS C209, 11:30 Uhr)
 

 

 

Sommersemester 2010

 

02.03.2010, Maarten Janssen (Inst. f. Volkswirtschaftslehre, Uni Wien): "The imitation of cooperation in a prisoner's dilemma with local interaction"

09.03.2010, Mathias Staudigl (Uni Wien): „Co-evolutionary dynamics and Bayesian interaction games
 
23.03.2010, Tecumseh Fitch (Uni Wien): “The evolution of language: A comparative approach”
 
20.04.2010, Matan Shenhav (Uni Wien): “Games on graphs”
 
27.04.2010, Simon Aeschbacher (Univ. of Edinburgh, IST Austria): “Inferring the strength of overdominant selection in the presence of migration and drift - a Markov Chain approach”
 
11.05.2010, Sebastian Novak (Uni Wien): “On the Levene model”
 
18.05.2010, Michael König (ETH Zürich): “Centrality based network formation with limited information”
 
01.06.2010, Karel Hasik (Silesian Univ.): “Limit cycles in predator prey systems”

15.06.2010, Boyu Zhang (Uni Wien): “Cooperation through institutional reward and punishment“

22.06.2010, Carmen Cornelia Lajtos (Uni Wien): “Host-parasitoid interactions“
 
 

 

 

Wintersemester 2009/10

 
13.10.2009, Christian Hilbe (Uni Wien): "The carrot and the stick"
 
20.10.2009, Istvan Scheuring (KLI): "N-person volunteer dilemma with kin selection"
 
27.10.2009, Alena Bulyha (WPI): “Multi-scale modeling and simulation of  biosensors”
 
03.11.2009, Mahdi Rahimi (Uni Wien): “Innovative Dynamics for Bimatrix Games
 
10.11.2009, Hiroshi Ito (Tokyo, IIASA): “Evolutionary paths formed by maximum-likelihood invasions,
             and the conditions for evolutionary branching in two-dimensional trait spaces”
 
17.11.2009, Boyu Zhang (Uni Wien): “Evolutionary games and impulsive differential equations”
 
01.12.2009, Karel Hasik (Silesian Univ.): “Limit cycles in predator prey systems
 
15.12.2009, Simon Weidenholzer (Uni Wien): "Imitation in minimum effort network games"
 
12.01.2010, Kristan Schneider (Arizona State U, Tempe): The evolution of antimalarial drug resistance and genetic hitchhiking
 
19.01.2010, Boyu Zhang (Uni Wien): “Does punishment always increase cooperation?”
 
26.01.2010, Helene Weigang (Uni Wien): “Omega-limit sets for the Stein-Ulam spiral map”
 
 
 

 

 

Sommersemester 2009

17.03.2009, Krzysztof Argasinski (Warschau): "The dynamics of sex ratio evolution in populations diversified on individual strategies"
 
31.03.2009, Satoshi Uchida (Wien): “The competition of assessment rules for indirect reciprocity
 
21.04.2009, Ryusuke Kon (Wien): “Competitive exclusion in temporally heterogeneous environments“
 
28.04.2009, Christian Hilbe (Wien): “Impossibility theorems for ranking strategies
 
05.05.2009, Ulf Dieckmann (IIASA): “Runaway selection for cooperation and strict-and-severe punishment”
 
12.05.2009, Harold de Vladar (Groningen, London): “Approximating polygenic evolution from the top-down”
 
19.05.2009, Andy Gardner (Edinburgh): “Group selection and group adaptation”
 
26.05.2009, Ulrich Berger (Wien): “Evolution of cooperation via indirect reciprocity: reviving the scoring rule” 
 
09.06.2009, Tatsuya Sasaki (IIASA, ); “Another social dilemma can maintain cooperation”
 
23.06.2009, Rupert Mazzucco (IIASA): “The influence of habitat boundaries on evolutionary branching”

 

 

Wintersemester 2008/2009

07.10.2008, Michael Turelli (Davis): "Cytoplasmic incompatibility and the rapid spread and evolution of Wolbachia infections:
               data, theory and a possible application"
 
14.10.2008, Martin Hahn (Wien): “Best response dynamics for cyclic 4x4 games“
 
21.10.2008, Christian Schmeiser (Wien): “Modelization of cytoskeleton dynamics”
 
28.10.2008, Stephan Peischl (Wien): “The effect of assortative mating on the evolution of dominance”
 
04.11.2008, Nick Barton (ISTA): “Some open questions on selection and migration in a spatially continuous population”
 
11.11.2008, Claus Rüffler und Hannes Svardal (Wien): “Polymorphism in time-varying environments”
 
20.11.2008, Michael Doebeli (Vancouver): “Partial differential equation models for adaptive speciation”
         [This talk will be on Thursday, not Tuesday, and it will start at 17.00pm in HS C2.09]
 
25.11.2008, Holger Teismann (Wolfville, N.S.): “Population dynamics and control of mite infestations in apple orchards”
 
02.12.2008, Samuel Rota-Bulo (Venedig): “Infection and immunization dynamics for equilibrium selection in evolutionary games”
 
13.01.2009, Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz (TU Wien): "The reproductive value in distributed optimal control models"
 
20.01.2009, Simon Aeschbacher (Edinburgh/ISTA): “Estimation of gene flow accounting for population history : the ibex case“
 
27.01.2009, Stefano Demichelis (Pavia):  “Repeated communication in coordination games“
 
 
Weitere Vorträge über Biomathematik:
 
10.11.2008, A. Lochbihler (Karlsruhe): „KESS – Die Komplexität evolutionär stabiler Strategien“. Ort: Institut für Statistik, Leopold-Schmetterer-Seminarraum, 1010 Wien, Universitätsstraße 5/3.Stock
 
10.12.2008, Antrittsvorlesung von Joachim Hermisson:  “The genetic basis of phenotypic adaptation“. Ort: Kleiner Festsaal, Universität Wien, Hauptgebäude; Beginn: 17.00 Uhr
 

 

 

Sommersemester 2008

11.03.2008, Matthias Sutter (Innsbruck): "Third-party interventions in prisoner's dilemma games"
 
08.04.2008, Reinhard Bürger (Wien): “Multilocus migration-selection models: Equilibrium structure and convergence
 
22.04.2008, Ute von Wangenheim (Bielefeld): “Discrete recombination dynamics
 
06.05.2008, Satoshi Uchida (Tokyo): "Stability and structure of model food webs with adaptive behavior"
 
27.05.2008, Hans Metz (Leiden): “Relating the effective population sizes of adaptive dynamics and random genetic drift“
 
03.06.2008, Ellen Baake (Bielefeld): “Ancestral processes with selection: branching and Moran models. I”
 
10.06.2008, Ellen Baake (Bielefeld): “Ancestral processes with selection: branching and Moran models. II”
 
17.06.2008, Ulrich Berger (Wien): “Indirect reciprocity, first-order assessment rules, and evolutionary stability”
 
24.06.2008, Tatsuya Sasaki (Tokyo): “Coevolution of cooperation and volunteering in public goods games” 
 

 

Weitere Vorträge über Biomathematik:
 
Von 14.4.2008 – 18.4.2008 findet am ESI ein Workshop mit dem Titel “Frontiers in Mathematical Biology” statt.
 
Am 7.5.2008 trägt im Rahmen des Mathematischen Kolloquiums Prof. Dr. Yuan Lou, The State University of Ohio, Columbus, OH, USA, 
über  „Principal eigenvalue of an elliptic operator with large advection and the evolution of dispersal“ vor.
Der Vortrag beginnt um  16:15 im HS C209.

 

 

 

Wintersemester 2007/08

2.10.2007, Oliver Mayo (CSIRO, Adelaide, Australia): "The rise and fall of the common disease-common variant hypothesis: 
               How the sickle cell disease paradigm led us all astray (or did it?)"
 
9.10.2007, Axel Rossberg (IIASA): "Understanding macroecology using evolutionary food-web models"
 
16.10.2007, Vlastimil Krivan (Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic): "The habitat selection game"
 
30.10.2007, Simon Huttegger (KLI): “Selection-mutation dynamics for signaling games”
 
13.11.2007, Caterina Cusulin (Wien): “A model for migration and selection in the case of two multiallelic loci”
 
20.11.2007, Arne Traulsen (Harvard Univ. and Max Planck Institut, Plön): “Group selection, kin selection, weak selection”
 
27.11.2007, Kristan Schneider (Wien): “Maximization principles under frequency-dependent selection”
 
4.12.2007, Tobias Reichenbach (München): “Mobility and pattern formation in rock-paper-scissors games” 
 
8.1.2008, Benedikt Herrmann (Nottingham): “Costly punishment and conflicts between groups”
 
15.1.2008, Michael Kopp (MPL Wien): “Adaptation of a quantitative trait to a moving optimum”
 
                    David Ramsey (University of Limerick): “On a 2-sided mate choice game with multiple criteria” 
                            (Dieser Vortrag beginnt im Anschluss an jenen von M. Kopp um etwa 16:15. 
                              Außerdem sei auf seine Vorlesung, siehe unten, hingewiesen.)
 
29.1.2008, Christian Pazmandi (Med Uni Wien): “The morphospace of vertebrate limb variation”
 
 
Weitere Vorträge über Biomathematik:
 
Im Rahmen des Mathematischen Kolloquiums (Mittwoch 16:15, HS C209):
 
7.11.2007, Joachim Hermisson (Wien): “Selective sweeps – the footprint of adaptation in DNA sequence data”
 
14.11.2007, Peter Pfafflhuber (München und Wien): “The evolution of genealogical trees“
 
23.1.2008, Claus Rüffler (Wien): “A mathematical model for the evolution of resource specialization” 
 
 
Von 10.12. – 14.12.2007 findet am KLI in Altenberg ein Workshop mit dem Titel “Statistical approaches to inference of 
selection“ statt. Interessierte Zuhörer mögen sich zur Anmeldung an Reinhard Bürger wenden, da die Anzahl der Plätze begrenzt ist.
 

24.1.2008,  Dr. Jorgen Weibull (Stockholm School of Economics): "Language, meaning, and games".

Der Vortrag findet um 17:30 am Institut für Höhere Studien, Stumpergasse 56, 1060 Wien, statt.

 

 

Sommersemester 2007

6.3.2007, Eörs Szathmary (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest): "The evolution of language"

20.3.2007, Christopher Pflügl (Uni Wien): "Ein neues Modell zur Gruppenselektion"

27.3.2007, Irene Heiser (Uni Wien): "Ratio-dependent predator-prey theory“

24.4.2007, Stephan Peischl (Uni Wien): “Evolution of dominance under frequency-dependent intraspecific competition”

8.5.2007, Barbara Fischer (IIASA): “Unexpected patterns of plastic resource allocation in stochastic environments”

15.5.2007, Christina Pawlowitsch (Uni Wien):”Finite populations choose an efficient language”

22.5.2007, Sylvain Sorin (Paris) :"Best reply and time average replicator dynamics"

Beginning with June 5, 2007, Professors Stefan Geritz and Eva Kisdi, University of Helsinki, will give a lecture course (14 lectures) on “Adaptive Dynamics”.

 

26.6. 2007, Homayoun Bagheri (University of Zürich): “Evolution of inheritance systems and the problem of integrating population genetics with development: dominance evolution as a case study”

 

 

Wintersemester 2006/07

9.10.2006, Gerhard Jäger (Univ. Bielefeld): "The Game of Case. An evolutionary approach to the typology of case marking systems" 

23.10.2006, Kalle Parvinen (IIASA and Turku Univ.): "Disturbance-generated niche-segregation in a structured metapopulation model"

30.10.2006, Karl Sigmund: "Freiwilligkeit und Zwang in gemeinsamen Unternehmen"

 6.11.2006, Caterina Cusulin (Univ. of Trento): “Pattern formation in age-structured populations”

13.11.2006, Ulrich Berger (WU): “Brown's original fictitious play”

20.11.2006, Akira Sasaki (Kyushu University and IIASA): "Evolutionary shift in pathogen virulence in structured  host   populations"

21.11.2006, William Sandholm (University of Wisconsin, Madison): "Logit Evolution in Potential Games: Reversibility, Rates of Convergence, Large Deviations, and Equilibrium Selection"

27.11.2006, Simon Huttegger (KLI): "A simple game theoretic model of information transfer"

 4.12.2006, Dirk Semmann (MPI für Limnologie, Plön): "Evolutionsbiologische Experimente zu menschlichem Kooperationsverhalten"

Von 11.12. – 15.12.2006 findet am ESI ein von Reinhard Bürger und Ulf Dieckmann veranstalteter Workshop über ”Causes of Ecological and Genetic Diversity“ statt, in dessen Rahmen viele interessante Vorträge stattfinden werden. Das genaue Programm wird noch bekannt gegeben.

15.1.2007, Kristan Schneider: "Long-term evolution of polygenic traits under frequency-dependent intraspecific competition"

 

22.1.2007, Ryusuke Kon (Kyushu University and Universität Wien): "Synchronization in discrete-time age-structured models for semelparous populations"

 

29.1.2007, Christina Pawlowitsch (WU Wien): "Neutral drift and language evolution"