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STADYCS International Aspects

International visibility

Computation Theory Group

Collaborations

Journal Editorial Board Memberships

Pekka Orponen: IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks (1999-2002), and Theoretical Computer Science C: Natural Computation (launches in 2003).

Physics Group

The research results of the group have been published in leading international journals. The group members have given several invited talks each year on their work in international conferences and workshops. A significant part of the research work has been done in collaboration with leading groups around the world.

Ecology Group

The personnel in the Metapopulation Research Group represents 11 nationalities from 4 continents, which brings to the group a lot of international contacts and collaboration. The MRG is located in the Division of Population Biology, which runs a programme called "Spatial Ecology". The EC-funded TMR network "Fragland", involving 6 other laboratories in Europe, was coordinated by the MRG during the MaDaMe project.

The most important collaboration for the MaDaMe project has happened with Dr. Stephen Cornell and Dr. Bryan Grenfell at the University of Cambridge [3.10, 3.15] during a one-year visit by Dr. Otso Ovaskainen. Ovaskainen also participated the international research programme "From Individual to Collective Behaviour in Biological Systems" organised by the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences in Cambridge during a three month period in 2001. Other major collaboration include work done with Dr. Jordi Bacompte (Estación Biológica de Dońana, Spain) and Dr. Kazunori Sato (Shizuoka University, Japan) [3.3, 3.5].

Economics Group

For topics (1) and (2) (see the group description) the work was mostly done in Finland and the collaboration was with Finnish researchers. Topic (1) is part of a large and longterm research program that involves researchers in other countries (USA, UK, Spain). It is difficult to group topic (2) entirely to this program since it has been funded from other sources as well and only a small part at most can be included here. The publications list includes all of these publications from that period.

Computational Engineering Group

TODO.

Biomathematics Group

Collaborations

Journal editorial board memberships

Mats Gyllenberg: Journal of Mathematical Biology.

Éva Kísdi: Selection, and Acta Biotheoretica.

Éva Kísdi and Stefan Geritz edited the Adaptive Dynamics special issue of the journal Selection (vol. 2 issues 1-2, 2001, 11 refereed papers).

International courses

Mathematics Group

The group has had extensive collaboration with researchers in the US and Europe. Part of the collaboration has been done in two European Union reserach consortiums.

Visits abroad

For each visit lasting at least two weeks, the country, institute, and the length of stay are listed.

Physics Group

Ecology Group

Biomathematics Group

Mathematics Group

Most important visitors

For each visitor, the name, home institute, country and the length of stay are listed.

Computation Theory Group

Physics Group

Visitors are grouped by year. For each visitor, name, home institute, country and time of stay are listed.

2000

2001

2002

2003

Ecology Group

Biomathematics Group

Mathematics Group

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Last update July 11th, 2003.

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