Learn about the fundamental principles of spatial ecology and pattern formation in biological systems through this lecture from the School on Biological Physics across Scales. Explore how physical principles govern ecological processes and spatial patterns in nature, presented by Johan van de Koppel from the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research. Part of ICTP-SAIFR's comprehensive program on biological physics, this 96-minute session delves into the intersection of physics and ecology, offering insights into how spatial patterns emerge and evolve in biological systems.
Overview
Syllabus
Johan van de Koppel: The Physics of spatial ecology - Class 1
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ICTP-SAIFR
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