Members of IceLab

Generation and analysis of big data to decode the bacterial side of host-pathogen interplay.

Exploring eco-evolutionary processes with mathematics.

Ecological Dynamics. Takes pleasure in finding things out about the real world and the models we make of it.

Major transitions in evolution. Avid fan of charismatic microfauna.

Deciphering the life of a cell with physics. Loves crafting new ideas.

Ecosystem ecology in the field and in models. Randomly scrolling through google maps in my free time.

Network Science. Cries over melting snow.

Biophysics and Biophotonics.

Fighting bacterial pathogens using bioinformatics. Food, wine, and cat enthusiast.

Fascinated by the microbial world. Traveling is my adrenaline.

Computational modeller of large-scale cancer signalling pathways for fun.

How timing affects growth in plants. Nature lover, botanist and florist.

Bacterial adaptation mechanisms. Loves the feeling of being on the road.

Understanding biology by developing new technology. Dancer and tinkerer.

Climate change and marine ecosystems

Exploring the function of inland water networks.

Metabolic regulations in response to stress/sustainable food production with multitrophic farming. Golf!

Environmental science.

Predicting experimental evolution. Be wrong often or your ideas are not bold enough.

Exploring light-matter interactions at the nanoscale. Aldapan gora, pausorik pauso.

Uncovering biological mechanisms using symmetry and geometry.

Unravelling the mechanisms regulating cell shape coordination during plant morphogenesis. Likes photography.

Bridging epidemiological modelling and public policy.

Looking at the spreading dynamics of emerging infectious diseases using mathematical modeling.

Regulation and control of cellular energy metabolism.

Linking genome variation to phenotype in forest trees.

Deciphering host receptor configurations for oral bacteria.

Cell adhesion and mechanical signaling during plant development. Likes tinkering with technology.

Math modeling, simulation and statistics to study social science. Interest in Complexity Regional Science.

Nothing puzzles me more than time and space; yet nothing troubles me less, as I never think about them – Lamb