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Complex Systems Research in Biology (CompBio)

We study complex systems with the help of mathematical modelling and simulation.

Our field of application is mainly biology, both at the molecular systems level and beyond, from cell biology to physiology and ecology. We are both interested in non-spatial modelling (reaction systems, networks) and spatially explicit models (reaction and transport models)..

Our mathematical methods are mainly partial differential equations, integral equations, dynamical systems, graph theory (relational models), and numerical analysis. Important are multi-scale methods bridging the gaps between different temporal and spatial scales.

We try to transfer methods from biological applications to economy, sociology and other areas of applications..

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