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Description

Daniel Reisinger finished his doctoral studies at the University of Graz, where he specialized in complexity science and computational modeling. His work on critical transitions, early warning signals, and complex contagions has important implications for various fields such as ecology, sociology, and physics.

Research Interests: Critical transitions, early warning signals, complex contagions, systems resilience, network topology, swarm intelligence

Born: November 11, 1993, in Austria

Education: Doctor of Philosophy, at the University of Graz

Artificial Life Lab

Members of my current research group at the Institute of Biology: Thomas Schmickl, Ronald Thenius, Gerald Radspieler, Martin Stefanec, Asya Ilgün, Wiktoria Rajewicz, Johannes Diebold, Daniel Nicolas Hofstadler, Nikolaus Helmer, Valerin Stokanic, Ifeoma Grassl, Benjamin Hirschbok, Nicole Koller, Doris Kollegger

Complex Systems Science

Members of my previous research group at the Institute of Environmental Systems Sciences: Manfred Füllsack, Georg Jäger, Raven Adam, Fabian Tschofenig, Marie Kogler, Fabian Veider, Ella Breitfuß, Simon Plakolb