Nonlinear Dynamics and Evolution (NoDE) Lab
Our laboratory is interested in understanding biological nonlinear phenomena. Our research is focused on Biomedicine (including cancer and viruses), in systems and synthetic Biology as well as in theoretical ecology. To do so we use the qualitative theory of dynamical systems and computer simulations (stochastic dynamics and spatially-extended systems).
We are especially interested in characterizing both asymptotic and transient dynamics of these systems and their sensitivity to parameter changes. That is, understand which bifurcations govern transitions in biological systems.
Research team
External collaborators
Latest publications
Noise-induced bistability in the fate of cancer phenotypic quasispecies: a bit-strings approach
Bifurcation gaps in asymmetric and high dimensional hypercycles
Coexistence stability in a four-member hypercycle with error tail through center manifold analysis
The Nonlinear Dynamics and Evolution (NoDE) Lab team
General information
Photo gallery