Adaptive dynamics workshop January 10-14, 2006 Tvärminne zoological station, Finland
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Adaptive dynamics is a mathematical framework for modelling evolutionary change by natural selection in complex nonlinear ecological systems. Modelling is done in individual, population (ecological) and evolutionary levels and stochasticity plays an essential role in each of them. The aim of the workshop is to bring together leading European experts in order to exchange new results, compare different approaches and developments, to identify the current state of the art, to indicate open problems, and to investigate possibilities for collaboration. (See also scientific aims).

• Kalle Parvinen (main organizer) University of Turku, Finland
• Mats Gyllenberg Universities of Turku and Helsinki, Finland
• Eva Kisdi University of Helsinki, Finland
• Stefan Geritz University of Helsinki, Finland

Kalle Parvinen Department of Mathematics FIN-20014 University of Turku Finland

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