Qualifications:
PhD
and MSc (Swiss
Federal
Institute of Technology in Lausanne EPFL);
Postdoctoral
Research Fellow (Boston
University
and Virginia Tech.);
Humboldt
Research
Fellow (University
of Munich LMU); Advanced
Research
Fellow (University of Warwick);
Lecturer
then Associate Professor (School of Mathematics, University of Leeds); Present: Professor of Applied Mathematics (Chair) at the University
of Leeds
Brief CV and citations summary: 2-page
CV (03/2022) on:
ResearcherID
Google
Scholar
ORCiD profile
Researchgate
School of Maths
Expertise
& Research Interests: statistical
mechanics applied to population
dynamics of complex systems in the life and behavioural
sciences
- Evolutionary
&
Population
Dynamics in the Life Science: Evolutionary games,
Individual-based predator-prey models, population genetics
models
- Non-equilibrium
Statistical
Mechanics:
Fluctuation-driven phenomena, stochastic nonlinear processes,
exact and
field-theoretic methods for interacting-particle systems
- Complex
Dynamics
in Behavioural Science: Cooperation and
Opinion dynamics, evolution on complex networks
EPSRC/NSF project:
Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics of Fluctuating Populations
Postdoctoral Research Associate:
Dr Lluís Hernández-Navarro
Current PhD students:
Xiang Li,
Matthew Asker
PhD Students,
MSc and UG Students,
Visitors,
PhD examinations
Some movies:
Full
list
of publications: available
here
Some
recent
publications (selection)
- S. Islam, A. Mondal, M. Mobilia, S. Bhattacharyya, and C. Hens,
Effect of mobility in the rock-paper-scissor dynamics with high mortality.
Physical Review E
105, 014215:1-7
(2022).
Article..
E-print.
- X. Li, M. Mobilia, A. M. Rucklidge, and R.K.P. Zia,
Effects of homophily and heterophily on preferred-degree networks: mean-field analysis and overwhelming transition
Journal of Statistical Mechanics: Theory and Experiment
013402:1-27
(2022).
Article.
E-print.
- X. Li, M. Mobilia, A. M. Rucklidge, and R.K.P. Zia,
How does homophily shape the topology of a dynamic network?
Physical Review E
104, 044311:1-12
(2021).
Article.
E-print.
- S. Shibasaki, M. Mobilia, and S. Mitri,
Exclusion of the fittest predicts microbial community diversity in fluctuating environments.
Journal of the Royal Society Interface:
18: 20210613,1-13
(2021).
Article.
E-print.
- A. Taitelbaum, R. West, M. Assaf, and M. Mobilia,
Population Dynamics in a Changing Environment: Random versus Periodic
Switching.
Physical Review Letters
125, 048105:1-5
(2020).
Article
Preprint (main text). Main text + Supplementary Material merged.
E-print .
- F. Peruzzo, M. Mobilia, and S. Azaele,
Spatial patterns emerging from a stochastic process near criticality.
Physical Review X 10, 011032 (2020) Article.
Paper.
E-print.
bioRxiv E-print.
- R. West and M. Mobilia,
Fixation properties of rock-paper-scissors games in fluctuating
populations.
Journal of Theoretical Biology 491, 110135 (2020). Article.
Paper.
Supplementary Material.
E-print (main text & supplementary merged).
Figshare resources.
- K. Wienand, E. Frey, and M. Mobilia,
Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics of a Population with Randomly Switching Carrying Capacity.
Journal of the Royal Society Interface
15, 20180343:1-12
(2018). Article.
Preprint (main text). Supplementary Material. E-print (main text & supplementary merged).
Supplementary Info & Resources on figshare.
- R. West, M. Mobilia, and A. M Rucklidge,
Survival behavior in the cyclic Lotka-Volterra model with a randomly switching reaction rate.
Physical Review E 97 (2018),
022406:1-14. Article.
Paper.
E-print.
- K. Wienand, E. Frey, and M. Mobilia,
Evolution of a Fluctuating Population in a Randomly Switching Environment. Physical Review Letters 119 (2017),
158301:1-6. Article.
Paper. E-print.
Supplementary Material. Lay Summary.
Accompanying videos: here (mp4) or here (ogv). In the news: UoL and LMU press releases, featured in Phys.org Long Room
and Alpha Galileo
- U. Dobramysl, M. Mobilia, M. Pleimling, and U. C. Täuber,
Stochastic population dynamics in spatially extended predator-prey systems.
Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical 51 (2018),
063001:1-47. (Topical Review.)
On the cover of Journal of Physics A.
Article.
E-print.
Paper.
- D. Sabsovich, M. Mobilia, and M. Assaf,
Large Fluctuations in Anti-Coordination Games on Scale-Free Graphs.
Journal of Statistical Mechanics: Theory and Experiment
053405 (2017),
1-23.
Article. Paper.
E-print.
- A. Mellor, M. Mobilia, and R. K. P. Zia,
Heterogeneous Out-of-Equilibrium Nonlinear q-Voter Model with Zealotry.
Physical Review E
95 (2017),
012104:1-15.
Article.
Paper.
E-print.
- M. Mobilia, A. M. Rucklidge, and B. Szczesny,
The Influence of Mobility Rate on Spiral Waves in Spatial Rock-Paper-Scissors Games.
Games 7, 24 (2016). Article.
Paper.
E-print.
- A. Mellor, M. Mobilia, and R. K. P. Zia,
Characterization of the Nonequilibrium Steady State of a
Heteogeneous Nonlinear q-Voter Model with Zealotry. EPL 113, (2016) 48001:1-6.
(Editor's Choice). Article.
Paper.
E-print.
Supplementary
material: here or here
- S. Widder et al.,
Challenges in microbial ecology: building predictive
understanding of community function and dynamics. The ISME Journal 7, 2557 (2016). Article.
Advance on-line publication.
- M. Mobilia,
Nonlinear q-voter model with inflexible zealots.
Physical Review E
92 (2015),
012803:1-11. Article.
E-print.
Paper.
- A. Mellor, M. Mobilia, S. Redner, A. M. Rucklidge and J. A.
Ward,
Influence of Luddism on Innovation Diffusion.
Physical Review E
92 (2015),
012806:1-10.
Article.
E-print.
Paper
- B. Szczesny, M. Mobilia, and A. M. Rucklidge,
Characterization of spiraling patterns in spatial
rock-paper-scissors games.
Physical Review E 90 (2014), 032704:1-14.
Article.
E-print.
- A. Szolnoki, M. Mobilia, L.-L. Jiang, B. Szczesny, A. M.
Rucklidge, and M. Perc, Cyclic
dominance in evolutionary games: A review.
Journal of the Royal Society Interface
11, 20140735:1-20
(2014). Article.
Paper. E-print.
- A. Szolnoki, M. Perc, and M. Mobilia, Facilitators
reveal the optimal interplay between information exchange and
reciprocity. Physical
Review E 89 (2014),
042802:1-8. Article.
E-print.
- M. Mobilia, Evolutionary
games with facilitators: When does selection favor
cooperation? Chaos,
Solitons & Fractals 56 (2013), 113-123. Special issue on
"collective behavior and evolutionary games".
Article.
E-print.
- M. Assaf, M. Mobilia, and E. Roberts, Cooperation
dilemma in finite populations under fluctuating
environments. Physical
Review Letters 111
(2013), 238101:1-5. Article.
Supplemental
Material. E-print.
- B. Szczesny, M. Mobilia, and A. M. Rucklidge, When
does cyclic dominance lead to stable spiral waves? EPL 102, (2013) 28012:1-6. Article.
E-print. Supplementary
material and movies (also available here).
- M. Mobilia, Commitment
versus persuasion in the three-party constrained voter model.
Journal of Statistical
Physics 151 (2013),
69-91. Special
issue on the "applications of statistical mechanics to
social phenomena". Article. E-print.
- M. Mobilia, Stochastic
dynamics of the prisoner's dilemma with cooperation
facilitators. Physical
Review E 86 (2012),
011134:1-9. Article. E-print.
See also
this paper. Link
to journal.
(Physical
Review E 88 (2013),
046102:1-3).
- M. Assaf* and M. Mobilia*, Metastability
and
anomalous fixation in evolutionary games on scale-free
networks. Physical Review Letters 109 (2012), 188701:1-5. Article.
E-print
- M. Mobilia, Fixation
and
Polarization in a Three-Species Opinion Dynamics Model.
EPL 95, (2011) 50002:1-6. Article.
E-print
- Q. He, M. Mobilia, and U. C. Täuber,
Coexistence in the
two-dimensional May-Leonard model with random rates. European Physical Journal B
82 (2011), 97-105.
Article. E-print
- M. Assaf* and M. Mobilia*, Fixation of a Deleterious
Allele under Mutation Pressure and Finite Selection
Intensity. Journal
of
Theoretical Biology 275
(2011),
93-103. Article.
E-print
- Q. He, M. Mobilia, and U. C. Täuber, Spatial
Rock-Paper-Scissors
Models with Inhomogeneous Reaction Rates. Physical Review E 82 (2010), 051909:1-11.
Article.
E-print
- M. Assaf and M. Mobilia,
Large
Fluctuations and
Fixation in Evolutionary Games. J.
Stat. Mech., (2010) P09009:1-24. Article. E-print
- M. Mobilia and M. Assaf, Fixation in Evolutionary
Games under Non-Vanishing Selection. EPL 91, (2010) 10002:1-6. Article. E-print
- M. Mobilia, Oscillatory
Dynamics
in Rock-Paper-Scissors Games with Mutations.
Journal of
Theoretical Biology
264, (2010):
1-10. Article.
E-print
- D. Volovik, M. Mobilia, and S. Redner, Dynamics
of
Strategic Three-Choice Voting. EPL
85, (2009) 48003:1-5. Article.
E-print
- T. Reichenbach, M. Mobilia and E. Frey, Self-Organization
of Mobile
Populations in Cyclic
Competition. Journal
of Theoretical
Biology
254, (2008):
368-383. Article.
E-print
- T. Reichenbach, M. Mobilia and
E. Frey, Mobility
promotes and jeopardizes biodiversity in
rock-paper-scissors games,
Nature 448, (2007) 1046-1049. Article. Supplementary
Information. E-print.
Selected,
evaluated and recommended by Faculty1000
Biology. Selected for the 10
September 2007 issue of the Virtual Journal of Nanoscale
Science & Technology
- T. Reichenbach, M. Mobilia and E. Frey, Noise
and
Correlations in a Spatial Population Model with Cyclic
Competition, Physical
Review
Letters 99, (2007) 238105:1-4.
Article.
EPAPS
Supplementary
Notes. E-print.
Selected for
the 15
December
2007 issue of Virtual Journal of Biological Physics Research
- M. Mobilia, I. T. Georgiev and U. C. Täuber, Phase
Transitions
and Spatio-Temporal Fluctuations in Stochastic Lattice
Lotka-Volterra Models, Journal
of Statistical
Physics 128,
(2007): 447-483. Article.
E-print
- P. Pierobon, M. Mobilia, R. Kouyos and E. Frey, Bottleneck-induced
transitions
in a minimal model for intracellular transport,
Physical
Review E 74, (2006) 031906:1-13.
Article.
E-print.
Selected
for the 25
September
2006 issue of Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science &
Technology
- M. Mobilia, I. T. Georgiev and U. C. Täuber, Fluctuations
and
correlations in lattice models for predator-prey
interaction, Physical
Review E 73, (2006)
040903(R):1-4. Article.
E-print. Selected for the 1
May 2006 issue of Virtual Journal of Biological Physics
Research
- T. Reichenbach, M. Mobilia and E. Frey, Coexistence
versus
extinction in the stochastic cyclic Lotka-Volterra model,
Physical
Review E 74, (2006)
051907:1-11.
Article. E-print.
Selected
for the 15 November 2006 issue of Virtual Journal of
Biological Physics Research.
- M. Mobilia, B. Schmittmann and R. K. P. Zia, Exact
dynamics
of a reaction-diffusion model with spatially alternating
rates, Physical
Review
E 71, (2005)
056129:1-12. Article.
E-print
- M. Mobilia, Does
a Single Zealot Affect
an Infinite Group of Voters?, Physical
Review Letters 91, (2003) 028701: 1-4.
Article.
E-print
- M. Mobilia and S. Redner, Majority
versus minority
dynamics: Phase transition in an interacting
two-state spin system, Physical
Review E 68, (2003) 046106:1-11. Article.
E-print
Research
grants
& Awards:
- 2021-present: Principal Investigator of the EPSRC-NSF grant EP/V014439/1. "Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics of Fluctuating Populations". (Lead Agency Agreement)
- 2021-2025: EPSRC PhD scholarship for Matthew Asker (Grant No. EP/T517860/1, lead supervisor)
- 2019: Grant of the EPSRC Network Plus
in Emergence and Physics Far From Equilibrium ("Fluctuations, tipping points and emergence in eco-evolutionary dynamics")
- 2018-2021: China Scholarship Council Studentship for Xiang Li (Grant No. 201803170212, lead supervisor)
- 2018: Grant from the Leeds School
of Mathematics Research Funds ("Fluctuations, tipping points and emergence in eco-evolutionary dynamics")
- 2017: Grant from the Leeds School
of Mathematics Research Funds
- 2016: Grant of the Alexander von
von
Humboldt Foundation
to support a Research Leave at the University of Munich (LMU)
- 2016-2020: EPSRC PhD scholarship for Robert West (Grant No. EP/N509681/1, lead supervisor)
- 2015: Grant from the Leeds School
of Mathematics Research Funds
- 2015: Grant of the London
Mathematical Society (Financial
Support for Research in Pairs - Scheme 4) ("Opinion dynamics on co-evolving networks")
- 2015: Travel grant of the
American Physical Society (Biological
Physics Division & Moore Foundation)
- 2013-2017: EPSRC CASE
award by the
KTN for industrial mathematics (Grant No. EP/L50550X/1) for the project "Monitoring
and modelling social networks in the digital economy"
- 2010-2014: EPSRC PhD scholarship for Bartosz Szczesny (Grant No. EP/P505593/1. lead supervisor)
- 2008-2009: Awarded an
Advanced Research Fellowship
of the Swiss
National
Science Foundation held at The
University
of Warwick (Mathematics
& Complexity),
U.K.
(Final part of the award held in Leeds)
- 2008:
Warwick North American Travel Fund (NATF) grant
BFS07/08
- 2005-2007: Awarded a Research
Fellowship
of the Alexander von
Humboldt Foundation, held at the Arnold
Sommerfeld
Center for Theoretical Physics, University of Munich
(Group of Statistical
and
Biological Physics), Germany
- 2002-2005: Awarded a Postdoctoral
Fellowship
of the Swiss National Science Foundation, held at
the Boston University
(Physics Dpt & Center
for BioDynamics) and Virginia
Polytechnic
Institute &
State University, U.S.A.
Scientific
events (selection
of invited talks & meetings organised):
- 15-17 September 2019: Workshop on "Evolution of interacting populations", Max-Planck-Institute for Evolutionary Biology, Plön, Germany. Talk: "Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics in Randomly
Switching Environments".
- 27 August 2019: Invited seminar at the Department of Fundamental Biology
University of Lausanne, Switzerland.
- 2-5 July 2019: Organization of the international L19EEDs workshop on "Fluctuations, tippings points and emergence ine co-evolutionary dynamics'' University of Leeds.
- 19-22 June 2018: Invited Research Visit to the Jacobs University of Bremen.
- 26-29 March 2018: British Applied Mathematics Colloquium 2018, University of St Andrews:"Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics in a Randomly
Switching Environment: Competition &
Cooperation".
- 25 July 2017: Organisation of the CoSyDy Meeting on "Network Dynamics and Structure", University of Leeds: Programme. Abstracts of the talks.
- 26 Jan. 2017: Invited seminar by the Dynamics and Control Group at the University of Exeter.
- 17 Nov. 2016: Invited to speak at LSFrey's Group Seminar at Arnold Sommerfeld Center, University LMU Munich: "The influence of fluctuating selection and facilitators on the prisoner's dilemma".
- 30 Sept. 2016: Invited Speaker at the LSFrey annual retreat in Antholz.
- 18-22 July 2016: Speaker at the STATPHYS26 Meeting in Lyon: "Nonlinear q-Voter Models with Zealotry:
Switching Dynamics and Non-Equilibrium Steady State".
- 4-7 July 2016: Invited Speaker at the "Workshop Evolution, Statistical Mechanics and Information Theory" in Munich.
- 18-20 May 2016: Invited Speaker at the Meeting
"The Dynamics of Complex Systems: A meeting in honour of the 60th birthday of Robert MacKay FRS" in Warwick: "Switching dynamics and non-equilibrium steady state in nonlinear q-voter models with zealotry".
- 12 May 2016: Organization (with Jon Ward) of the
LMS-funded CoSyDy Meeting on "Dynamics of Agent-Based Models" in Leeds.
- 21-25 September 2015: Invited Speaker at the
EPSRC Workshop on "Fluctuation-driven phenomena in
non-equilibrium statistical mechanics", Warwick.
"The influence of zealotry on the nonlinear q-voter model".
- 13th July 2015: Talk at the
Workshop on Modelling Change in Socio-Economic Systems of the
EPSRC NetworkPlus, London.
"Nonlinear q-voter model with
zealots."
- 15th May 2015: Invited seminar at
the Department of Engineering Mathematics of the University of
Bristol, "Spiralling patterns in evolutionary models with
cyclic competition"
- 14th May 2015: Invited seminar at
the Department of Mathematics of the University of Bath
- 02-06/03/2015: Invited speaker at
the 2015 APS March Meeting of the American Physical Society in
San Antonio (Texas, USA):
Abstract.
Invited presentation on "spiraling patterns in evolutionary
models inspired by bacterial games with cyclic dominance". Slides
- 20th January 2015: Invited
seminar at the Department of Mathematics of the Durham
University, "Spiralling patterns in models inspired by
bacterial games with cyclic competition"
- 20th January 2015: Invited
seminar at the Department of Mathematics of the Durham
University
- August-December 2014: Visiting
Fellow at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences
on the programme
Understanding Microbial Communities; Function, Structure and
Dynamics
- 10-11/05/2014: Invited speaker at
the Symposium on "Novel
Applications of Statistical Mechanics: A Celebration of Sidney
Redner's Contributions" (Sid Redner's Festschrift) in Boston: "Zealotry,
persuasion and polarization in voter models".
- 29/11/2013: Invited speaker at
the CS&F Conference in Amsterdam dedicated to their Special
Issue on "Collective behavior and evolutionary games": "Prisoner's dilemma in the
presence of facilitators and under extrinsic noise"
- 09-13/09/2013: Invited speaker at
the workshop on Models
from statistical mechanics in applied sciences at Warwick:"Coexistence and Metastability in
Evolutionary Games".
- 12-13/06/2013: Member
of the EPSRC mathematics prioritisation panel
- 07/06/2013: Invited Complex
Systems Group seminar in York: "Large
fluctuations and metastability in evolutionary games".
- 05/06/2013: Organiser of the
Complexity
Systems
Dynamics (CoSyDy) Meeting on "Complexity
in economics and social dynamics"
in Leeds
- 15/05/2013: Invited speaker at
the meeting on "Complex and emergent behaviours" in Manchester, "Large-fluctuation effects on the
fixation of a deleterious allele under mutation pressure".
- 02-03/05/13: Invited speaker at
the Workshop on "Interacting
particle models in the physical, biological and social
sciences" at Warwick,"Polarization, zealotry and
persuasion in the three-party constrained voter model".
- 12/04/2013: Invited speaker at
the "complex networks mini-symposium" of the British
Applied Maths Colloquium 2013:
"Anomalous metastability and fixation properties of
evolutionary games on scale-free networks".
- 01/11/2012: Talk on "Polarization,
commitment and persuasion in the three-party constrained voter
model" in the Leeds Probability, Stochastic modelling
and Financial modelling seminar series.
- 03/09/2012: Talk on "Anomalous
metastability and fixation in evolutionary games on scale-free
graphs" (abstract)
given at the 2012 European
Conference on Complex Systems (ECCS'12) in Brussels
- 25/05/12: Invited
lecturer/speaker at a Postgraduate School on Complex Systems in
Brussels, "Rock-paper-scissors
dynamics and cyclic bacterial games: biodiversity and complex
patterns"
- 09/03/12: Invited
seminar in the Department of Mathematics at University of
Surrey, "Consensus &
polarization in a three-state constrained voter model"
- 02/03/12:
Organiser of the Complexity
Systems
Dynamics (CoSyDy) Meeting on "Evolution
and
Diversity in Complex Systems"
in Leeds
- 14-16/11/11:
Invited Speaker at the Conference "Sociophysics: do humans
behave like atoms?" (Paris): "Consensus
& Polarization in a Three-State Constrained Voter Model"
- 29/09/11: Invited
seminar in the School of Mathematics at University of Edinburgh,
"Co-evolutionary dynamics of
rock-paper-scissors and cyclic bacterial games"
- 12-16/09/11:
Invited Speaker at "Current
Trends
in Game Theory" a Satellite of the 2011
European Conference on
Complex Systems in Vienna: Large
Fluctuations & Fixation in Evolutionary Games with
Non-Vanishing Selection
- 09-10/06/11:
Invited Speaker at the international meeting on "Mathematics
in
the Science of Complexity" in Warwick: Consensus
&
Polarization in Constrained Opinion Dynamics
- 13/06/11:
Co-organisation
of the IOP workshop on "Complexity
of
evolutionary processes in
biology and the behavioural sciences" in Manchester
- Since 2011:
Organisation & coordination of the Applied Postgraduate
Seminar
series in the School of Mathematics at Leeds.
- Since 2010:
Organisation & coordination of seminar
series
on "Mathematical Biology and Medicine" in
the School of Mathematics at Leeds.
- Since 2010:
Member of the EPSRC
College
- Since 2010: Chair
of the Complex
Systems
Dynamics (CoSyDy) network
- 15/11/10:
Organisation of a CoSyDy Meeting on "Movement
in
Models of Mathematical Biology" in Warwick.
- 01/02/10:
Organisation of a CoSyDy Meeting on the "Mathematics
of
Evolutionary Dynamics" in Warwick.
- 11/05/10: Invited
talk in the CABDyN
Seminars
series at Oxford on "Large
fluctuations
& fixation in evolutionary games with
non-vanishing selection"
- Jan. 2010:
Invited speaker at the Conference on "Non-equilibrium
dynamics
of spatially extended interacting particle systems"
(Warwick): "Modelling biodiversity &
pattern formation in communities exhibiting cyclic
dominance"
- August 2009:
Invited speaker at the Conference on "Giant Fluctuations and
Population Dynamics" (Leiden): Evolutionary
dynamics
and pattern formation in communities exhibiting cyclic
dominance
- 27/04/09:
Organisation of "Patterns
in
Complexity", a PANDA (patterns formation,
nonlinear dynamics and
applications) meeting in Leeds.
- 30/03-01/04/09:
Speaker at the Graduate School on "Stochastic modelling in
biology" in
Leeds: "Introduction to
evolutionary
game theory" (lecture
1, lecture
2).
- 23/09/09:
Organisation of the workshop on "Statistical
mechanics
of molecular and cell biology" in
Warwick.
- Organisation
& management of the Postgraduate
School
on Mathematics of Evolutionary Dynamics
(Warwick, 11-13/12/2007)
Selection
of media (and
related) coverages:
- Topical Review featured on the cover of Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical
- "Evolution of a Fluctuating Population in a Randomly Switching Environment" PRL paper featured in Phys.org Long Room and Alpha Galileo
- Press releases by the University of Leeds and University of Munich (LMU) (also in German ) about our PRL paper
- Figure 12(a) of our PRE paper
selected by Physical Review E
as part of their "kaleidoscope"
- In Spanish: Rock, paper or scissors and the
biodiversity via co-evolution based on my
JTB paper
in
"Francis (th)E mule Science's News".
- "Biodiversity
in
Spatial Rock-Paper-Scissors Games" in
Mathematica's Wolfram
Demonstration Projects
- Paper Nature,
448, (2007) 1046-1049
selected,
evaluated and recommended by Faculty
of
1000
Biology
- In Nature (Vol. 448, p. xi),
Editor's Summary: Species
on
the move
- In Physicsworld: Zealots
put
the
spin into voting
- "Stochastic
Rock-Paper-Scissors
Population Dynamics" in
Mathematica's Wolfram
Demonstration Projects
- In Science News magazine (Vol.
172, N. 18): Rock,
paper,
toxins [Full
text]
- In Italian: Particles
and
voting behaviours (20-minute interview on a
national radio
programme "il volo delle oche", Radio24. ll Sole 24 Ore, 26/09/03),
and Are
zealots
like electronic spins ? (Le
Scienze on-line)
- In German: Mobility
hinders
biodiversity - Sedentary strategies for an eco-paradise
(Pressrelation.de) and pro-physik.de,
and Perturbation
of
a group of voters (Spektrumdirekt)
- In Russian: Popular science article
in the news portal Rambler
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