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• David-Fabrice-Javier Group Study of network generation

• WikiPeer Group Study of two reputation voting models

• Biological regulatory networks group Study of biological regulatory networks with stochastic boolean models

• RNAnet a RNA based toy model for regulatory networks

• Time-Delayed Embedding project aimed at learning the method and applying it to interesting datasets.

• Social Networks and Dynamic Analysis: using event-data to model conflict and cooperation networks.

• Power-laws, Conflict and Cooperation: using event-data to investigate whether conflict and cooperation events follow a power-law distribution.

• An Agent-based Model of Crisis-Driven Migration : a model of ethnic migration from negative events, built with Schelling Dynamics in simultaneous spatial and social network structures.

• Human Navigation Heuristics on the Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP) An agent-based model of how/why humans solve TS-like problems better than simple algorithms.

• Diffusion of "Culture" in a Network with Multiple Types of Ties: An analysis of how rules governing the formation and breaking of ties propagates in a network with two different types of ties associated with different rules.

• Dynamics of Online Tagging.

• An Optimization Algorithm Based on the Small-World Phenomenon :Inspired by the efficient search mechanisms of small-world phenomena, we will construct an optimization algorithm based on the combination of local and long-range search.

• Community Structure in Small-world and Scale-free Networks:Detecting the community structure in Watts and Strogatz’s small-world network and Barabàsi’s scale-free network.

• An Agent-based Model of the Spread of Social Norms

• Neuro-Cellular Automata: exploring and connecting Cellular Automata, Neural Networks and Evolution.

• Games and networks: An evolutionary model inspired by animal groups

• Simulating Self-Organised Fractals: An attempt to build a computer simulation of Hubler's first experiment.

• Chaos in a Corn Field

• Anomalous Statistics and Locally Regulated Asynchronous Updating in Self-Propelled Particle Models of Animal Swarms

• Investigating Nonlinear Dynamics of Neuroscience Data

• Analysis of the Swim Central Pattern Generator of the Melibe: A Symmetry Approach

• On the Topological Entropy of Multivalued Maps

• A re-examination of the NetLogo Termites model

• Investigating an Agent-based Model of Cooperative Coevolutionary Learning

• An Agent-based Model of Forest Use with Social Learning

• Affect of ecosystem variables on an estuarine food web: How do variations in energy and nutrients affect plankton and, in turn, ripple upward through a food web?

• Heat Shock Response The HSR is a universal procedure among many organism that repairs protein damage induced by heat and other stresses.

• Ivestigation of Induced Inelastic Electron Tunnelling and Protein Conformation Dynamics

• Diversifying to cope with Environmental Change

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I would like to explore the possiblity of altering protein fold dynamics by inducing the tunnelling transfer of an electron along a known pathway, thereby altering a critical electrostatic potential associated with a hindging site. Hypothesis would be tested by assay using a known protein/substrate combination.

The objective is to provide a mechanism for the functional control of proteins in unbound states.