Mathematics of Mass Extinctions Research Network
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The network's primary goal is to promote a mathematical approach to understanding extinction events in Earth history, particularly:
summarize and revisit existing modeling approaches to mass extinction events and explore potential models, including excitable dynamical systems, non-autonomous dynamical systems, noisy/stochastic dynamical systems, etc.
identify mathematical techniques for modeling and analyzing fossil data, including state-of-the-art statistical and AI tools.
motivate mathematical scientists to engage in interdisciplinary mass extinction research through network events.
develop measures to engage the general audience in comprehending the fragility of our biosphere using a mathematical approach.
Please check our 'Webinars' and 'Activity' pages for more information about our recorded network webinars and other meetings.
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The network was founded with the support of the INI and the EPSRC grant (Ref: EP/V521929/1). The LMS has partially supported the network events.