Spreading dynamics in random environments

Understanding how infections or information propagate through populations, or more gen- erally, through complex networks embedded in space, is a central challenge of the modern world. This workshop brings together both established experts and early-career researchers working on mathematical approaches to information and infection spread in random environments.

The program will feature a mini-course by Alexandre Stauffer, complemented by invited research talks from other participants.

The venue of the workshop is the WIAS at Anton-Wilhelm-Amo Straße 39, 10117 Berlin.
Most of the event will take place on the ground floor right next to the entrance.

Getting there

The venue is close to the U-Bahn stations Hausvogteiplatz as well as Stadtmitte, on the U2 line (respectively U2+U6).

An alternative is to use the U5 and walk from Museumsinsel or the many bus lines that also stop close-by.

The venue is wheel-chair accessible by appointment. Kindly inform us about any particular needs. We can provide and sponsor child care during the workshop. Please do not hesitate to contact us.