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URL:https://www.mdc-berlin.de/news/events/dirk-brockmann-data-donation-proj
ect-how-wearable-sensors-can-help-dealing-covid-19
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SUMMARY:Dirk Brockmann - The Data Donation Project - How wearable sensors c
an help in dealing with the COVID-19 crisis
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The HIDA Lectures is an event series organized by HIDA together
with\nthe six Helmholtz Information & Data Science Schools. Throughout th
e\nyear\, the Data Science Schools invite outstanding international Data\n
Scientists to speak about their ongoing research.\n\nDirk Brockmann is Pro
fessor at the Institute of Biology at\nHumboldt-University of Berlin. Betw
een 2007-2013 he was Professor for\nApplied Mathematics at Northwestern Un
iversity. At Northwestern\nUniversity he was on the faculty of Northweste
rn’s Institute on\nComplex Systems [https://www.nico.northwestern.edu/]
where he still\nholds an external faculty position.\n\nA theoretical phy
sicist by training\, his research focuses on complex\nsystems at the inter
face of physics\, life sciences and social\nsciences. He is particularly i
nterested the application of dynamicals\nsystems theory\, stochastic proce
sses and network science to infectious\ndisease dynamics and related conta
gion processes. In this context he\nis currently investigating dynamical p
rocesses on time-dependent\nnetworks\, complex contagion processes and the
emergence of cooperation\nin evolutionary processes. He is known for his
work on human mobility\nand its role on the global spread of infectious di
seases.\n\nDirk Brockmann is member of the Institute of Theoretical Biolo
gy\n[https://itb.biologie.hu-berlin.de/wiki/] as well as the Integrated\
nResearch Institute for the Life-Sciences\n[https://www.iri-ls.hu-berlin.d
e/en] at Humboldt University of\nBerlin. He is also head of the project g
roup Computational\nEpidemiology at the Robert Koch-Institute\n[https://w
ww.rki.de/DE/Content/Forsch/Projektgruppen/Projektgruppe_4/P4_node.html]\,
\nGermany’s federal public health institute.\n\nIn 2017 he launched the
project Complexity Explorables\n[https://www.complexity-explorables.org/]
\, a collection of interactive\nillustration on complex systems that conti
nously expands in examples\nand is designed for teachers\, instructors and
people that want to gain\nan intuitive unterstanding of the beauty of com
plex dynamical\nprocesses in nature.\n
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The HIDA Lectures is an event series organi
zed by HIDA together with the six Helmholtz Information &\; Data Scienc
e Schools. Throughout the year\, the Data Science Schools invite outstandi
ng international Data Scientists to speak about their ongoing research.
\n\n
Dirk Brockmann is Professor at the Institute of Biology at Humbold
t-University of Berlin. Between 2007-2013 he was Professor for Applied Mat
hematics at Northwestern University. At Northwestern University he was on
the faculty of \; \;where he still holds an external f
aculty position.
\n\n
A theoretical physicist by training\, his resea
rch focuses on complex systems at the interface of physics\, life sciences
and social sciences. He is particularly interested the application of dyn
amicals systems theory\, stochastic processes and network science to infec
tious disease dynamics and related contagion processes. In this context he
is currently investigating dynamical processes on time-dependent networks
\, complex contagion processes and the emergence of cooperation in evoluti
onary processes. He is known for his work on human mobility and its role o
n the global spread of infectious diseases.
In 2017 he launche
d the project \;\, a collection of interactive illustration on complex syste
ms that continously expands in examples and is designed for teachers\, ins
tructors and people that want to gain an intuitive unterstanding of the be
auty of complex dynamical processes in nature.