Dr Luca Giuggioli

Summary

My general interest is thetheoretical development of models of moving and inetracting entities, from animals and molecules to more abstract objects such as random walkers. In the context of animals, I work in the area of movemnt ecology.

Biography

Giuggioli Lab web page

• PhD 2004, Physics & Astronomy Department, University of New Mexico, US
• Postdoctoral associate at the Consortium of the Americas for Interdisciplinary Science, US, 2004-2006
• Postdoctoral associate at the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department, Princeton University, US, 2007-2008

Activities / Findings

<http://www.movementandinteraction.co.uk/>

Teaching

Ecology, Acquisition of Behaviour

Keywords

• movement ecology

Methodologies

• spatially explicit models

Expertise

My general interest is the construction of spatially explicit theoretical models, validated through experimental observations, with the aim of explaining a variety of processes such as territoriality, foraging, disease spread and ecosystem nutrient cycling. One of the features central to these apparently disparate processes is how animals move and interact among each other. My objective is to study and ultimately predict how certain spatio-temporal ecological patterns emerge from basic ?microscopic? interactions and movement rules.

Memberships

Organisations

Department of Engineering Mathematics

Other sites

• Biology
• Engineering

Links

• web page

Recent publications

• Sarvaharman, S, Robles, AH & Giuggioli, L, 2019, ‘From Micro-to-Macro: How the Movement Statistics of Individual Walkers Affect the Formation of Segregated Territories in the Territorial Random Walk Model’. Frontiers in Physics, vol 7.
• Boyer, D, Falcón-Cortés, A, Giuggioli, L & Majumdar, SN, 2019, ‘Anderson-like localization transition of random walks with resetting’. Journal of Statistical Mechanics: Theory and Experiment, vol 2019.
• Giuggioli, L & Neu, Z, 2019, ‘Fokker-Planck representations of non-Markov Langevin equations: application to delayed systems’. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, vol 377.
• Zapata, DC, Sharpe, J, Winfield, AFT, Giuggioli, L & Hauert, S, 2019, ‘Toward Controllable Morphogenesis in Large Robot Swarms’. IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, vol 4., pp. 3386-3393
• Giuggioli, L, Gupta, S & Chase, M, 2019, ‘Comparison of two models of tethered motion’. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical, vol 52.
• Getz, WM, Marshall, CR, Carlson, CJ, Giuggioli, L, Ryan, SJ, Romañach, SS, Boettiger, C, Chamberlain, SD, Larsen, L, D’Odorico, P & O’Sullivan, D, 2018, ‘Making ecological models adequate’. Ecology Letters, vol 21., pp. 153-166
• Giuggioli, L, Arye, I, Robles, AH & Kaminka, G, 2018, ‘From Ants to Birds: A Novel Bio-Inspired Approach to Online Area Coverage’. in: Distributed Autonomous Robotic Systems: The 13th International Symposium. Springer, pp. 31-43
• Robles, AH & Giuggioli, L, 2018, ‘Phase transitions in stigmergic territorial systems’. Physical Review E, vol 98.
• Jiang, L, Giuggioli, L, Perna, A, Escobedo, R, Lecheval, V, Sire, C, Han, Z & Theraulaz, G, 2017, ‘Identifying influential neighbors in animal flocking’. PLoS Computational Biology, vol 13.
• Richardson, TO, Giuggioli, L, Franks, NR & Sendova-Franks, AB, 2017, ‘Measuring site fidelity and spatial segregation within animal societies’. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, vol 8., pp. 965-975

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