Dr Susanne Schindler

Research Interests:

Mathematical models in ecology and evolution
Mathematical demography
Sexual selection
Theories of speciation

 

Additional interests

Behavioral biology
Evolutionary algorithms
Adaptive dynamics

 

 

Education:

2005-2010: PhD, Fitness-based mating: A systematic analysis of a new preference model, University of Leipzig, Germany

2002-2004: Diploma thesis, Schemata and recombinations in genetic algorithms in particular with the existence of symmetries, University of Leipzig, Germany

1997-2002: Diploma thesis, Schemata in genetic algorithms, University of Applied Sciences in Leipzig (HTWK Leipzig), Germany

 

Professional history:

2010-present Research Associate at Imperial College London, UK - funded by ERC

2005-2010 PhD student in mathematical biology at the Max-Planck-Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences

2002-2004 Study of Mathematics at University of Leipzig

1997-2002 Study of Economathematics at University of Applied Sciences in Leipzig (HTWK Leipzig), Germany and Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, Great Britain

 

Contact details:

Division of Biology
Imperial College London
Silwood Park
Ascot
SL5 7PY
UK

E-mail: s.schindler [at] imperial.ac.uk

22 November 2011