ESR 6

Durham University (United Kingdom)

Scaling connectivity science in fluvial systems

All Journal Entries

25/10/2021

Datathon – The Brain Stream Buoys group

The long awaited i-CONN Datathon has finally come true.

Mel Guirro

29/06/2021

My experience at ESPIn 2021 Summer Course

Spoiler: It was amazing!

Mel Guirro

7/03/2021

My PhD project on fluvial systems and purpose of my diaries

It’s great connecting with you

Mel Guirro

14/12/2021

On the Move

My secondment experience in Vienna

Mel Guirro

22/10/2022

Outdoor learning

Fieldtrip to the Scottish Highlands

Mel Guirro

Our ESR Students

ESR 1
Shubham Tiwari
Spatial and temporal roles of critical nodes in ecogeomorphic systems
ESR 2
Venetia Voutsa
Minimal models of dynamics on networks to study generic SC/FC relationships
ESR 3
Selim Haj Ali
Self-organized collective patterns on graphs
ESR 4
Harald Waxenecker
Catastrophic transitions: Regime shifts in network topology resulting in novel systems
ESR 5
Vinícius Lima
Analysis of multi-frequency dynamic coherence networks in large-scale electrophysiological recordings
ESR 6
Mel Guirro
Scaling connectivity science in fluvial systems
ESR 7
Michalis Papadopoulos
Structure in patterns in ordered datasets with applications in astrophysics, neuroscience and archaeology
ESR 8
Sonia Recinos
Changing connectivity properties impacting resilience in riverine landscapes as socio-ecological systems
ESR 9
Yanhua Shi
Critical nodes in economic connectivity: A multi-method application to facilitate structural transitions
ESR 10
John Perez
Hotspots and hot moments: the role of connectivity and resilience science for managing human-impacted catchment systems
ESR 11
Christodoulos Karittevlis
Connectivity within network processes and coupling with global flows
ESR 12
Mario Díaz
Flows of critical (energy) resources
ESR 13
Deborah Priß
Resilience of human interactions with new landscapes
ESR 14
Marcel Mallow
Understanding the emergence of connectivity science in practice: a network of network colleagues
ESR 15
Julia Costescu
Use connectivity science to determine the fate (source-pathway-interceptors) of specific diffuse chemicals and pathogens in the water supply chain