Simon A. Levin, winner of the 2010 Ramon Margalef Prize in Ecology, in the Faculty of Biology
Simon A. Levin, one of the foremost international experts in theoretical ecology and winner of the 2010 Ramon Margalef Prize in Ecology, was one of the participants in the scientific forum "How do evolutionary processes shape ecosystem patterns and why do ecosystems constrain them?", on 6 October in the Aula Magna of the Faculty of Biology.
Simon A. Levin, one of the foremost international experts in theoretical ecology and winner of the 2010 Ramon Margalef Prize in Ecology, was one of the participants in the scientific forum "How do evolutionary processes shape ecosystem patterns and why do ecosystems constrain them?", on 6 October in the Aula Magna of the Faculty of Biology.
The event, officially opened by the UB rector Dídac Ramírez, began with a talk by Professor Levin entitled “Evolution at the Ecosystem Level: On the Evolution of Ecosystem Patterns”. At 11.30 there was a round-table discussion chaired by Jordi Flos (lecturer from the UB Department of Ecology) with contributions from Professor Levin and the experts Jordi Bascompte (Doñana Biological Station-CSIC), Ricard Guerrero (UB Department of Microbiology) and Ricard V. Solé (ICREA-UPF).