Daniel Alberto Burbano Lombana

Assistant Professor

Rutgers University - Busch Campus

United States

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Daniel Alberto Burbano Lombana is an Assistant Professor at Rutgers University - Busch Campus in the United States. His research interests encompass modeling and optimization in traffic networks, collective behavior in aquatic species, and the dynamics of predator-prey interactions. Additionally, he explores the influence of environmental factors on emotional responses and the spread of epidemics within ecological systems.

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Lorenzo Zino

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Politecnico di Torino

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Advection Dynamics in Traffic Networks: Modeling, Analysis, and Optimization

Collective intermittent exploration in fish schools is mediated by visual cues

Learning to hunt: A data-driven stochastic feedback control model of predator–prey interactions

A fish rheotaxis mechanism as a zero-order optimization strategy

Exploring emotional contagion in zebrafish: A virtual-demonstrator study of positive and negative emotions

Activity-driven network modeling and control of the spread of two concurrent epidemic strains

Collective response of fish to combined manipulations of illumination and flow

Modeling multi-sensory feedback control of zebrafish in a flow

Educating Youth About Human Impact on Freshwater Ecosystems Using an Online Serious Game

Collective Emotional Contagion in Zebrafish

Synchronization in Multiplex Networks of Chua’s Circuits: Theory and Experiments

Data-driven modeling of zebrafish behavioral response to acute caffeine administration

Leader–follower consensus on activity-driven networks

Empirical Evidence of Upward Social Comparison in a Prisoner’s Dilemma Game

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Lorenzo Zino

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