Kim Sneppen

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University of Copenhagen

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Kim Sneppen is a Professor at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. His research interests encompass relationship dynamics, behavioral adaptations in epidemic control, optimal phage strategies, and modeling of living systems. His recent publications include work on self-organized coexistence in ecosystems, replicator dynamics, and synthetic biology applications for vector-borne diseases.

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Models of Life

Open Date: 2005-09-01

Close Date: 2015-08-01

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Andreas Eilersen

Københavns Universitet

DENMARK

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Kunihiko Kaneko

Københavns Universitet

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Lone Simonsen

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Roskilde University

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Joachim Mathiesen

Københavns Universitet

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Ala Trusina

Københavns Universitet

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Morten Frisch

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Statens Serum Institut

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Namiko Mitarai

Københavns Universitet

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Bjarke Frost Nielsen

Roskilde University

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Relationship dynamics and behavioral adaptations in the control of the 2022 mpox epidemic

Optimizing phage strategies in competitive boom-bust environments

Modeling soil as a living system: Feedback between microbial activity and spatial structure

Replicators in Game-of-Life-like automata

Fractals in the Critical Attractor of the Classical Sandpile Model

Self-Organized Coexistence of Phage and a Population of Host Colonies

Self-inhibiting percolation and viral spreading in epithelial tissue

Self-inhibiting percolation and viral spreading in epithelial tissue

Diversity and ecotones in a model ecosystems of sessile species

Tradeoff between speed and reproductive number in pathogen evolution

Synthetic Biology for Vector-Borne Diseases

Confinement Mechanisms for Epigenetic Modifications of Nucleosomes

Lockdowns exert selection pressure on overdispersion of SARS-CoV-2 variants

From kill the winner to eliminate the winner in open phage-bacteria systems

Protection of bacteriophage-sensitive Escherichia coli by lysogens

Pancreatic α and β cells are globally phase-locked

Spatial model of Ebola outbreaks contained by behavior change

Differences in social activity increase efficiency of contact tracing

Establishment of heterochromatin in domain-size-dependent bursts

Collaborators (8)

Andreas Eilersen

Kunihiko Kaneko

Lone Simonsen

Joachim Mathiesen

Ala Trusina

Morten Frisch

Namiko Mitarai

Bjarke Frost Nielsen

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