Mr. Gergely Boza earned his master of science degree in 2004 in biology from Eötvös University, Budapest and in biology teaching in 2005. Currently he is a PhD student in the theoretical and evolutionary biology PhD program at Eötvös University. His master thesis, as well as his PhD research is about the evolution and stability of mutualistic interactions.
Mr. Boza was a participant in the 2007 Young Scientists Summer Program in the Evolution and Ecology Program. He has returned to IIASA to work on an individual-based model of mutualism evolution with partner control.
His main fields of scientific interest include the evolution of cooperation and mutualism, evolutionary game theory, as well as the stability of interaction networks and evolutionary ecology.
Boza,G. Kun,A. Scheuring,I. Dieckmann,U. (2012)
Strategy diversity stabilizes mutualism through investment cycles, phase polymorphism, and spatial bubbles ... More
Kun,A. Boza,G. Scheuring,I. (2010)
Cooperators unite! Assortative linking promotes cooperation particularly for medium sized associations ... More
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