Simon A. Levin is an ecologist, noted especially for his contributions to the development of the foundations of spatial ecology, for his work on pattern and scale, and more recently for his research at the interface between ecology and economics, especially problems of public goods, common pool resources, and the global commons. His book, Fragile Dominion, along with his subsequent research, weaves these themes together, invoking ecological and evolutionary theory to inform principles for management practice.
Current Members
Undergraduate Researcher with the Levin Lab
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Center for Statistics and Machine Learning, CoAdvised by Sarah-Jane Leslie
Postdoctoral Research Associate, High Meadows Environmental Institute,
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Undergraduate Researcher with the Levin Lab
Complexity Postdoctoral Fellow, Sante Fe Institute Visiting Research Scholar, Levin Lab
Visiting Exchange Student, Jane Eliza Procter Fellow
Postdoctoral Research Associate, The Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics
Computational Research Scientist, Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Visiting Collaborator and Departmental Guest
Undergraduate Researcher with the Levin Lab
Ph.D. Student, PACM
Undergraduate Researcher with the Levin Lab
Postdoctoral Research Associate, The Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics
Research Collaborator and Departmental Guest
Postdoctoral Research Associate, High Meadows Environmental Institute, C-PREE; ORISE IC Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Princeton University for Modeling the Dynamics of Complex Socio-Ecological Systems at the Nexus of Environmental Challenges, Scientific Collaboration, and Conflict Siegel Research Fellow, Santa Fe Institute