I am an evolutionary systems biologist, who uses computers and mathematics to explore the evolution of complex biological systems. I am studying how evolution shape genotypes, phenotypes and populations in changing environments, with their share of surprising and counter-intuitive effects.
Depending on their complexity, I usually consider simulation models as experimental systems (Peck, 2004) — I conduct in silico experiments in a computer as one would do in the real world (Hindré et al., 2012).
Check out my Github repositories to learn more about my ongoing modeling projects.
To find out more about me: https://charlesrocabert.github.io/.
« Simulations are experimental systems. Their complexity can make them closer cousins in complexity to nature itself than to simple analytic models, but with a powerful advantage over the real world: the modeler has complete control of the system. » (Peck, 2004).