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Postdoctoral Fellow
Tyler is a Postdoctoral Fellow working for Luis Bettencourt on the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation funded Informal Settlements project. He is a Geographer and City Planner who holds a PhD in Geography from the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn and a Master of City Planning from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Prior to joining SFI, Tyler was a Senior Research Scientist in the Department of Transportation System Planning and Telematics at the Technische Universität Berlin (www.vsp.tu-berlin.de) and a Research Fellow at the Center for Development Research in Bonn (www.zef.de). He also has several years of professional land use planning experience, mostly in his home state of Florida, where he became a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP). Tyler's research focuses on agent-based geosimulations, primarily of Sub-Saharan African cities; integrated land use and transportation geosimulations; and inclusive engagement for promoting institutional capacity building ...
Postdoctoral Fellow
I have a split postdoc position between SFI and the Department of Biology, University of New Mexico. I am interested in the energetics of human systems across scales, from hunter-gatherers to industrialized economies, and their ecological interactions with ecosystems, environments, and global scale Earth systems. I am particularly interested in how flows of energy and information create structure, and drive dynamics in human systems, and biological systems in general. At SFI I work primarily with Geoffrey West, Luis Bettencourt, and HyeJin Youn on using scaling theory to understand general principles of the structure and dynamics of cities and corporations. Other major research areas include hunter-gatherer ecology, the colonization of the Americas, the biogeography of human biocultural diversity, macroecology, and the metabolic theory ecology.
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