Dr. Jobst Heitzig

Contact

short CV with publication list (relatively up to date)

longer CV (on Xing, much less up to date), Publications (on Google Scholar)

News

• New article on Coalition Formation in Nature Climate Change (PIK news item)
• (intranet only: slides of responsibility talk from the research days)
  
• Telegrafenbergkrimi 1 erschienen (Bericht in den Potsdamer Neuesten Nachrichten)
• News item on the EPJ ST issue on Health, Energy and Extreme Events in a Changing Climate co-edited by me
• Press release on the pyunicorn package
• Radio lecture on climate science and policy in the Radio feature "Klima|Anlage" on Deutschlandradio Kultur (dort nach "Klima" und "Anlage" suchen, dann das Suchergebnis "Klangkunst" auswählen)
• Radio interview on rbb radioeins (in german)
• German ScienceSlam finals performance (in german, english slides available)

Research Interests

• Group decisions, cooperation, game theory
• Bottom-Up Formation of a Global Climate Coalition of Farsighted Strategic Players (CFCC15 poster, CFCC15 blog, conference paper, slides for Oslo working group, DPG poster, GAMES2012 poster, theory paper)
• Heitzig J, Lessmann K, Zou Y (2011) Self-enforcing strategies to deter free-riding in the climate change mitigation game and other repeated public good games. PNAS 108:15739–15744. doi:10.1073/pnas.1106265108 (Press release, Commentary, Guardian article, Huffington Post article, Climatewire article)
• Some chance for consensus (Soc Choice Welf, 2010)
• Interdisciplinary approaches to cooperation (book chapter)
• Development of data analysis methods
• Moving Taylor Bayesian Regression (MoTaBaR)
• Study of climate data using...
• non-linear time-series analysis
• complex networks (graph theory)
• how to deal with nodes of different size (slides)
• example (download this and open in g**gle earth!)
• Conceptual models of human-nature co-evolution (see the coevolutionary spiral below)
• Power grid stability and resilience (Slides from a recent keynote lecture)

Peculiar network facts

• Erdös number: 2 (via Marcel Erné)
• according to the Mathematics Genealogy, my almost complete lineage is:
  Nicolaus Copernicus → Georg Joachim von Leuchen Rheticus → Valentin Otto → Melchior Jöstel → Ambrosius Rhodius → Christoph Notnagel → Johann Andreas Quenstedt → Michael Walther Jr. → Johann Pasch → Johann Andreas Planer → Christian August Hausen → Abraham Gotthelf Kästner → Georg Christoph Lichtenberg → Johann Tobias Mayer → Enno Heeren Dirksen → Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi → Emmy Amalie Noether → Max Deuring → Max Koecher → Marcel Erné → Jobst Heitzig, which is by no means special since in their database almost 2/3 of all mathematicians go back to Copernicus!