
Abdel Halloway
Assistant Professor · Theoretical Evolutionary Ecology
Case Western Reserve UniversityUnited States
About
Abdel Halloway is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at Case Western Reserve University. A theoretical evolutionary ecologist by training, he specializes in analyzing eco-evolutionary dynamics through mathematical models, particularly evolutionary game theory.
Research Interests
Halloway investigates how rapid evolution shapes ecological processes and vice versa. His work spans diverse topics including:
- Structure of competitive communities
- Eco-evolutionary dynamics of cooperation
- Mutualism evolution conditions
- Adaptive behavior in predator-prey systems
- Macroevolutionary and macroecological patterns
- Cancer eco-evolutionary modeling
Recent Publication Trends
His research (2017-2025) reveals increasing focus on:
- Game-theoretic frameworks for reverse auctions in ecology
- Climate-driven species co-occurrence patterns
- Disability evolution under selective pressures
- Multi-scale competition dynamics
- Information theory applications in plant ecology
- Non-equilibrium community dynamics
Contact
Email: abdel.halloway@case.edu | Phone: 216.368.8598 | Office: Clapp 307
Personal Website: Evolutionary and Community Ecology Lab
Research fields
Theoretical Evolutionary EcologyRapid EvolutionEco-Evolutionary DynamicsEvolutionary Game TheoryCommunity Structure and FunctionSocial and Cooperative Species EvolutionMutualism EvolutionAdaptive Behavior in Predator-Prey SystemsMacroevolutionary and Macroecological ProcessesCancer Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics
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