Regis Ferriere

Regis Ferriere holds dual roles as Professor at Ecole Normale Superieure (Paris) and Associate Professor at the University of Arizona. His expertise bridges ecology and evolutionary biology, focusing on eco-evolutionary modeling and experimental ecology through collaborations like the ENS-CNRS Ecotron and Biosphere 2. He has been recognized with awards such as the 2013 La Recherche Award and membership in the Institut Universitaire de France.

Education:

• B.S. Mathematics (1990), Paris, France
• M.S. Mathematics (1991), Paris, France
• Agrégation Mathematics (1992), Paris, France
• Doctorate Ecology (1995), Paris, France
• Habilitation Ecology (2000), Paris, France

Research: Dr. Ferriere investigates eco-evolutionary feedbacks, mathematical foundations of trait evolution, and large-scale ecological experiments. His work spans cooperative interactions, life history evolution, and ecosystem responses to environmental change. He leads experimental initiatives at the Ecotron and Biosphere 2, advancing controlled ecological studies.

Awards & Honors:

• 2013 Annual award from La Recherche (Applied Math)
• 2006 Elected at Institut Universitaire de France

Grants & Labs: Directed the ENS-CNRS Ecotron (2006–2009) and collaborates with Biosphere 2. His research integrates theoretical models with empirical systems, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to ecological complexity.