Pawel Romanczuk

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Pawel Romanczuk holds a professorship on Complexity Research in Adaptive Systems at HU. For SCIoI, he works at the interface of applied mathematics, theoretical physics, and behavioral biology. He focuses on collective behavior of organismic systems. His research bridges analytical and synthetic sciences to study self-organization, evolutionary adaptations, and functional dynamical behavior.
Projects
Pawel Romanczuk is member of:
• Project 12: Learning of intelligent swarm behavior
• Project 26: The collective dynamics underlying personal and social information integration
• Project 27: Speed-accuracy tradeoffs in collective estimation
• Project 33: Shepherding behaviour in predator-prey interactions
• Project 34: Weighing personal and social information in cooperative problem solving
• Project 41: Self-organised criticality in animal collectives
• Project 42: Behavioral contagion in human and artificial multi-agent systems
• Project 51: Navigating the explore-exploit trade off in collective search
• Project 52: Evolution of collective cognition through individual-level selection
Publications +
Best Workshop Poster Award (ICRA 2024)
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Pawel Romanczuk (Science of Intelligence)
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Pawel Romanczuk (Science of Intelligence), “Introduction to complexity science: Part II”
Thursday Morning Talk -
Dustin Lehmann, Fritz Francisco, Jorg Raisch, Pawel Romanczuk (Science of Intelligence), “Dynamical adaptation and learning: Knowledge transfer and cooperative learning in groups of heterogeneous agents”
For the Public -
LNDW 2025/SCIoI Open Labs: Smart swarms – How mathematics helps to understand swarm behavior and collective intelligence
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Science of Intelligence Fair 2023
For the Public -
What does the swarm know? Collective intelligence explained at the HU Lab’s MitWissenschaft Event
Profil – September 2020 - Schwarmverhaltensforschung
HU Berlin Zeitung – September 2019 - Sicherer gemeinsam: Bei Gefahr orientieren sich Fische an der Reaktion des Schwarmes
Eurekalert, September 2019 - Uncovering hidden intelligence of collectives