Research

"Professor Doyle's current research interests are in theoretical foundations for complex networks, primarily in network engineering and biology." He is also "interested in multiscale physics and financial markets, and the interplay between robustness, feedback, control, dynamical systems, computation, communications, and statistical physics." (quote from CDS website)

Main Research Topics

• systems biology
  • Robust yet fragile & biological networks
  • complexity and robustness

• complex networks
  • Robust yet fragile & biological networks
  • Internet topology
  • network architecture and protocols
  • HOT

• exercise physiology

See also Papers by topic.

More research links

• CDS research
• Lee Center, Caltech

HOT

Organized complexity in biology and internet technology

• HOT: Highly Optimized/Organized Tradeoffs/Tolerance
• Jean Carlson’s HOT website
• HOT at Lee Center, Caltech

FAST

New internet protocol design.

• Fast AQM Scalable TCP
• FAST TCP application
• FAST TCP background

CIMMS

Modelling and analysis of complex phenomena across multiple time and length scales.

• CIMMS: Center for Integrative Multiscale Modeling and Simulation

SBML

SOSTOOLS

(Older project)

• SOSTOOLS: Software for analysis of complex systems