#VeniceEvoDevo #levels #morphogenesis #sysbio #evodevo
#VeniceEvoDevo #levels #morphogenesis #sysbio #evodevo
Our EXTENDED DEADLINE is TOMORROW (Apr 7), at
noon (CENTRAL EUROPEAN DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME).
Don't forget to submit your application at the link below:
#VeniceEvoDevo
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025:
Emergence & Evolution of Multi-Level Regulatory Systems
Aug 27-22, 2025
Centro Cultural Don Orione Artigianelli, Venice
Register at:
meetings.embo.org/event/25-mul...
Deadline is March 31, 2025.
#VeniceEvoDevo
Our EXTENDED DEADLINE is TOMORROW (Apr 7), at
noon (CENTRAL EUROPEAN DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME).
Don't forget to submit your application at the link below:
#VeniceEvoDevo
For those of you who struggled with the submission system (we do to!), and those that didn't realize the deadline was on midnight **Central European Time**. 😉
Submit your motivation letter & CV at the link below:
#VeniceEvoDevo
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025:
Emergence & Evolution of Multi-Level Regulatory Systems
Aug 27-22, 2025
Centro Cultural Don Orione Artigianelli, Venice
Register at:
meetings.embo.org/event/25-mul...
Deadline is March 31, 2025.
#VeniceEvoDevo
For those of you who struggled with the submission system (we do to!), and those that didn't realize the deadline was on midnight **Central European Time**. 😉
Submit your motivation letter & CV at the link below:
#VeniceEvoDevo
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025:
Emergence & Evolution of Multi-Level Regulatory Systems
Aug 27-22, 2025
Centro Cultural Don Orione Artigianelli, Venice
Register at:
meetings.embo.org/event/25-mul...
Deadline is March 31, 2025.
#VeniceEvoDevo
Not tonight, like wrongly announced at first.
And that's good news: because you get another 24hrs to apply, if you have not yet done so!
What are you waiting for!? 😉
Registration link below:
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025:
Emergence & Evolution of Multi-Level Regulatory Systems
Aug 27-22, 2025
Centro Cultural Don Orione Artigianelli, Venice
Register at:
meetings.embo.org/event/25-mul...
Deadline is March 31, 2025.
#VeniceEvoDevo
Not tonight, like wrongly announced at first.
And that's good news: because you get another 24hrs to apply, if you have not yet done so!
What are you waiting for!? 😉
Registration link below:
Don't forget to apply to learn about the challenges of understanding and modeling multi-scale systems in an absolutely stunning and contemplative environment.
Registration link below.
#VeniceEvoDevo
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025:
Emergence & Evolution of Multi-Level Regulatory Systems
Aug 27-22, 2025
Centro Cultural Don Orione Artigianelli, Venice
Register at:
meetings.embo.org/event/25-mul...
Deadline is March 31, 2025.
#VeniceEvoDevo
Don't forget to apply to learn about the challenges of understanding and modeling multi-scale systems in an absolutely stunning and contemplative environment.
Registration link below.
#VeniceEvoDevo
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025:
Emergence & Evolution of Multi-Level Regulatory Systems
Aug 27-22, 2025
Centro Cultural Don Orione Artigianelli, Venice
Register at:
meetings.embo.org/event/25-mul...
Deadline is March 31, 2025.
#VeniceEvoDevo
Deadline: Mar 31, 2025
Don't miss out on an unforgettable week in Venice.
Registration link below.
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025:
Emergence & Evolution of Multi-Level Regulatory Systems
Aug 27-22, 2025
Centro Cultural Don Orione Artigianelli, Venice
Register at:
meetings.embo.org/event/25-mul...
Deadline is March 31, 2025.
#VeniceEvoDevo
Deadline: Mar 31, 2025
Don't miss out on an unforgettable week in Venice.
Registration link below.
Follow this year's #VeniceEvoDevo teachers:
@bensteventon.bsky.social
@dsbrooks.bsky.social
@thibautbrunet.bsky.social
@wallaceucsf.bsky.social
@rashmi-priya.bsky.social
and organizers (James is extremely offline):
@nrepina.bsky.social
@yoginho.spore.social.ap.brid.gy
Follow this year's #VeniceEvoDevo teachers:
@bensteventon.bsky.social
@dsbrooks.bsky.social
@thibautbrunet.bsky.social
@wallaceucsf.bsky.social
@rashmi-priya.bsky.social
and organizers (James is extremely offline):
@nrepina.bsky.social
@yoginho.spore.social.ap.brid.gy
Günter Wagner
Günter is an evolutionary biologist studying evolutionary innovations, with a special focus on mammalian female
reproduction.
He will talk about a model of multi-scale tissue evolution, which is based on metabolic interdependence.
Günter Wagner
Günter is an evolutionary biologist studying evolutionary innovations, with a special focus on mammalian female
reproduction.
He will talk about a model of multi-scale tissue evolution, which is based on metabolic interdependence.
Ben Steventon (@bensteventon.bsky.social)
Ben investigates the mechanisms that ensure the development of robust and reproducible morphologies during embryogenesis.
He will talk about the role of downward causation from the tissue level in development.
Ben Steventon (@bensteventon.bsky.social)
Ben investigates the mechanisms that ensure the development of robust and reproducible morphologies during embryogenesis.
He will talk about the role of downward causation from the tissue level in development.
Merljin Staps
Merlijn uses theory to study the evolution of multicellularity, colony organization in social insects, and vertebrate color patterns.
He will talk about the role of the environment in major transitions and how to account for this in formal models.
Merljin Staps
Merlijn uses theory to study the evolution of multicellularity, colony organization in social insects, and vertebrate color patterns.
He will talk about the role of the environment in major transitions and how to account for this in formal models.
Rashmi Priya (@rashmi-priya.bsky.social)
Rashmi takes a systems-level approach, integrating quantitative imaging, genetics, and theory to explore how organs form and function emerges during embryogenesis.
She will talk about the role of mechanical forces in organogenesis.
Rashmi Priya (@rashmi-priya.bsky.social)
Rashmi takes a systems-level approach, integrating quantitative imaging, genetics, and theory to explore how organs form and function emerges during embryogenesis.
She will talk about the role of mechanical forces in organogenesis.
Mihaela Pavličev
Mihaela co-chairs the Department of Evolutionary Biology at Uni Vienna. She studies mammalian reproduction to understand how organismal organization affects variation.
She will present a model of tissue evolution based on metabolic interdependence.
Mihaela Pavličev
Mihaela co-chairs the Department of Evolutionary Biology at Uni Vienna. She studies mammalian reproduction to understand how organismal organization affects variation.
She will present a model of tissue evolution based on metabolic interdependence.
Wallace Marshall (@wallaceucsf.bsky.social)
Wallace studies how cells solve engineering problems, how geometry arises within cells, and how it shapes and constrains cellular behavior.
He'll be telling us how cell shape constrains underlying pathways.
Wallace Marshall (@wallaceucsf.bsky.social)
Wallace studies how cells solve engineering problems, how geometry arises within cells, and how it shapes and constrains cellular behavior.
He'll be telling us how cell shape constrains underlying pathways.
Link below.
#VeniceEvoDevo #FEBS @embo.org
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025:
Emergence & Evolution of Multi-Level Regulatory Systems
Aug 27-22, 2025
Centro Cultural Don Orione Artigianelli, Venice
Register at:
meetings.embo.org/event/25-mul...
Deadline is March 31, 2025.
#VeniceEvoDevo
Link below.
#VeniceEvoDevo #FEBS @embo.org
Nicole King
Nicole is an HHMI investigator at UC Berkeley who studies the genetic and developmental foundations of multicellularity and the origin of animals using choanoflagellates as a model system.
At our school, she'll teach about the origin of multicellularity.
Nicole King
Nicole is an HHMI investigator at UC Berkeley who studies the genetic and developmental foundations of multicellularity and the origin of animals using choanoflagellates as a model system.
At our school, she'll teach about the origin of multicellularity.
Ronald Jenner
Ron works at the Natural History Museum London where he studies the evolution of animal venoms. He is the author (with Eivind Undheim) of 'Venom' & 'Ancestors in Evolutionary biology'.
He will be talking about the role of conflict in the emergence of levels.
Ronald Jenner
Ron works at the Natural History Museum London where he studies the evolution of animal venoms. He is the author (with Eivind Undheim) of 'Venom' & 'Ancestors in Evolutionary biology'.
He will be talking about the role of conflict in the emergence of levels.
Zena Hadjivasiliou
Zena is a mathematician with an interest in animal development and its evolution, who works at the Crick Institute in close collaboration with experimentalists.
She will talk about biophysical modeling of morphogen-driven self-organization across scales.
Zena Hadjivasiliou
Zena is a mathematician with an interest in animal development and its evolution, who works at the Crick Institute in close collaboration with experimentalists.
She will talk about biophysical modeling of morphogen-driven self-organization across scales.
Thibaut Brunet (@thibautbrunet.bsky.social)
Thibaut studies the evolutionary origin of animal morphogenesis at Institut Pasteur in Paris.
He will be teaching us about this and also how multicellularity first arose in evolution.
Thibaut Brunet (@thibautbrunet.bsky.social)
Thibaut studies the evolutionary origin of animal morphogenesis at Institut Pasteur in Paris.
He will be teaching us about this and also how multicellularity first arose in evolution.
Dan Brooks (@dsbrooks.bsky.social)
Dan's research interests span the history & philosophy of the life sciences, concept usage in science & theory in biology.
At our school, he'll have a thing or two to say about levels of organization, what they are & where they come from.
Dan Brooks (@dsbrooks.bsky.social)
Dan's research interests span the history & philosophy of the life sciences, concept usage in science & theory in biology.
At our school, he'll have a thing or two to say about levels of organization, what they are & where they come from.
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025
is on March 31, 2025.
This week, we've introduced our organizers (and teachers). Next week: we'll start introducing the rest of our fabulous teaching panel.
Details and registration link below.
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025:
Emergence & Evolution of Multi-Level Regulatory Systems
Aug 27-22, 2025
Centro Cultural Don Orione Artigianelli, Venice
Register at:
meetings.embo.org/event/25-mul...
Deadline is March 31, 2025.
#VeniceEvoDevo
Venice Evo Devo Summer School 2025
is on March 31, 2025.
This week, we've introduced our organizers (and teachers). Next week: we'll start introducing the rest of our fabulous teaching panel.
Details and registration link below.
Yogi Jaeger (@yoginho.spore.social.ap.brid.gy)
Is interested in why organisms are not machines, and what that has to do with their multi-level organization.
Will teach about the emergence of new levels of organization at the school.
Yogi Jaeger (@yoginho.spore.social.ap.brid.gy)
Is interested in why organisms are not machines, and what that has to do with their multi-level organization.
Will teach about the emergence of new levels of organization at the school.
Nicole Repina (@nrepina.bsky.social)
Nicole is using quantitative imaging to study how complex tissue shape can emerge from cell interactions.
In Venice, she will be speaking about how we can use imaging for multiscale analysis of multicellular systems.
Nicole Repina (@nrepina.bsky.social)
Nicole is using quantitative imaging to study how complex tissue shape can emerge from cell interactions.
In Venice, she will be speaking about how we can use imaging for multiscale analysis of multicellular systems.
James DiFrisco
James is a philosopher of science and theoretical biologist working @crick.ac.uk on the evolution of gene regulatory networks, modularity and pleiotropy, vertebrate gastrulation, and the developmental basis of morphological homology/tissue organization.
James DiFrisco
James is a philosopher of science and theoretical biologist working @crick.ac.uk on the evolution of gene regulatory networks, modularity and pleiotropy, vertebrate gastrulation, and the developmental basis of morphological homology/tissue organization.