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GDRI "Evolution, Regulation and Signaling" The GDRI "Evolution, Regulation and Signaling" is a CNRS initiated and supported European wide scientific network centered around the biophysics of Evolution, Regulation and Signaling. The network has been actively functioning from 2011, organizing conferences, workshops and summer schools and creating a european biophysics community. Every year in the autumn the GDRI organizes a Paris Biological Physics Community Day. The meeting is organized by PhD students and post-docs from the greater Paris area with the goal of helping young researchers in various areas of biophysics to get to know one another. If you are interested in organizing the next meeting, please contact Aleksandra Walczak. Events in 2018 Evolution of Diversity, Les Houches, France, Feb 26- Mar 2 2018Quantitative Immunology and Viral Evolution, Sep 26 - 28 2018, ENS, Paris Paris Biological Physics Community Day, autumn 2018 If you have questions please email Aleksandra Walczak. This webpage may not be up to date. Recurrent GDRI supported events: Paris Biological Physics Community DayDarwin Day A list of organized meetings and schools by year (2011 - 2017) 2011:Physics and Biological Systems - Université Paris XI, Orsay Selection in Population Genetics, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris 2012: Statistical Physics and Information Processing in Biology -- Pasteur Institut 2013: Statistical mechanics of Biological Cooperativity, Marienhamn, Aland, Finland EMBO Workshop Physical Biology of Cancer - 7-9th March 2013, Candiolo, Italy 2014: Evolution, Regulation and Signaling - LMU Munich, Germany Quantitative Immunology, Les Houches, France. 2015 ICTP Conference on Sensing, Information and Decision at the Cellular Level, Trieste, Italy Models of Life Conference, Copenahgen, Denmark 2016: Dynamics and Information Processing : from Cells to Tissues, Les Houches, France Coevolution in proteins and RNA, theory and experiments, Cargese, France Quantitative Laws II - from physiology to ecology, from interaction structures to collective behavior, Como, Italy 2017: Cargese Summer School on Theoretical Biological Physics, Cargese, France Quantitative Methods in Gene Regulation, Cambridge, UK Scientific committee (former and current members): Rosalind Allen, University of EdinburghErik Aurell, KTH Antonio Celani, ICTP Irene Giardina, La Sapienza Ulrich Gerland, TU Munich Mogens Hogh Jensen, Niels Bohr Institute Oskar Hallatschek, MPI Goettingen Vincent Hakim, CNRS ENS Paris Pieter Rein ten Wolde, AMOLF Aleksandra Walczak,CNRS ENS Paris Massimo Vergassola, Pasteur
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