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Workshop on "Selection in Population Genetics"- Paris, December 6-7, 2011
Talks are scheduled to be 25 minutes long + 20 minutes for questions.
Participants are expected to organize freely for lunch.
The coffee breaks and wine and cheese are provided.
Tuesday, December 6th
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8:30
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Introduction
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9:00
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Michael Laessig - Clonal interference in influenza
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9:45
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Simon Tavare - Some comments on detecting selection in cancer samples
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10:30
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coffee
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11:00
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Bernard Derrida - Simple models of evolution with selection and genealogies
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11:45
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Oskar Hallatschek - Beyond the dichotomy of "clonal interference" versus "multiple mutations"
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12:30
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lunch
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2:00
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Henrique Teotonio - Detecting positive/negative purifying selection and balancing selection at the DNA sequence level in large populations of varying outcrossing rates
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2:45
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Olin Silander - The Evolution of Transcriptional Control in E. coli
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3:30
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coffee
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4:00
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Nick Barton - Can we find the alleles that cause the response to selection?
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4:45
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Joachim Hermisson - Adaptation to a moving optimimum
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5:30
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discussion - Boris Shraiman (discussion leader)
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6:00
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poster session and wine and cheese
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Wednesday, December 7th
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9:00
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Isabel Gordo - Distribution of mutation effects in Escherichia coli
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9:45
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Ivan Matic - Environmental tuning of mutation rates in bacteria
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10:30
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coffee
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11:00
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Helene Morlon - Inferring long term diversity dynamics : reconciling molecular phylogenies with the fossil record
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11:45
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Alison Etheridge - Modelling selection in a spatial continuum
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12:30
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lunch
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2:00
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Sander Tans - Optimality and evolutionary constraint in variable enviroments
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2:45
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Olivier Tenaillon - The emergence of complexity and restricted pleiotropy in evolving networks
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3:30
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coffee
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4:00
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Richard Neher - Adaptation and diversity in large sexual populations
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4:45
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Gil McVean - Differential confounding of rare and common variants in spatially-structured populations
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5:30
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discussion - Erik van Nimwegen (discussion leader)
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