Conference - Heidelberg, Germany
The cellular and molecular basis of life is the outcome of a long process of evolution governed by variation and selection.Great advances in understanding how organisms work have been made in recent years, largely through the use of a few well-understood model systems such as yeast. Our understanding of evolution is much less complete, in part because of the less effective use of model systems to study variation and evolution.
The conference series will bring together scientists working in all of these areas to show how integrated research programs using yeast as a model could be as successful in ecology and evolution as they have been in cellular and molecular biology. To account for this, we will for the first time include two special sessions where we will discuss methodological issues relevant for different fields in order to stimulate a methodological exchange between the different disciplines
Wednesday, October 17, 2012 to Sunday, October 21, 2012
EMBL Heidelberg, Germany
Contact: (events@embl.de)
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