Predictability in Evolution
Collaborative Research Center 1310
Can we predict pathways and outcomes of future evolutionary processes? We work on this question in fast-evolving systems: microbial populations in the laboratory, viruses and immune repertoires, and cancer cell populations. We build predictive approaches for the evolution of drug resistance and antigenicity in pathogens and of the immune answer in their hosts. Applications include the design of antibiotics, of vaccines for influenza, and of therapies for HIV and cancer.
The Collaborative Research Center is funded by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) and was established in January 2018.
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Cologne Evolution Colloquium by Hugo Dourado & Martin Lercher
16.01.2019 | 17:00 [pdf]
An analytical theory of cellular growth
Cologne Evolution Colloquium by Ana-Rita Brochado
23.01.2019 | 17:00 [pdf]
Deciphering antimicrobial drug interactions using high-throughput approach
Cologne Evolution Colloquium by Andrea Sottoriva
30.01.2019 | 17:00 [pdf]
Measuring and predicting cancer evolution from patient genomic data
Cologne Evolution Colloquium by Debashish Chowdhury
01.02.2019 | 16:30 [pdf]
Ubiquity of Michaelis-Menten input-output relation: conditions on the network of states
Cologne Evolution Colloquium by Marco Cosentino Lagomarsino
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Cologne Evolution Colloquium by Sven van Teeffelen
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Tumors and Immune Systems: From Theory to Therapy
Workshop at Institute d'Études Scientifiques de Cargese
co-organized by CRC 1310
15.04.2019 - 19.04.2019 Link
From Molecular Basis to Predictability and Control of Evolution
Workshop at Nordita, Stockholm
co-organized by CRC 1310
01.07.2019 - 26.07.2019 Link