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The goal of thiscourse is to highlight recent results in systems biology-oriented applications.Local and guest lecturers will present the basic concepts and advanced researchtopics in key directions of systems biology. Marks will be given based on journal club presentations and contributions to lectures by students.
Organizers: Andrea Ciliberto and Attila Csikasz-Nagy
Lecures are given on wednesdays between 15 and 16.30. The course will cover problems related with evolution, both from a biological and computational point of view. It will consists of Journal Clubs (reading and presenting papers) and Lectures (given by course organizers and invited speakers). Some Lectures will be on-line and some in person, Journal Clubs will all be in person.
12/2 Lecture Andrea Ciliberto (PPCU, Budapest, and IFOM, Italy) "Introduction to the course and adaptive evolution" [on-line]
19/2 Lecture Paolo Bonaiuti (IFOM, Italy) "Measuring growth rates in individual wells" [Budapest]
26/2 Lecture Paolo Bonaiuti (IFOM, Italy) "Deriving fitness dynamics of a laboratory evolution experiment" [on-line]
5/3 Journal Club on papers suggested by Simone Pompei, moderator Attila Csikasz-Nagy [Budapest]
12/3 Lecture Simone Pompei (IFOM, Italy) "Population genetics", moderator Andrea Ciliberto [on-line]
19/3 Journal Club on papers suggested by Eszter Ari, moderator Andrea Ciliberto [Budapest]
26/3 Lecture Eszter Ari (Eötvös University, Budapest) "Evolution of resistance to antibiotics", moderator Attila Csikasz-Nagy.
2/4 Journal Club on papers suggested by Gabor Boross, moderator Andrea Ciliberto [Budapest]
9/4 Lecture Gabor Boross (Centre for Ecological Research, Budapest) "Cancer and evolution", moderator Andrea Ciliberto.
30/4 Journal Club on papers suggested by Marco Fumasoni, moderator Attila Csikasz-Nagy [Budapest]
7/5 Lecture Marco Fumasoni (Gulbenkian Institute, Portugal) "Evolution repair experiments", moderator Attila Csikasz-Nagy [on-line].
14/5, Course summary, Attila Csikasz-Nagy [Budapest]
