Evolution in Finite Populations

A Series of Talks on Evolutionary Dynamics

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This talk series explores the fascinating dynamics of evolution in finite populations, featuring cutting-edge research and theoretical approaches to understanding evolutionary processes in constrained systems.

Talk Series

Modelling Quantitative traits in finite populations from first principles

Shikhara

20th May 2:30 PM IST

This talk will present novel approaches to modeling the evolution of quantitative traits in finite populations, starting from first principles of population genetics and evolutionary theory.

Deconstructing evolvability in fitness seascapes

Swathi Manivannan

14th June 9:30 PM IST

This presentation will explore the concept of evolvability within the framework of fitness seascapes, examining how populations navigate and adapt to changing selective pressures.

Preventing Evolutionary Rescue in Cancer

Srishti Patil

10th July 9:30 PM IST

This talk will discuss approaches to prevent evolutionary rescue in cancer cells, focusing on how understanding evolutionary dynamics can inform more effective treatment strategies that prevent resistance from emerging.

Modelling the Evolution of Antibiotic Resistance using Fisher's Geometric Model

Arhan Vora

To be announced Time to be announced

This talk will apply Fisher's geometric model to understand and predict the evolution of antibiotic resistance, providing insights into this critical medical challenge.