15 – 19 March 2020 Hopkins Marine Station, Monterey California
Instructors
Mark Denny, Stanford University
Tom Daniel, University of Washington
Manu Prakash, Stanford University
Mike Kearney, University of Melbourne
Kakani Katija, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Alejandro Rico-Guevara, University of Washington
Limit 15 Participants – including organismal biologists, engineers, applied mathematicians and modelers.
Preference will be given to postdocs, senior graduate students, and beginning Assistant Professors.
Applications due 17 January 2020
Applications to be submitted directly via the organismal systems website. One letter of recommendation (Supervisor for Postdocs, Advisor for Graduate Students) to be emailed directly from supervisor/advisor to organismalsystems@gmail.com.
Applications should include a short statement of why applicant would like to participate in this workshop, and what they would like to get out of this experience.
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Stability vs. Change: Identifying the Key Questions in Animal Physiology
/in Workshops /by AWP15 – 19 March 2020
Hopkins Marine Station, Monterey California
Instructors
Mark Denny, Stanford University
Tom Daniel, University of Washington
Manu Prakash, Stanford University
Mike Kearney, University of Melbourne
Kakani Katija, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Alejandro Rico-Guevara, University of Washington
Limit 15 Participants – including organismal biologists, engineers, applied mathematicians and modelers.
Preference will be given to postdocs, senior graduate students, and beginning Assistant Professors.
Applications due 17 January 2020
Applications to be submitted directly via the organismal systems website. One letter of recommendation (Supervisor for Postdocs, Advisor for Graduate Students) to be emailed directly from supervisor/advisor to organismalsystems@gmail.com.
Applications should include a short statement of why applicant would like to participate in this workshop, and what they would like to get out of this experience.