Présentations (les abstracts sont disponibles ici, les présentations sur les titres) :

• Vincent Bansaye, Palaiseau : "Small positive values for supercritical branching processes in random environment"
• Nick Barton, Wien : "Mathematical problems in population genetics"
• Julien Berestycki, Paris : " Branching processes and selection"
• Jean Bertoin, Zurich : "The cut-tree of large Galton-Watson trees and the Brownian CRT"
• Matthias Birkner, Mainz : "Ancestry in the face of competition"
• Jochen Blath, Berlin : "An ancestral recombination graph for diploid populations with skewed offspring distribution"
• Nicolas Champagnat, Nancy : "Adaptive dynamics in an individual-based, multi-resources chemostat model"
• Graham Coop, Davis : "Moving towards a general model of the coalescent with linked selection"
• Jean-François Delmas, Marne-la-Vallée : "Record on Levy trees and paradox on advantageous mutations"
• Steven N. Evans, Berkeley : "Go forth and multiply?"
• Warren Ewens, Philadelphia : "On the deterministic theory of population genetics and its possible stochastic extensions."
• Robert Griffiths, Oxford : "The Lambda-Fleming-Viot process and a connection with Wright-Fisher diffusion"
• Joachim Hermisson, Wien : "Evolutionary rescue in structured populations"
• Paul Joyce, Idaho : "Characterizing the Distribution of Lysis Time and Burst Size in Lytic Phage"
• Götz Kersting, Frankfurt : "The total external branch length of evolving Kingman coalescent trees"
• Fima Klebaner, Victoria : "The Long Run Age Structure of Population-Dependent General Branching Processes in Environments with A High Carrying Capacity"
• Steven Krone, Idaho : "Antibiotic resistance plasmids and spatial structure"
• Tom Kurtz, Madison : "Filtering and models in population biology"
• Amaury Lambert, Paris : "Coalescent point processes and phylogenies"
• Hans Metz, Leiden : "Conflict between alleles and modifiers in the evolution of genetic polymorphisms"
• Martin Moehle, Tübingen : "On Compound Poisson Population Models"
• Pleuni Pennings, Harvard : "Quantifying the evolution of drug resistance in HIV"
• Cornelia Pokalyuk, Freiburg : "Selective sweeps in structured populations"
• Lea Popovic, Concordia : "Stochastically induced bistability in Density Dependent Population Processes on Multiple Scales"
• Peter L. Ralph, Davis : "Exploring recent relatedness -- IBD and biparental ancestry"
• Serik Sagitov, Göteborg : "Interspecies correlation for Brownian traits"
• Chi Viet Tran, Lille : "Limit theorems of historical processes in population dynamics"
• Vladimir Vatutin, Moskow : "Critical branching process with two types of particles evolving in asynchronous random environments"
• Amandine Véber, Palaiseau : "On the usefulness of genealogical trees"
• John Wakeley, Harvard : "Gene genealogies within a fixed pedigree, and the robustness of Kingman's coalescent"
• Anita Winter, Essen-Duisburg : "Tree valued spatial Lambda-Cannings dynamics"

Programme (version pdf)

	Lundi 11	Mardi 12	Mercredi 13	Jeudi 14	Vendredi 15
08h45	Evans	Barton	Metz	Coop	Ewens
09h35	Moehle	Lambert	Champagnat	Pokalyuk	Hermisson
10h20	Café	Café	Café	Café	Café
10h50	Griffiths	Pennings	Tran	Vatutin	Sagitov
11h40	Ralph	Krone	Véber	Klebaner	Bansaye
12h30	Déjeuner	Déjeuner	Déjeuner	Déjeuner	Déjeuner
14h00					Winter
14h50					Delmas
15h40	Thé				Bertoin
16h20	Wakeley	Thé		Thé
17h00	Kersting	Kurtz		Joyce
17h50		Popovic		Blath
18h40		Birkner		Berestycki
19h30	Dîner	Dîner	Dîner	Dîner	Dîner

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Organisteurs

• Étienne Pardoux, Université de Provence, Marseille, France
• Anton Wakolbinger, Goethe Universität, Frankfurt, Allemagne