Programme (version pdf) - Titre des exposés

Lundi

08h45 : Wakeley
09h35 : Evans
10h20 : Café
10h50 : Griffiths
11h40 : Moehle
12h30 : Déjeuner

16h30 : Thé
17h00 : Ralph
17h50 : Kersting
18h40 : Lambert
19h30 : Dîner

Mardi

08h45 : Barton
09h35 : Taylor
10h20 : Café
10h50 : Pennings
11h40 : Krone
12h30 : Déjeuner


16h30 : Thé
17h00 : Kurtz
17h50 : Popovic
18h40 : Birkner
19h30 : Dîner

Mercredi

08h45 : Metz
09h35 : Champagnat
10h20 : Café
10h50 : Tran
11h40 : Véber
12h30 : Déjeuner

19h30 : Dîner

Jeudi

08h45 : Coop
09h35 : Pfaffelhuber
10h20 : Café
10h50 : Delmas
11h40 : Ewens
12h30 : Déjeuner

16h30 : Thé
17h00 : Joyce
17h50 : Blath
18h40 : Berestycki
19h30 : Dîner

Vendredi

08h45 : Hermisson
09h35 : Vatutin
10h20 : Café
10h50 : Sagitov
11h40 : Klebaner
12h30 : Déjeuner
14h00 : Winter
14h50 : Bansaye
15h40 : Bertoin
16h30 : Fin

Titres des exposés (les abstracts sont disponibles ici) :

• 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"
• Peter Pfaffelhuber, 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"
• Jesse Taylor, Tempe : "Gene Flow and the Population Genetics of Human Infectivity in East African Sleeping Sickness"
• 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"

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Organisteurs

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