Scientific Committee
M. Vergassola (ENS – President)
M. Ackermann (ETH)
S. Bergmann (UNIL)
S. De Monte (ENS)
T. Emonet (U. Yale)
N. Fahkri (MIT)
N. Leonard (U. Princeton)
P. Liberali (FMI Basel)
A. Seminara (U. Genova
, F. Seno (U. Padova, curator)
C. Tarnita (U. Princeton)
S. Van Vliet (U. Bern)
The Alma Dal Co School on Collective Behaviour is a comprehensive summer program workshop designed to foster collaboration and innovation among Master, Ph.D. students and researchers, and is supported by Istituto Veneto di Scienze Lettere ed Arti.
The workshop will focus on collective behavior and span various aspects, including microbial populations, multicellular development/cancer, animal displacement, evolution of cooperation, and systems biology/engineering.
Participants will engage in a blend of research presentations by invited speakers and participants, panel discussions, and hands-on workshops. Compared to classical workshops, more time will be devoted to panel and group discussions and to foster networking opportunities.
The 5-day School aims to promote interdisciplinary research on collective behavior, bridging gaps between physics, ecology, system biology, data science, and related fields.
The goals are to:
Enhance understanding and innovation in collective behavior research.
Equip participants with cutting-edge methodologies and tools;
Stimulate innovative research that addresses significant scientific and interdisciplinary challenges;
Foster long-term collaborations and networks among young researchers and established scientists.