evol-mut-circle

evol-mut-circle is an international group of scientists, philosophers, and historians interested in research on the role of mutation in evolution, particularly as a dispositional factor. The group meets monthly via videoconference for seminars and discussion. Coordination of activities occurs via an email list. To join, contact Arlin.

Upcoming sessions

Virtual meetings take place at 15:00 UTC on the 3rd Tuesday of every month. Upcoming events may include regular seminars, special topic discussions, AMAs, and journal clubs

  • 17 December 2024 regular seminar
  • 21 January (2025), regular seminar
    • James Horton, GnT motifs can increase specific mutation rates >1000-fold in bacteria
  • 4 February (2025),
  • 18 February (2025), regular seminar
    • Bryan Gitschlag, Graduated effects of mutation bias in adaptation
  • 4 March (2025),
  • 18 March (2025), regular seminar
    • Kelley Harris, TBA
  • 1 April (2025)
  • 15 April (2025), regular seminar
  • 20 May (2025), regular seminar
  • June (2025), regular seminar
  • July (2025), regular seminar
  • August (2025), regular seminar
  • September (2025), regular seminar
  • IƱigo Martincorena, TBD
  • Patrick Dolan, TBD

Past (recorded) sessions

Recordings include the presentation and discussion, with an auto-generated transcript.

wordl of text from Mutation, Randomness and Evolution