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 speakers and topics:
- 17 Sept, Rose Novick, Structuralism and functionalism (reading: Novick, 2023)
- 15 October, Kamal Dingle, Phenotype complexity as a source of trajectory bias in evolution (reading: Johnston, et al 2021)
- 19 November, Nora Martin, Non-Poissonian Bursts in the Arrival of Phenotypic Variation and their Effect on Adaptation (reading: Martin, et al. 2024)
Future speakers (dates to be determined)
- James Horton (2025)
Past (recorded) sessions
Recordings include the presentation and discussion, with an auto-generated transcript.
- Peter Lind, Impact of mutation bias on the predictability of experimental evolution (20 August, 2024)
- reading: Farr, et al 2024)
- recording (Passcode: ?7H&.wwi)
- Alex Klug, Enrichment for rare mutational classes during molecular adaptation (16 July, 2024)
- recording (passcode: Bm26@309)
- Deepa Agashe, Mutation bias shapes evolutionary outcomes: Evidence from experimental evolution (18 June, 2024)
- reading material: Sane, et al 2024 (preprint)
- recording (passcode: #?HS2x&$)
- Grey Monroe, Targeted mutation in plants (21 May, 2024)
- reading material: Quiroz, et al, 2024
- recording (passcode: y=Rtc**0)
