
Date: Throughout 2003
Location: New Zealand / Tübingen / Uppsala
In association with: New Zealand Institute of Mathematics & its Applications
Contact: Email us
Professor Mike Steel, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
This programme aims to bring together leading experts to investigate the following topical problem:
"How can new types of genomic data best be used to infer evolutionary information?"
This question involves many challenging combinatorial problems.
Professor Mike Steel, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Dr Charles Semple, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Professor Daniel Huson Universität Tübingen, Germany
Assistant Professor David Bryant McGill University , Canada
Associate Professor Peter Lockhart Massey University, New Zealand
| Charles Semple | University of Canterbury, New Zealand | |
| Daniel Huson | Universität Tübingen, Germany | |
| David Bryant | Mcgill University, Canada | |
| Katharina Huber | Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet, Sweden | |
| Kay Nieselt-Struwe | Universität Tübingen, Germany | |
| Mike Steel | University of Canterbury, New Zealand | |
| Olivier Gascuel | Laboratoire d'Informatique, France | |
| Peter Lockhart | Massey University, New Zealand | |
| Stefan Grünewald | Universität Bielefeld, Germany | |
| Tobias Dezulian | Universität Tübingen, Germany | |
| Vincent Moulton | Uppsala University, Sweden | |
| Wim Hordijk | Santa Fe Institute, USA |