Keynote Speakers
Keynote Speakers
North Carolina State University
Monday 18. July, 9-10 AM CEST
"The Past and Future of the Evolution of Intelligence in Nature"
California Institute of Technology
Tuesday 19. July, 9-10 AM CEST
"Searching for Lyfe, Genesity, Complexity and Emergent Learning"
The University of New Mexico
Tuesday 19. July, 5-6 PM CEST
"Learning from COVID-19: The extraordinary success of the questionably alive"
Technical University Munich
Wednesday 20. July, 9-10 AM CEST
"Chemically fueled droplets; towards the synthesis of life"
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Wednesday 20. July, 5-6 PM CEST
"Inference, prediction and thermodynamic efficiency"
Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics
Thursday 21. July, 9-10 AM CEST
"Building life from scratch? Exploiting synthetic cellularity"
Coastal Oceans Research and Development – Indian Ocean
Thursday 21. July, 5-6 PM CEST
"Coral reefs, climate change and pathways into the future - a case study for future realities"
Sony CSL
Fiday 22. July, 9-10 AM CEST
"Life as it will be -The Coevolution of Artificial and Biological life in Anthropocene"
Rob Dunn
North Carolina State University
"The Past and Future of the Evolution of Intelligence in Nature"
Stuart J. Bartlett
California Institute of Technology
"Searching for Lyfe, Genesity, Complexity and Emergent Learning"
Melanie E. Moses
The University of New Mexico
"Learning from COVID-19: The extraordinary success of the questionably alive"
Job Boekhoven
Technical University Munich
"Chemically fueled droplets; towards the synthesis of life"
Susanne Still
University of Hawai`i at Manoa
"Inference, prediction and thermodynamic efficiency"
Dora Tang
Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics
"Building life from scratch? Exploiting synthetic cellularity"
David O. Obura
Coastal Oceans Research and Development – Indian Ocean
"Coral reefs, climate change and pathways into the future - a case study for future realities"
Masatoshi Funabashi
Sony CSL
"Life as it will be -The Coevolution of Artificial and Biological life in Anthropocene"