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ALEXANDER DIETER BAUMGARTNER (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
Single-cell mass growth: the interplay of volume and dry mass
ANDREA DE MARTINO (Politecnico of Tourin, Italy)
Inverse modeling metabolism and metabolic crosstalk in cell populations
ANDREA IGNACIA CANCINO AGUIRRE (Centre INRIA de l'Universite Grenoble Alpes, France)
Analysis of mycobacterial metabolic variability using genome-scale metabolic models
ANDREA WEISSE (SynthSys - Synthetic & Systems Biology, University of Edinburgh, UK)
Mechanistic models of bacterial growth
ANTONIO CELANI (ICTP, Italy)
What we talk about when we talk about ... optimality, adaptation and control
ANTONIO JOSE PEREIRO MOREJON (University of Havana, Cuba)
Extending the Shadow Price-Based Definition of Nutrient Limitation to Genome-Scaled Metabolic Networks in Complex Medium
AYARI FUENTES-HERNANDEZ (UNAM, Mexico)
Multiscale experimental evolution of antibiotic resistance
DANIEL SEGRE (Boston University, USA)
Spatio-temporal dynamics of ecosystem metabolism
DIVVYA RAMESH (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
Exploring the effects of metabolic mutations on cell-cell interactions in spatially structured synthetic microbial communities
Exploring the effects of metabolic mutations on cell-cell interactions in spatially structured synthetic microbial communities
ELAD NOOR (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel)
Optimal enzyme profiles in metabolic pathways: principles and simple solutions
EMANUELE PIGANI (Anton Dohrn Zoological Station, Italy)
Unveiling Global Patterns in Gene Expression Dynamics: Modeling and Analyzing Species Abundance Distributions and their Biological Interpretation
ERIK VAN NIMWEGEN (University of Basel, Switzerland)
When noise is regulation and regulation is noise: how bacteria adapt their phenotypes to an uncertain environment
GABRIELE MANGANELLI (Cornell University, USA)
Fluid dynamics of expanding yeast colonies
Fluid dynamics of expanding yeast colonies
HOLLIE HINDLEY (University of Edinburgh, UK)
A model of RNA repair to study antibiotic tolerance
HUGO DAAN DE GROOT (University of Basel, Switzerland)
Effective bet-hedging through growth rate dependent stability
HUGO DOURADO (Heinrich Heine University, Germany)
Growth Mechanics: Optimal cellular resource allocation in dynamical environments
JAY LENNON (Indiana University, USA)
Principles of dormancy and microbial complexity
Evolution of a minimal cell
Bacteria-phage coevolution with a seed bank
JOHANNES KEISERS (CBS, France)
Traffic Slowdown by Antibiotics
JULES LUC THÉO GERVAIS (University of Basel, Switzerland)
Single-cell analysis of bacterial gene expression dynamics during starvation
JUSTUS FINK (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
Evolutionary adaptation of microbes to grow fast at low concentrations of nutrients
LUCA CIANDRINI (Université de Montpellier, France)
Exploring cellular budgeting with non-equilibrium traffic models
LUDOVICO CALABRESE (FOM ETS, Italy)
How total mRNA influences cell growth through free ribosome
MARCELO RIVAS-ASTROZA (Universidad Tecnologica Metropolitana, Chile)
Inferring metabolic flow rates by maximizing information entropy under gene expression constraints
MARCO COSENTINO LAGOMARSINO (IFOM, Italy)
Individualistic behavior of growing cells
MARCO MAURI (Jena University, Germany)
Dynamics of algae-bacteria interactions in artificial plankton communities
Dynamics of algae-bacteria interactions in artificial plankton communities
MARTINA DAL BELLO (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Physics, USA)
From environmental responses at the organismal level to community properties - Part I
From environmental responses at the organismal level to community properties - Part II
From environmental responses at the organismal level to community properties - Part III
MATTHIAS HUELSMANN (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
The collective metabolism of microbial communities is driven by proteome efficiency of individuals – a perspective
OTTO CORDERO (MIT, USA)
Coarse-grained descriptions of microbial community composition and metabolism
PHILIPPE FUCHS (CNRS UMR, France)
Phase transitions in biosynthesis fluxes determine bacterial growth regimes
Phase transitions in biosynthesis fluxes determine bacterial growth regimes
ROBERT PLANQUE (VU Amsterdam, Netherlands)
How do bacteria adaptively control their growth rate in fluctuating environments?
ROBERTO MULET GENICIO (University of Havana, Cuba)
Interacting cells: From toy models to the industry
ROSSANA DROGHETTI (IFOM ETS, Italy)
Oscillations naturally arise from the ppGpp-mediated incoherent feedback between amino acids and ribosomes
SANJAY JAIN (University of Delhi, India)
Homogeneous degree-one models of bacterial physiology: Understanding exponential trajectories, balanced growth and aspects of cell size.
SERGEI MASLOV (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, USA)
Microbial community assembly and competition in boom and bust environments
SHAWN MCGLYNN (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
Single cell anabolic rates measured by the nanoSIMS: space, population structure, and relationships
TERENCE HWA (University of California At San Diego, USA)
Simple rules governing proteome allocation for fast- and slow-growing species across bacterial phylogeny
Importance of environmental fluctuation and physiological adaptation for coexistence in microbial communities
Growth-dependent proteome allocation in E. coli: from phenomena to control strategy and dynamics
VALENTINA BALDAZZI (INRAE, France)
Resource allocation strategies behind rate-yield phenotypes in E.coli
VITOR MARQUIONI MONTEIRO (UNICAMP, Brazil)
Diversity limits in an eco-evo dynamics in the presence of infinite resources
VITTORIO VENTURI (ICGEB, Italy)
Cell-Cell contact independent signaling in the plant microbiome
WILLIAM R. SHOEMAKER (ICTP, Italy)
Modeling the physiological and demographic consequences of recycling in closed microbial systems
Modeling the physiological and demographic consequences of recycling in closed microbial systems
WOLFRAM LIEBERMEISTER (French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment (INRAE), France)
Metabolic value theory
WOLFRAM LIEBERMEISTER (French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment (INRAE), France)
Introduction on group work on book
Metabolic value theory

Organizers

Valentina BALDAZZI (INRAE, France), Frank BRUGGEMAN (Free University of Amsterdam, Netherlands), Andrea DE MARTINO (Politecnico di Torino, Italy), Jacopo GRILLI (ICTP, Italy), Wolfram LIEBERMEISTER (INRAE, France), Roberto MULET GENICIO (University of Havana, Cuba), Rami PUGATCH (Ben-Gurion University, Israel ), Daniel SEGRE (Boston University, USA), Vittorio VENTURI (ICGEB, Italy), Andrea WEISSE (University of Edinburgh, UK), Local Organiser: Jacopo Grilli (ICTP)

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