In a recent publication in the Journal of Experimental Biology, Nina Kraus introduces a theoretical model proposing that environmental cues during embryonic development play an active role in shaping heart evolution. (click on title to continue)
In a recent publication in the Journal of Experimental Biology, Nina Kraus introduces a theoretical model proposing that environmental cues during embryonic development play an active role in shaping heart evolution. (click on title to continue)
In a recent paper, KLI fellow Liberty Severs, along with Qiuran Wang, introduces a framework for characterising decision-making as a kind of history-dependent regulation to better account for its distributed, decentralised, and non-representational forms. (click on title to continue)
In a recent paper, KLI fellow Liberty Severs, along with Qiuran Wang, introduces a framework for characterising decision-making as a kind of history-dependent regulation to better account for its distributed, decentralised, and non-representational forms. (click on title to continue)
We are pleased to welcome our new Writing-up Fellow, Sanjay Narayanaswamy, to the KLI. Sanjay is currently a PhD student at the University of Vienna in Prof. U. Technau´s lab. At the KLI, he will work on his project “Notch Coordinates Concurrent Germ Layer and Axial Polarity Self-Organization in Cnidarian Gastruloids.”
We are pleased to welcome our new Writing-up Fellow, Sanjay Narayanaswamy, to the KLI. Sanjay is currently a PhD student at the University of Vienna in Prof. U. Technau´s lab. At the KLI, he will work on his project “Notch Coordinates Concurrent Germ Layer and Axial Polarity Self-Organization in Cnidarian Gastruloids.”
We are happy to welcome our new Visiting Fellow, Carrie Figdor, to the KLI. Carrie is a professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa and an honorary professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. Her KLI project is titled “Biological Modality and the Mind/Body Problem.”
We are happy to welcome our new Visiting Fellow, Carrie Figdor, to the KLI. Carrie is a professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa and an honorary professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. Her KLI project is titled “Biological Modality and the Mind/Body Problem.”
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