In a recent paper published in BioSocieties, KLI Alumnus Elis Jones and E.M. Bertrand discuss how oceans, and biogeochemical systems in general, can be considered metabolic. (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent paper published in BioSocieties, KLI Alumnus Elis Jones and E.M. Bertrand discuss how oceans, and biogeochemical systems in general, can be considered metabolic. (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent paper published in Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology, KLI Postdoctoral Fellow Somya Mani and T. Tlusty present a new agent-based model of cell-fate decisions in tissues. (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent paper published in Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology, KLI Postdoctoral Fellow Somya Mani and T. Tlusty present a new agent-based model of cell-fate decisions in tissues. (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent study published in The Anatomical Record, KLI Group Leader Barbara Fischer and KLI Postdoctoral Fellow Katya Stansfield examine the "pelvic floor hypothesis" as a key factor in the evolution of human pelvic anatomy. (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent study published in The Anatomical Record, KLI Group Leader Barbara Fischer and KLI Postdoctoral Fellow Katya Stansfield examine the "pelvic floor hypothesis" as a key factor in the evolution of human pelvic anatomy. (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent paper published in Methods in Ecology and Evolution, KLI Alumna Marta Gómez-Recio, together with colleagues, developed a novel 4D geometric morphometrics (4DGM) workflow to quantify human breathing motion. (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent paper published in Methods in Ecology and Evolution, KLI Alumna Marta Gómez-Recio, together with colleagues, developed a novel 4D geometric morphometrics (4DGM) workflow to quantify human breathing motion. (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent publication in the BJPS Review of Books, KLI Postdoctoral Fellow Olesya Bondarenko reviews Antonine Nicoglou’s “Plasticity in the Life Sciences”. (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent publication in the BJPS Review of Books, KLI Postdoctoral Fellow Olesya Bondarenko reviews Antonine Nicoglou’s “Plasticity in the Life Sciences”. (Click on the title to continue)
The special issue “The Relevance of a Philosophical Toolkit to Advance Neuroscience” in the European Journal of Neuroscience, edited by KLI Group Leader Isabella Sarto-Jackson and colleagues, is online now. (Click on the title to continue)
The special issue “The Relevance of a Philosophical Toolkit to Advance Neuroscience” in the European Journal of Neuroscience, edited by KLI Group Leader Isabella Sarto-Jackson and colleagues, is online now. (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent paper published in The American Naturalist, KLI alumni Hari Sridhar and Joyshree Chanam, together with Priyanka Hariharan, contribute to the ongoing debate over the place of natural history in ecology and evolutionary biology (EEB). (Click on the title to continue)
In a recent paper published in The American Naturalist, KLI alumni Hari Sridhar and Joyshree Chanam, together with Priyanka Hariharan, contribute to the ongoing debate over the place of natural history in ecology and evolutionary biology (EEB). (Click on the title to continue)
We are delighted to share that KLI postdoctoral fellow Enrico Petracca has received an FWF grant for his project “Integrating evolution and enactivism through decision-making”. (Click the title to continue)
We are delighted to share that KLI postdoctoral fellow Enrico Petracca has received an FWF grant for his project “Integrating evolution and enactivism through decision-making”. (Click the title to continue)
In a recent paper published in the European Journal for Philosophy of Science, KLI Fellow Olesya Bondarenko examines the prospects for integrating behavioral genomics with the social sciences. (click on title to continue)
In a recent paper published in the European Journal for Philosophy of Science, KLI Fellow Olesya Bondarenko examines the prospects for integrating behavioral genomics with the social sciences. (click on title to continue)
The 45th Altenberg Workshop in Theoretical Biology on “The Developmental Origins of Evolvability” was held at the KLI from June 16 to 19, 2026, and was organized by Nathalie Feiner, Tobias Uller, Gerd Müller, and Kevin Lala. The workshop brought together leading researchers in evolutionary developmental biology, evolutionary theory, philosophy of biology, and theoretical biology to examine the empirical, theoretical, and conceptual foundations of an emerging developmental perspective on evolvability.
The 45th Altenberg Workshop in Theoretical Biology on “The Developmental Origins of Evolvability” was held at the KLI from June 16 to 19, 2026, and was organized by Nathalie Feiner, Tobias Uller, Gerd Müller, and Kevin Lala. The workshop brought together leading researchers in evolutionary developmental biology, evolutionary theory, philosophy of biology, and theoretical biology to examine the empirical, theoretical, and conceptual foundations of an emerging developmental perspective on evolvability.
In a recent paper published in Nature Communications, KLI fellow Sanjay Narayanaswamy and colleagues investigate the role of Notch signaling in self-organizing gastruloids. (click on title to continue)
In a recent paper published in Nature Communications, KLI fellow Sanjay Narayanaswamy and colleagues investigate the role of Notch signaling in self-organizing gastruloids. (click on title to continue)
In a recent publication, KLI postdoctoral fellow David Cortés-García, together with Arantza Etxeberria, presents an alternative understanding of reproduction as the continuous construction and re-instantiation of biological organization.
In a recent publication, KLI postdoctoral fellow David Cortés-García, together with Arantza Etxeberria, presents an alternative understanding of reproduction as the continuous construction and re-instantiation of biological organization.
Edited by Kalevi Kull and Donald Favareau, the new book examines sign processes within life processes.
Edited by Kalevi Kull and Donald Favareau, the new book examines sign processes within life processes.
