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.
Biological Theory’s June Issue 21(2), a thematic collection on “Continually Discovering Complexity: Essays in Honor of William Bechtel”, is out now, with free reading links for all the articles. (Click on title to read more.)
Biological Theory’s June Issue 21(2), a thematic collection on “Continually Discovering Complexity: Essays in Honor of William Bechtel”, is out now, with free reading links for all the articles. (Click on title to read more.)
A recent paper co-authored by Isabella Sarto-Jackson and Barbara Fischer presents a new theoretical perspective on the transmission of behavior, the “Integrative Neurobiology and Cultural Context (INCC) theory”. (click on title to continue)
A recent paper co-authored by Isabella Sarto-Jackson and Barbara Fischer presents a new theoretical perspective on the transmission of behavior, the “Integrative Neurobiology and Cultural Context (INCC) theory”. (click on title to continue)
In a recent publication in Œconomia, KLI postdoctoral fellow Enrico Petracca reviews economist Peter Earl’s intellectual autobiography. (click on title to continue)
In a recent publication in Œconomia, KLI postdoctoral fellow Enrico Petracca reviews economist Peter Earl’s intellectual autobiography. (click on title to continue)
