LS2 - NCCR Microbiomes Symposium

LS2 – NCCR Microbiomes Symposium

The Life Sciences Switzerland LS² Section Systems Biology and the NCCR Microbiomes are co-organising a symposium on ‘Emergent properties and self-organisation across scales’. The meeting will bring together researchers working on self-organising systems on different scales, including microbial systems. This concerted effort aims to increase our understanding of the rules governing emergence and self-organisation. NCCR Microbiomes PI Sara Mitri will be one of the speakers.

The symposium, organised by Yolanda Schaerli (UNIL, NCCR Microbiomes), Eavan Dorcey (NCCR Microbiomes) and Jessica Plucain (LS²) will take place at Schloss Münchenwiler on 15-16 November 2021.

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