Dynamic self-organization is a phenomenon that occurs at all levels of biological organization from cells and molecules to populations and ecosystems. Often these systems are layered, exhibiting sharp transitions in structure across a third spatial dimension. The goal of this conference is to bring together experts on a wide variety of biological systems and mathematical sciences to educate one-another on their particular research areas, to discuss similarities and differences in their systems and approaches to modeling, and to share ideas on how they could collaborate from this cross-fertilization.

A limited number of travel grants are available.