To foster discussions, we’re choosing a problem-centric format for this workshop: instead of a long series of research talks, our invited participants have been encouraged to present open problems in the field, which will then be discussed by the whole group and in smaller breakout sessions. On the first day or two, we will have some overview presentations on different aspects of random dynamical systems as well as different perspectives on how they arise in biology. Subsequent presentations will emerge organically, as needed, as the week progresses. We envision this workshop to be a unique and collaborative experience that brings different research communities closer together. To that end, all participants will also have the opportunity to introduce themselves and their research interests via 2-minute lightning talks and a poster session.To foster discussions, we’re choosing a problem-centric format for this workshop: instead of a long series of research talks, our invited participants have been encouraged to present open problems in the field, which will then be discussed by the whole group and in smaller breakout sessions.

On the first day or two, we will have some overview presentations on different aspects of random dynamical systems as well as different perspectives on how they arise in biology. Subsequent presentations will emerge organically, as needed, as the week progresses.

We envision this workshop to be a unique and collaborative experience that brings different research communities closer together. To that end, all participants will also have the opportunity to introduce themselves and their research interests via 2-minute lightning talks and during a poster session.