Reply to Andy Gonzalez about NIMBIOS Workshop

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Just discovered this collection of talks curated by @NIMBioS on #information and #entropy in biological systems. Thought I'd share cos this is an important topic. https://t.co/Sjf7LmHjFn
— Andy Gonzalez (@bio_diverse) October 4, 2018

ping @mioconnor @JoeyBernhardt @ty_tuff @norberg_jon @resilienceSci @cboettig @CT_Bergstrom
— Andy Gonzalez (@bio_diverse) October 4, 2018

Andrew Eckford et al. hosted a related conference a few months prior at BIRS which also has some great videos:

Biological and Bio-Inspired Information Theory(14w5170)

Perhaps it’s time for a follow up conference?

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8 thoughts on “Reply to Andy Gonzalez about NIMBIOS Workshop”

Andy Gonzalez says: @ twitter.com

October 4, 2018 at 12:45 pm

Interest building. Bob Ulanowicz, @mioconnor, Robert Niven and I are co-editing a special issue in @Entropy_MDPI on “Applications of information in ecology”.

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Andrew Eckford says: @ twitter.com

October 4, 2018 at 4:19 pm

A follow up conference is in work …

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