Stochasticity, chance and probability govern our world, nowhere more so than in the immune system, where the very receptors which are the basis of adaptive immunity are the product of random reassortment of short stretches of DNA.
Yet out of this randomness and apparent chaos emerges the extraordinary design.
Discovering how order emerges from chance was the driving force of Nir’s tragically short, but extraordinarily productive scientific career, which we will celebrate with this symposium in his memory.
Organizing committee
- Benny Chain
UCL - Steffen Jung
Weizmann Institute of Science - Shlomit Reich-Zeliger
Weizmann Institute of Science -
Aleksandra Walczak
École Normale Supérieure
Sponsors & Acknowledgements
- The Kahn Family Research Center for Systems Biology of the Human Cell
- EKARD Institute for Cancer Diagnosis Research
- The Crown Human Genome Center
- The Ilana and Pascal Mantoux Institute for Bioinformatics at the G-INCPM
- Weizmann UK: 'Making connections'
- Faculty of Biology & Biochemistry
- The Chorafas Institute for Scientific Exchange
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Lior Drori
lior.drori@weizmann.ac.il