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Laurence Loewe

Location: Edinburgh, Scotland UK

I am an evolutionary biologist and my research centers on detailed simulation models that integrate biological knowledge about evolution. I build such models to explore many questions, including potential genetic causes for the extinction of species and mechanisms of adaptive evolution. Because many of these questions require very complex computations, I started evolution@home, the first global computing system for evolutionary biology. I am also interested in distributed computing research that helps to develop the quality and robustness of the infrastructure of evolution@home.

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Homepage of Laurence Loewe Sep 13, 2006
Publications Apr 17, 2007
Talks Oct 06, 2008
Latest high scores Sep 23, 2006
Overview Oct 04, 2006
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evolution@home | Let's work out Darwin's ideas Dec 07, 2009
Symposium on Evolutionary Systems Biology Jul 11, 2009
Evolutionary Systems Biology Seminars Apr 13, 2008
Conferences on Evolution and Sex Apr 05, 2008
Live Webcast by Kenneth Miller: Why ID fails to convince Mar 31, 2008
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2010 Feb 12, 2010
Posters Jul 14, 2009
Teaching Sep 25, 2006
Journals Oct 04, 2006
The engine of evolution Sep 13, 2006
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Stop Software Patents Jan 18, 2010
Distribution of deleterious mutational effects (DDME) Sep 19, 2006
Evolutionary theory unifies Biology Sep 18, 2006
Organization of the human genome Sep 19, 2006
The structure of DNA is a double helix Sep 19, 2006
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Darwin day, Darwin year and the Diversity of Life Feb 12, 2010
evolution@home at InSpace, University of Edinburgh Dec 07, 2009
Introducing evolutionary systems biology Jul 11, 2009
Darwin's 200th birthday Feb 12, 2009
New evolution@home computing project for Simulator005 Nov 15, 2008
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