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Diffusion is the enemy of life. This is because diffusion is a ubiquitous feature of molecular motion that is constantly spreading things out, destroying molecular aggregates. However, all living organisms, whether single cell or multicellular have...

This is a continuation of the the first lecture given on Monday. See here for more details

Many important models in integrable probability (e.g. the KPZ equation, solvable directed polymers, ASEP, stochastic six vertex model) can be embedded into Gibbisan line ensembles. This hidden probabilistic structure provides new tools to control the...

This is a continuation of the the first lecture given on monday. See here for more details

Due to the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, Frontiers in Biophysics 2020 will no longer be taking place this June. Stay tuned for further information. Frontiers in Biophysics is a one-day conference designed to promote collaboration and networking within...

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This is a continuation of the the first lecture given on monday. See here for more details

We give an introduction to branching random walks and their continuous counterpart, branching Brownian motion.We explain some recent results on the maximum of a branching random walk and its relation to point processes, as well as a connection with...