Enrico Sandro Colizzi - Revision history

ESColiz at 01:40, 25 June 2012

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	My project is about investigating how evolution codes, maintains, accumulates and processes information both at the ecosystem level and at the individual level, when interacting agents have an explicitly defined genome and their (exquisitely emerging) functionalities depend on an enormously complicated genotype-to-phenotype map.		My project is about investigating how evolution codes, maintains, accumulates and processes information both at the ecosystem level and at the individual level, when interacting agents have an explicitly defined genome and their (exquisitely emerging) functionalities depend on an enormously complicated genotype-to-phenotype map.

	I'm interested in all fields of science, I like philosophy, literature and a bunch of other stuff~~...~~		I'm interested in all fields of science, I like philosophy, literature and a bunch of other stuff... but I guess you know it by now, since I'm writing this at the end of the third week.
	... but I guess you know it by now, since I'm writing this at the end of the third week.

ESColiz at 01:39, 25 June 2012

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	My project is about investigating how evolution codes, maintains, accumulates and processes information both at the ecosystem level and at the individual level, when interacting agents have an explicitly defined genome and their (exquisitely emerging) functionalities depend on an enormously complicated genotype-to-phenotype map.		My project is about investigating how evolution codes, maintains, accumulates and processes information both at the ecosystem level and at the individual level, when interacting agents have an explicitly defined genome and their (exquisitely emerging) functionalities depend on an enormously complicated genotype-to-phenotype map.

			I'm interested in all fields of science, I like philosophy, literature and a bunch of other stuff...
			... but I guess you know it by now, since I'm writing this at the end of the third week.

ESColiz at 01:31, 25 June 2012

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	I did my bachelor in Biotechnology in University of Padova, Italy, I thought that working in a wet lab was not for me, which is why I switched to a master in Theoretical Biology (in Utrecht).		I did my bachelor in Biotechnology in University of Padova, Italy, I thought that working in a wet lab was not for me, which is why I switched to a master in Theoretical Biology (in Utrecht).

	My project is about investigating how evolution ~~processes, i.e.:~~ codes, maintains and ~~accumulates~~ information both at the ecosystem level and at the individual level, when interacting agents have an explicitly defined genome and their (exquisitely emerging) functionalities depend on an enormously complicated genotype-to-phenotype map.		My project is about investigating how evolution codes, maintains, accumulates and processes information both at the ecosystem level and at the individual level, when interacting agents have an explicitly defined genome and their (exquisitely emerging) functionalities depend on an enormously complicated genotype-to-phenotype map.

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I'm a first year PhD student at Utrecht University, the Netherlands.
I work in the field of Theoretical Biology.

I did my bachelor in Biotechnology in University of Padova, Italy, I thought that working in a wet lab was not for me, which is why I switched to a master in Theoretical Biology (in Utrecht).

My project is about investigating how evolution processes, i.e.: codes, maintains and accumulates information both at the ecosystem level and at the individual level, when interacting agents have an explicitly defined genome and their (exquisitely emerging) functionalities depend on an enormously complicated genotype-to-phenotype map.