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5:24 PM, "Huang, May" > wrote: hello and Martin Nowak asked me to send you this information (see below) about Brian Boyd's April 16th lecture at the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics (Martin's institute) at Harvard. i hope that Jeffrey will have time to attend. please call my cell 310-770-8784 or office (direct line) 617-496-4683

1992, 2002, Hofbauer 1999). Evolutionary graph theory is an extension of spatial games to more general popu- lation structures and social networks (Lieberman et al 2005, Ohtsuki et al 2006a,b, Pacheco et al 2006, Szabo & Fath 2007, Taylor et al 2007a, Santos at al 2008, RI et al 2008). The members of the

hlomo Sternberg for their constant encouragement. My work would not have been possible without a beautiful and nurturing envi- ronment as the one at the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics. I am thankful to Jeffrey Epstein for making PED possible and for allowing me to participate in his tireless pursuit of knowledge. And I am indebte

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uate Fellowship, the National Space Biomedical Research Institute, and NHGRI Grant T32 HG002295 . This work was supported by a Google Research Award. The Program for Evolutionary Dynamics acknowledges support from the Templeton Foundation, NIH grant RO1GM078986, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Some of the methods described i