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ticipants will include Nobel Laureate Sidney Altman of Yale University. In addition, we have asked Martin Nowak to help us coordinate a workshop in Evolutionary Dynamics. Both Martin and Sidney have indicated their desire to have you involved directly in the program. Given the transdisciplinary nature of our initiati