Evolvability of evolved robots with the passive drift model. by Joel Lehman (406640)

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Evolving informed consent: Towards equity and transparency. by Sandy Chaar (18155842)

Subjects: “…vulnerable populations involved…”

True increasing evolvability in the evolved robots model with limited capacity niches. by Joel Lehman (406640)

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Evolvable parameters of foragers. by Daniel J. van der Post (202025)

Evolving networks with majority function. by Karl Fogelmark (600035)

Transcriptional logic of evolved networks. by Karl Fogelmark (600035)

Evolving networks with clock function. by Karl Fogelmark (600035)

Evolvability assays. by Miguel Brun-Usan (8703918)

“…Convergence, steady state values (0.8833, 0.0966 and 0.0201) are similar to those expected (dashed lines) according to the random scanning of the GRN space (Experiment 2), suggesting that the differential evolvability (the different probability transitions between different forms of cell plasticity) emerges from the drastic differences in the relative frequency of each type of cell plasticity in the GRN space.…”

Lineages evolved with the CE system. by Carolina Díaz Arenas (504034)

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Evolved biofilm populations have more similar transcriptomes. by Madison A. Youngblom (18405675)

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Treating evolved MT31 outlier as a biofilm. by Madison A. Youngblom (18405675)

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Plastic cells are able to evolve forms of plasticity of arbitrary complexity. by Miguel Brun-Usan (8703918)

“…XOR, XNOR functions), but they take longer to do this. In general, evolving a specific form of cell plasticity is faster when the number of environmental factors involved is low (Upper panels A-B), and/or when the size of the GRN is large (Lower panels C-D). …”

Evolvability in the abstract passive drift model. by Joel Lehman (406640)

Evolvability and adaptive landscapes. by Hana Rozhoňová (14673692)

“…<p>(A) In one-step adaptation, evolvability depends on the amount of adaptive phenotypic variation accessible via point mutation. …”

Top co-evolving positions for each subfamily. by Daniel J. Parente (503483)

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Conserved and co-evolving positions in GalRS. by Daniel J. Parente (503483)

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Top co-evolving edges for each subfamily. by Daniel J. Parente (503483)

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Comparison of evolvabilities in the direction of selection (e_β, black symbols) and average evolvabilities in random directions of phenotypic space by Celine Teplitsky (383888)

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Overview of fitness and migration ratio for evolved strains. by Bart P. S. Nieuwenhuis (6160661)

Acclimation and adaptation in an experimentally engineered and evolved bacterium. by Sean Michael Carroll (217561)

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