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Stochasticity in Microbial Physiology
January 4 – 10, 2026
Over the last decades, the study of microbial physiology has been invigorated by technological advances and improved mathematical and biophysical models. In particular, single-cell and single-molecule measurements have allowed understanding at a finer resolution, often accompanied by conceptual breakthroughs and novel stochastic models.
This interdisciplinary workshop will bring together experimentalists and theorists, physicists, biologists, mathematicians and engineers, working on a diverse set of problems involving stochasticity in the context of microbial growth, growth-arrest and gene expression.

Ariel Amir,
Weizmann Institute of Science
Nathalie Balaban,
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Naama Barkai,
Weizmann Institute of Science