Samuel Alizon (Montpellier, France)
Why do viruses harm their hosts? The case of HPV
Raul Andino (San Francisco, USA)
RNA virus intrahost evolution and pathogenesis
Megan Baldridge (St Louis, USA)
Immune-mediated regulation of norovirus evolution in vivo
Monsef Benkirane (Montpellier, France)
Impact of 3D genome organization on HIV integration site selection
Ignacio Bravo (Montpellier, France)
Codon usage preferences and the evolution of viral lifestyles
Siobain Duffy (Rutgers, USA)
Constraints on host range expansion in RNA viruses
Christophe Fraser (Oxford, United Kingdom)
Virus and host signatures that affect the virulence of HIV-1
Fernando Garcia-Arenal (Madrid, Spain)
Host range evolution in heterogeneous environments
Clement Gilbert (Gif-sur-Yvette, France)
Horizontal transfer of genetic material between viruses and their hosts
Katia Koelle (Emory, USA)
Cooperation and defection in influenza virus populations
Eugene Koonin (Bethesda, USA)
Inevitability of genetic parasites and their key role in the evolution of life
Philippe Lemey (Louvain, Belgium)
Phylodynamic inference: from ancient evolutionary histories to contemporary outbreaks
Alice McHardy (Helmholtz, Germany)
Predicting the evolution of human influenza A viruses
Yannis Michalakis (Montpellier, France)
Living with a scattered genome: towards understanding multipartite viruses and their lifestyle
Marie-Agnes Petit (Jouy-en-Josas, France)
Bacteriophage growth in the mammalian intestine: how far and for how long?
Gwenael Piganeau (Banyuls, France)
Genomic insights into host-virus coexistence in phytoplankton
Thomas Pradeu (Bordeaux, France)
The dialogue between mutualistic viruses and the immune system
Roland Regoes (Zürich, Switzerland)
Parallel evolution of HIV-1 in vitro and in vivo
Marilyn Roossinck (Penn State, USA)
Conditional Mutualism and How it Impacts Evolution
Carla Saleh (Paris, France)
Impact of innate immune pathways on Drosophila C virus diversity and evolution
Rafael Sanjuan (Valencia, Spain)
Social evolution of viruses
Pauline Scanlan (Cork, Ireland)
Specificity of bacteria-phage interactions in the human gut
Manuela Sironi (Bosisio Parini, Italy)
Zoonoses and the Red Queen (evolutionary genetics of zoonotic diseases)
Moriah Szpara (Penn State, USA)
The individual human scale of herpes simplex virus infection: how a persistent infection lifestyle impacts viral genomic diversity and evolution
Paul Turner (Yale, USA)
Leveraging evolutionary trade-offs and phage selection pressure to reduce bacterial pathogenicity
Stineke Van Houte (Exeter, United Kingdom)
Anti-CRISPR Phages Cooperate to Overcome CRISPR-Cas Immunity
Anne-Nathalie Volkoff (Montpellier, France)
Virus domestication in ichneumonid parasitic wasps
Lena Wilfert (Ulm, Germany)
Pollinators, plants and pathogens - interactions at a landscape level
