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February 2022

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ICE-7 announcement (8th Conference on Quantum Information in Spain)
by Daniel Manzano 16 Feb '22

16 Feb '22

Dear Colleagues, The eighth edition of the conference series on Quantum Information in Spain (ICE-7) will take place in Granada from 23 to 27 May 2022. ICE provides gathering for discussion to researchers working in quantum information science and technologies, covering all aspects of the field: quantum communication and cryptography, quantum computation and simulation, quantum metrology and sensing, quantum information theory, quantum thermodynamics, photonics, trapped ions and enabling technologies. The web page with some information including the list of invited speakers is available at https://personal.us.es/adan/granada_2022_ice7/index.html <https://personal.us.es/adan/granada_2022_ice7/index.html> The submission for contributions is now opened and the deadline is March 15th. Registration and accommodation are also opened. The event is open to any researcher working in the field. Looking forward to meet many of you in Granada With best regards, The local organizing committee Juani Bermejo-Vega Adán Cabello Juan José García-Ripoll Rosario González-Férez Daniel Manzano Daniel Rodríguez

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Seminario: A macroecological law describes correlations as a function of phylogenetic similarity in microbial ecosystems.
by Daniel Manzano 01 Feb '22

01 Feb '22

Fecha y hora: Viernes 4 de Febrero de 2022. 12:00. Ponente: Matteo Sireci. Universidad de Granada. Título: A macroecological law describes correlations as a function of phylogenetic similarity in microbial ecosystems. Abstract: The question of how coexistence of species is generated and maintained is as old as ecology itself. Many ecological “forces” such as competition, cooperation, demographic fluctuation, environmental fluctuation and filtering, migration, predation etc. are expected to act together in ecosystems. Disentangling the effect and intensity of each of theses forces in natural communities is the focus of present research. Thanks to a recent revolution in the availability of high quality data, natural microbial ecosystems offer an invaluable possibility to tackle this question. Here, we explore if it is possible to discriminate a dominant force at a give resolution of genetic similarity. By using both relative-abundances and metagenomic data, we reveal the presence of a new macroecological law relating correlation and phylogenetic similarity. In particular, the average correlation of species abundance fluctuation decays with phylogenetic distance from positive to null values following a stretch exponential function consistently in all empirically analyzed biomes both across communities (hosts) and in temporal data for each community. By scrutinizing different ecological models, we show that competition cannot reproduce the observed pattern. Instead, the elucidated macroecological law is explained quantitatively by the “correlated stochastic logistic model” (CSLM) pointing to environmental filtering as the dominant ecological force at this resolution level. We conclude by arguing that in order to understand interactions in microbial ecosystems one needs to abandon the concept of species and study the system from different scales, much as done in physics exploiting renormalization-group ideas. Lugar: Aula de Física Computacional. Planta baja del edificio de Física. Facultad de Ciencias. Enlace: https://meet.google.com/vub-uoiw-piz <https://meet.google.com/vub-uoiw-piz> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniel Manzano Electromagnetism and Condensed Matter Department Institute “Carlos I” for Theoretical and Computational Physics University of Granada Facultad de Ciencias, Av. Fuentenueva s/n Granada 18071, Spain Phone: +34 958241000 Ext: 20569 http://ic1.ugr.es/manzano/ <http://ic1.ugr.es/manzano/>

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