Non-associative algebras are an important field of research, the most well known examples are Lie algebras and Jordan algebras. A newly-introduced example are the evolution algebras. Such algebras have emerged to enlighten the study of non-Mendelian genetics. From a mathematical point of view, the study of the genetic inheritance began in 1856 with the works by Mendel. The denomination genetic algebra was coined to denote those algebras that model inheritance in genetics, and non-associative algebras are the appropriate framework to study Mendelian genetics.
In the last years, many different aspects of the theory of evolution algebras have seen considered and many connections with other mathematical fields, such as graph theory, stochastic processes, group theory, dynamic systems, mathematical physics, etc are stablished.
The aim of this event is to bring together researchers, working with non-associative algebras and more specifically in evolution algebras, to share the latest results and challenges in these fields.