Program

November 14th

14h-14h15: Welcome and Introduction - Alessandra Carbone

Heterogeneity and Single Cell Dynamics

14h15-15h    Martin Hemberg - Wellcome Sanger Institute, UK

                     "Searching Large Collections of Single Cell Data" 

15h-15h45    Antonio Scialdone - HelmholtzZentrum München, Germany

                     "Investigating Cell Competition in Mouse Embryos by Single-Cell Transcriptomics and

                       Mathematical Modelling"

15h45-16h15  Coffee Break

16h15-17h    Gregory Batt - Inria, Institut Pasteur, Paris, France

                      "Driving Cellular Processes at the Single Cell Level with Quantitative Accuracy Using

                        Real-Time Control Approaches" 

17h-17h45   Guillaume Lambert - Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA

                     "Unravelling Bacterial Adaptation Dynamics under Fluctuating Environments"

Posters

November 15th

Mutation and Adaptation

9h-9h45         Andrea Weisse - Imperial College, London, UK

                      "Stochasticity in cellular growth: sources, propagation and consequences" 

9h45-10h30    Jan Korbel - EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany

                       "Single-Cell Analysis of Structural Variations and Complex Rearrangements with Tri-

                         Channel-Processing"

10h30-11h00: Coffee Break

Genome Dynamics

11h-11h45     Céline Vallot - Institut Curie, Paris, France

                      "Tracking the Dynamics of Chromatin States in Tumor Cells at Single-Cell Resolution:

                        Response and Resistance to Cancer Therapies" 

11h45-12h30    Marcelo Nollmann - CSB, CNRS, INSERM, Montpellier, France

                         "Direct and simultaneous observation of transcription and chromosome architecture

                          in single cells with Hi-M"

12h30 – 14h30: Lunch and Posters

Communities, Multicellularity, Collective Behaviour

14h30-15h15    Knut Drescher - MPI Marburg, Germany

                         "Understanding Bacterial Multicellular Behaviors Cell by Cell" 

15h15-16h00    Oliver Espéli - Collège de France, Paris, France

                         "A Crohn’s Disease Associated Bacterium Forms Intracellular Communities Inside

                           Phagolysosomes of Macrophages" 

16h-16h45      Diana Fusco - Department of Physics, University of Cambridge, UK

                       "The Effect of Crowding on the Genetic Diversity of a Spatially Growing Cellular

                         Population"

End of the meeting