Sunday 6 September |
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11:00 – 13:00 | ||
Quantitative methods and modelling Hall 11A Leonid Mirny US |
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Clinical genomics and bioinformatics Hall 1 Ewan Birney UK |
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Cell polarity Hall 9 Daniel St Johnston UK* |
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Membrane trafficking Hall 10AB Margaret S. Robinson UK* |
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Sunday 6 September |
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14:30 – 16:30 | ||
Cell migration Hall 10AB Philippe Chavrier FR |
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Modern microscopy methods Hall 9 Jason Swedlow UK* |
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Unconventional RNAs Hall 1 Javier F. Cáceres UK* |
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Evolutionary biology Hall 11A Mark Achtman UK* |
Monday 7 September |
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11:15 – 13:15 | ||
Cancer and genome stability Hall 1 Stephen P. Jackson UK* |
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Single cell approaches Hall 10A Sarah Teichmann UK* |
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Microbiology Hall 10B Philippe Sansonetti FR |
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Autophagy and lysosomes Hall 9 Claudine Kraft AT* |
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Monday 7 September |
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15:00 – 17:00 | ||
Immunobiology Hall 9 Philippe Bousso FR* |
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Biosensors Hall 10B Klaus Hahn US |
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Cilia and centrosomes Hall 10A Renata Basto FR |
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Epigenetics and chromatin landmarks Hall 1 Asifa Akhtar DE* |
Tuesday 8 September |
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09:00 – 11:00 | ||
ER and protein folding Hall 10A Irmgard Sinning DE |
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CRISPR/Cas and genome editing Hall 1 John van der Oost NL* |
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Tissue generation and organoids Hall 9 Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz UK* |
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Mitosis and meiosis Hall 10B Daniel W. Gerlich AT* |
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How to plan your concurrent session schedule The concurrent sessions at The EMBO Meeting aim to provide a snapshot of what is currently happening in life science research. The conference chairs have devised the programme in such a way that concurrent sessions that focus on similar research areas do not run in parallel. The different colours indicate the broad areas that are being discussed at the molecular, organismal, cellular and methodological level. Legend: * Chair ** Speaker selected from abstract |