Conference 2025
Speakers
(in alphabetical order)
Elena Watson
UI Designer
Freddie Warner
Product Designer
Georgia Mills
UX Specialist
Program
"Imaging cellular interfaces with cryo-electron tomography"
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"Signaling Oscillations and Chaos in Mast Cell"
"Ligand-free confinement for receptor activation and signal transduction"
"Regulation of actomyosin contractility at tricellular junctions controls epithelial permeability"
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"Gasdermin Pores in Cell Death: Organization and Dynamics at the Nanoscale"
"Localized lipolysis during cellular aging"
"BAIAP2 regulates the multipolar-to-bipolar transition of migrating neurons"
Thursday (May 8, 2025)
"Learning the dynamics and interactions of migrating cells"
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"Machine-learning approaches for studying single-cell migration in vivo"
"Biomechanical regulation of epithelial barrier function "
"Mechanical stresses govern myoblast fusion and myotube growth"
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"Topological defects in the orientational order of cells are stress organizers of tissue morphogenesis"
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"Novel mechanisms of extracellular matrix remodeling"
"Active zone remodeling"
"The Neurovascular Unit: A Dynamic Cellular Interface Regulating Brain Function"
"Mast cell dynamics – unique among immune cells"
"Regulation of cancer cell-blood vessel interactions by the physical properties of the extracellular matrix"
Friday (May 9, 2025)
"Lymphatic vessels in tissue homeostasis and disease – insights from microscopic and transcriptional decoding at the single cell level"
"Mechanisms of lymphatic vascular specialization"
"Bilateral eye formation from shape to patterning"
"Cellular mechanisms of embryo dormancy"
"Carboxypeptidase D, a novel player involved in VEGFC processing and lymphatic development"
"Bottom-Up Assembly of Synthetic Cells"
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"Liver Organoids: Where We Stand and Where We Go"
Venue
Röntgenstraße 16, 48149 Münster, Germany
Directions
Directions: To arrive at the Multiscale Imaging Centre where the meeting takes place, take a Taxi from Münster's Central Train Station (a 15-minutes ride to Röntgenstraße 16). Alternatively, use bus line 5 (about a 20-minutes ride, 8 stops, leaving every 20 minutes), getting off at "Schreiberstraße" station. The meeting place is 5 minutes walk away from the bus station.





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