Advanced Workshop on Interdisciplinary Views on Chromosome Structure and Function | (smr 2604) (15-19 September 2014)

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ANA POMBO ((Max-Delbrück-Zentrum, Berlin, Germany))

TBA

ANDREA DE MARTINO ((University of Rome, Italy))

microRNA-based regulation: From the ceRNA hypothesis to system-level effects in post-transcriptional control

ANDREW SEEBER (("Friedrich Miescher" Institute, Basel, Switzerland))

Chromatin remodelers and the dynamic chromatin response to DNA damage

CHRISTOPHE ZIMMER ((Institut Pasteur, Paris, France))

Imaging and modeling the dynamic genome architecture of yeast

CRISTIAN MICHELETTI ((Sissa, Trieste, Italy))

Colocalization of coregulated genes: A steered Molecular Dynamics study of human chromosome 19

DAVIDE MARENDUZZO ((University of Edinburgh, UK))

Modelling three-dimensional genome structure in eukaryotes: Bridging-induced chromosome organisation & topological domains

DIEGO VILLAR LOZANO ((Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Hinxton, UK))

ChIP-Seq analysis of regulatory evolution in 20 mammals

DIETER W. HEERMANN ((University of Heidelberg, Germany))

The interaction of chromatin with multi-Cys2His2 zinc finger proteins

EMMANUELLE FABRE ((Institut Pasteur, Paris, France))

Chromosome organization in yeast: A dynamic point of view

FRANK ALBER ((University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA))

Exploring the dynamic landscape of 3D genome structures by population-based modeling

GUIDO TIANA ((University of Milan, Italy))

Describing conformational fluctuations in chromatin: The case of the X inactivation centre

HELMUT SCHIESSEL ((University of Leiden, The Netherlands))

The mechanical genome

IVAN JUNIER ((Center for Genomic Regulation, Barcelona, Spain))

DNA segregation in E. coli: When chromosome structuring really matters

JOB DEKKER ((University of Massachussetts, USA))

Two ways to fold the genome

JOERG LANGOWSKI ((German Cancer Research Center, Heidelberg, Germany))

Protein interaction and transport maps of live cell nuclei using a single plane illumination microscope with fluorescence correlation spectroscopy

JOSE M. VILAR ((University of the Basque Country, Bilbao, Spain))

Gene expression and long-range cooperativity on DNA

JULIEN MOZZICONACCI ((University "Pierre et Marie Curie", Paris, France))

Towards a 3D genome browser

JUSTIN O'SULLIVAN ((University of Auckland, New Zealand))

Modelling the link between genome structure and function in single cell prokaryotes and eukaryotes

KERSTIN BYSTRICKY ((University of Toulouse, France))

Chromatin folding in oestrogen regulated transcription

KIM SNEPPEN (("Niels Bohr" Institute, Copenhagen, Denmark))

Nucleosome mediated epigenetics

LEONID MIRNY ((Massachussetts Institute of Technology, USA))

Top-down modeling of chromosome organization from Hi-C data

MARC MARTI-RENOM ((CNAG-Center for Genomic Regulation, Barcelona, Spain))

Does color have a structure? Modeling 3D domains of the fly genome

MARCO COSENTINO-LAGOMARSINO ((University "Pierre et Marie Curie", Paris, France))

Combined effects of self-adhesion and bridging in a prototypical nucleoid-inspired model

MARTIN HOWARD (("John Innes" Centre, Norwich, UK))

Dissecting quantitative epigenetic dynamics through mathematical modelling and experiments

MICHELE CASELLE ((University of Turin, Italy))

A Statistical Mechanics point of view on the long range correlations in DNA sequences

OLIVIER MARTIN ((University Paris-Sud, France))

The bewildering ballet of chromosomes in meiosis

PASCAL CARRIVAIN ((Institute for Human Genetics, Montpellier, France))

Predicting 3D folding of the fly genome

PETER FRASER ((The Babraham Institute, Cambridge, UK))

Single-cell Hi-C and functional organization of the nucleus

PIETRO CICUTA ((University of Cambridge, UK))

Insights on the bacterial nucleoid structure from fast chromosome dynamics

RALF EVERAERS ((Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon, France))

The "crumpled" Physics of chromosomes

SARAH TEICHMANN ((EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute & Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Hinxton, UK))

Understanding cellular heterogeneity

YUVAL GARINI ((Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel))

Nuclear genome organization explored by dynamic studies in live cells

Organizers

A. Rosa, M. Nicodemi, A. Pombo, F. Kepes.
ICTP Local Organizer: M. Marsili

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