Program Kick-off meeting BIOPOL public Flyer

 ITN-­‐BIOPOL Biochemical and mechanochemical signaling in polarized cells Kick-­‐Off Meeting Where?: INOX conference suite 3 (same floor as INOX restaurant) Level 5, Students’ Union Building, Durham Road, Sheffield, S10 2TG 9:00-­‐9:10 9:10-­‐9:40 Tuesday 14.04.15 Welcome Ewa Paluch, University College London, UK
Cell surface tension generation: actin cortex and plasma membrane
mechanics
9:40-­‐10:10 Monnier Sylvain, Institute Curie, France
How accurate volume measurements can bring new insights on
fundamental biological processes. Examples for cell division and size
homeostasis
10:10-­‐10:40 David Strutt, University of Sheffield, UK
Understanding mechanisms of coordinated cell polarization
10:40-­‐11:10 Coffee break 11:10-­‐11:40 Pietro Cicuta, University of Cambridge, UK
Collective dynamics in mucociliary tissues: links with PCP
11:40-­‐12:10 Kai Erdmann, University of Sheffield, UK
Multi-PDZ domain proteins in epithelial cell polarization
12:10-­‐12:40 Ludger Johannes, Institute Curie, France:
Building endocytic pits without clathrin: Functions in cell migration and
polarity
12:40-­‐13:10 Christophe Lamaze, Institute Curie, France Mechanosensing and mechanosignaling by caveolae
13:10-­‐14:30 Break 14:30-­‐15:00 Miguel del Pozo, CNIC, Madrid, Spain
Caveolae mechanobiology and stromal biomechanics
15:00-­‐15:30 Stefano Piccolo, University of Padua, Italy
Yap/Taz in organ regeneration and cancer
15:30-­‐16:00 Jochen Guck, TU Dresden, Germany
Mechanosensing of macrophages - towards finding the molecular
mechanism
16:00-­‐16:30 Coffee break 16:30-­‐17:00 Pere Roca-Cusachs, IBC, Barcelona, Spain
Understanding the cell-extracellular matrix mechanical link: from
molecular roles to emerging behaviors
17:00-­‐17:30 Henriette Lanz (MIMETAS), Netherlands
Mimetas, the organ-on-a-chip company
17:30-­‐18:00 JPK Instruments, Berlin, Germany
An Introduction to JPK, our instruments and their applications
Guests are welcome!!! In case of questions: Please contact, Dr. Kai Erdmann Dept. Biomedical Science University of Sheffield ([email protected])