1st meeting of the France-BioImaging Mechanobiology WG
The first meeting of the FBI Mechanobiology WG will take place on the 2 and 3 of December 2024 at the Centre for Integrative Biology (https://cbi-toulouse.fr/fr/) in Toulouse..
The programme will include a seminar by Matthieu Piel (Institut Curie/Institut Pierre Gilles de Gennes), presentations by participants and practical mechanobiology workshops (a choice of 3 workshops from a dozen: optical tweezers, bioprinting, microfluidics, AFM, Brillouin, finite element modelling, mechanical confinement, force measurements, etc.).
Registration is free, but places are limited and priority will be given to contributors whose abstracts have been selected.
The choice of workshops will be made at a later stage.
Preliminary Programme:
Monday, December 2nd
1pm: Welcome and seminar by Matthieu Piel
2-6pm: workshops
6pm: poster session and buffet
Tuesday, December 3rd
9am-12pm: presentations by participants (and coffee break)
- Thomas Dehoux: AFM and Brillouin light scattering for mechanobiology: beyond stiffness
- Sylvain Landiech: Probing 3D tissue rheology with a high-throughput microfluidic aspiration pipette
- Hervé Turlier: From microscopy images to mechanical models of tissues and back
- Sylvie Coscoy: Study of the dynamics of cell-matrix interactions and mechanics in photopolymerized 3D fiber networks
- Joseph d’Alessandro: Mechanical plasticity revealed by traction forces of migrating epithelial cell trains
- Luisa Bruno: Lymph node mechanics and its impact on immune cells
- Jean-Baptiste Manneville: Role of nuclear mechanics in glioblastoma aggressiveness
- Nicolas Biais: A world of bacterial superheroes: an introduction to mechano-micro-biology
- Olivier Rossier: Using single protein tracking and super-resolution microscopies to decipher the inner life of mechanosensitive subcellular structures.
- Marcelina Cardoso Dos Santos: Quantum dot-based FRET nanosensors for talin membrane assembly and mechanosensing
12pm: buffet
1.30-4pm: workshops
Call for abstracts
Abstract submission open until 15/09
TYPES OF PRESENTATIONS
- Oral presentations: If you are selected for an oral presentation, you will have 15 minutes, including discussion (12 minutes presentation + 3 minutes Q&A).
- Posters: If you are selected to present a poster, you will present your work at the dedicated poster session on December 2nd, afternoon.
Selected contributors will be notified at the end of September.
Registration/Abstract submission form
This form is currently closed for submissions.
Directions
caroline.thiriet • June 25, 2024