Deconstructing and reconstructing embryonic development
Welcome to the ASHBi Workshop “Deconstructing and reconstructing embryonic development”
We are pleased to host ASHBi Workshop on “Deconstructing and reconstructing embryonic development” on March 13, 2023.
Recent advances in bottom-up model systems of embryonic development provide a welcome and synergistic addition to classical embryo model systems. They range from stem cell-based models of pre-, peri- and post-gastrulation development to novel models of human and animal morphogenesis and tissue formation. Our workshop at ASHBi brings together leading national & international experts who are working in this rapidly emerging and exciting new field at the crossroads of developmental biology and stem cell research.
If you have any interest in the topic, you are welcome to attend this workshop.
Program
Date
Monday, 13 March 2023
Venue
[Hybrid]* Conference Room (B1F, Faculty of Medicine Bldg. B), Kyoto University/Zoom Online
[NOTE] On-site participation is limited to the members of Kyoto University.
[NOTE] On-site participation will be closed when capacity is reached.
[NOTE] Highspeed LAN/WiFi environment advised for stability
Language
English
Eligibility
All Academic Researchers and students
[NOTE] On-site Participation is limited to researchers and students of Kyoto University
Registration
Pre-registered participants only
(Registration deadline: 9 March, 2023)
We will send the Zoom link approximately by one day prior to the workshop.
Invited Speakers
- Olivier Pourquie | Harvard University
- Alfonso Martinez-Arias | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona
- Nicolas Rivron | The Institute of Molecular Biotechnology, Vienna
- Shahragim Tajbakhsh | Institute Pasteur, Paris
- Eric Siggia | Rockefeller University
- Naomi Moris | The Francis Crick Institute
- Sophie Petropoulos | Université de Montréal
- Jacob Hanna | Weizmann Institute of Science
- Aryeh Warmflash | Rice University
- Guojun Sheng | Kumamoto University
Schedule
Opening Remarks
| 9:00 | Cantas Alev | Kyoto University |
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Session 1
| 9:10 | Nicolas Rivron | The Institute of Molecular Biotechnology, Vienna Blastoids: Shaping mammalian embryos for implantation |
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| 9:40 | Aryeh Warmflash| Rice University Signaling dynamics underlying human germ layer differentiation |
| 10:10 | Eric Siggia| Rockefeller University Geometry and Genetics |
| 10:40 | Break (20 min) |
Session 2
| 11:00 | Alfonso Martinez-Arias | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona Gastruloids as a model for mammalian gastrulation |
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| 11:30 | Guojun Sheng| Kumamoto University Developmental arrest in pre-gastrulation chick development |
| 12:00 | Break (90 min) |
Session 3
| 13:30 | Naomi Moris | The Francis Crick Institute Gastruloid-derived PGC-like cells develop dynamically within integrated tissues |
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| 14:00 | Cantas Alev| Kyoto University Axioloids: Modeling human somitogenesis and axial development in vitro |
| 14:30 | Olivier Pourquie| Harvard University Deconstructing the human musculoskeletal system development in vitro |
| 15:00 | Break (30 min) |
Session 4
| 15:30 | Jacob Hanna | Weizmann Institute of Science Synthetic Ex Utero Embryogenesis: from Naive Pluripotent Stem Cells to Bona Fide Human and Mouse Embryo-Models |
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| 16:00 | Sophie Petropoulus| Université de Montréal The Guinea Pig: An alternative small animal model to study early human development |
| 16:30 | Shahragim Tajbakhsh| Institute Pasteur, Paris Functional diversity and dynamics of skeletal muscle stem and niche cells |
Closing Remarks
| 17:00 | Alfonso Martinez-Arias | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona |
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Networking
| 18:00-20:00 | Networking and discussion (CLOSED EVENT) |
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Host
Contact
WPI-ASHBi, Kyoto University
ashbi-info[*]mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp
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