Chromatin mobility induced by temperature changes
Clermont-Ferrand (France) / Frédéric PONTVIANNE / iGRED
OMERO embedding and Optimisation of Biom3d, an image analysis tool using deep-learning networks
Clermont-Ferrand (France) / Prof Christophe TATOUT / iGRED
Connecting Chromosomes and the Nuclear Envelope: Mechanisms Shaping Meiotic Prophase Organization
Versailles (France) / Mathilde GRELON / INRAE
Cell-cycle regulation of DNA repair
Brno (Czech Republic) / Martina DVOŘÁČKOVÁ / CEITEC MU
Role of nuclear lamina in Rabl chromosome configuration
Olomouc (Czech Republic) / Aleš PEČINKA / Centre of Plant Structural & Functional Genomics
Comparative chromatin analysis of supernumerary and standard chromosomes
Gatersleben (Germany) /Andreas HOUBEN / IPK Leibniz Institute
Characterizing altered 3D chromatin organization in Arabidopsis pds5 mutants
Hohenheim (Germany) / Chang LIU / University of Hohenheim
Imaging cellular heterogeneity in nuclear RNA bursting triggered by Phosphate status variations
Saint Paul lez Durance (France) / Laurent NUSSAUME / BIAM
Elucidating the role of cold-induced spatial clustering at the FLC locus during Polycomb-mediated gene silencing
Uppsala (Sweden) / Stefanie ROSA / SLU
Analysing the structure and molecular mechanism of the NE-ER interface in plants
Oxford (United Kingdom) / Prof Verena KRIECHBAUMER / Oxford Brookes University
Understanding peri-nuclear actin organisation in response to environmental stresses and its effect on nuclear architecture
Warwick (United Kingdom) / Joseph MCKENNA / University of Warwick
Quantifying the light and Temperature driven association of phyB photobodies with chromatins
Heidelberg (Germany) / Kasper VAN GELDEREN / Centre for Organismal Studies
Integration of spatiotemporal image analysis results into OMERO, a scalable and FAIR data management framework
Dundee (United Kingdom) / Jean-Marie BUREL / University of Dundee
Characterisation of peripheral light-induced transcription clusters
Zürich (Switzerland) / Célia BAROUX / University of Zürich
Integration of spatiotemporal image analysis tools into Fractal, a scalable and FAIR analysis platform
Zürich (Switzerland) / Virginie UHLMANN / University of Zürich