| Thursday, 22nd May 2008 |
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13h00 |
Marino Zerial | Dresden, Germany
OPENING SPEECH |
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13h20 |
Peter Lange | Ministry of Education and Research, Berlin
WELCOME WORDS |
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13h40 |
Jens Timmer | University of Freiburg, Germany
HEPATOSYS - Program and Mission |
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14h00 |
Douglas Lauffenburger | Cambridge, USA
Governance of cell behavioral responses by signaling networks |
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14h30 |
Christian Bölling | Berlin, Germany
Short Talk | HepatoNet - progress towards a stoichiometric metabolic model of human hepatocytes |
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14h45 |
Leon Glass | Montreal, Canada
Cardiac arrhythmias - from simple models to the clinic |
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15h15 |
Mirela Domijan | Warwick, UK
Short Talk | New approaches to study dynamic behaviour of chemical reaction systems via stoichiometric network analysis |
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16h00 |
Ruedi Aebersold | Zürich, Switzerland
Systems Biology: network of networks |
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16h30 |
Lutz Brusch | Dresden, Germany
Short Talk | Live cell imaging and single-vesicle resolved analysis of the endosomal network |
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16h45 |
Yasushi Sako | Wako, Japan
Single-molecule kinetic analysis of cell signaling reactions |
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17h15 |
Ingmar Glauche | Leipzig, Germany
Short Talk | A novel view on stem cell development: Analysing the shape of cellular genealogies |
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17h30 |
Bela Novak | Oxford, UK
The dynamics of eukaryotic cell cycle control |
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18h00 |
Matthias Weiss | Heidelberg, Germany
Short Talk | Towards an understanding of the dynamics of exit sites in endoplasmic reticulum |
| Friday, 23rd May 2008 |
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9h30 |
Carsten Marr | Munich, Germany
Short Talk | MicroRNAs in mammalian regulatory networks |
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9h45 |
Mariko Hatakeyama | Yokohama, Japan
Switch-like response of ErbB receptor network drives cell differentiation |
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10h15 |
Carlos Salazar | Heidelberg, Germany
Short Talk | Stoichiometry of signaling components and feedback regulation shape signal transduction through the P13K/Akt pathway |
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10h30 |
Philippe Bastiaens | Dortmund, Germany
Spatial organization of growth factor signaling |
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11h30 |
Markus Rehm | Dublin, Ireland
Combining quantitative biochemistry, microscopy and systems modeling to understand apoptotic signaling |
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12h00 |
Hanspeter Herzel | Berlin, Germany
Modeling the mammalian circadian clock |
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13h30 |
Presentation of MTZ Award |
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15h15 |
Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz | Bethesda, USA
Mitochondria and cell cycle control |
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15h45 |
Iva Tolic-Nørrelykke | Dresden, Germany
Short Talk | Self-organisation of dynein motors and microtubules generates meiotic nuclear oscillations |
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16h00 |
Marie-France Carlier | Gif-sur-Yvette, France
Molecular basis of cell motility: reconstitution of auto-organized motile processes |
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16h30 |
Frank Juelicher | Dresden, Germany
Morphogen gradients |
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17h00 |
Christian Schröter | Dresden, Germany
Short Talk | Her genes and the stability of the zebrafish segmentation clock |
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17h15 |
Olivier Pourquie | Kansas City, USA
Systems Biology approach to study vertebrate axis pattern |
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17h45 |
Stan Maree | Utrecht, Netherlands
From subcellular dynamics to tissue organization |
| Saturday, 24th May 2008 |
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11h00 |
Edward Stites | Charlottesville, USA
Modelling the aberrant signaling of the Ras oncogene |
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11h30 |
Leonidas Alexopoulos | Boston, USA
Short Talk | Unraveling transformation patterns in cancer hepatocytes using high-throuput protein activity-based profiling |
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11h45 |
Roland Eils | Heidelberg, Germany
To kill or not to kill: the interplay of apoptosis, autophagy and pro-survival signaling pathways |
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12h15 |
Sven Nelander | Göteborg, Sweden
Short talk | Using drug combinations to construct regulatory models of signaling in cancer cells
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12h30 |
Hans Westerhoff | Manchester, UK & Amsterdam, Netherlands
Systems Biology and multifactorial disease: How to target the networks |
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13h00 |
Marino Zerial | Dresden, Germany
CLOSING SPEECH |
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