Invited speakers list

(provisional titles)

Michael Averof (IGF Lyon, France)
Does regeneration mirror development?

Allison Bardin (Institut Curie, Paris, France)
Genome stability of stem and progenitor cells during aging

Elvan Boke (CRG Barcelona, Spain) EMBO Young Investigator Lecture
Evading ageing: mitochondrial and proteostatic adaptations in oocytes

Giselle Cheung (ISTA Vienna, Austria)
Multipotent progenitors instruct ontogeny of the superior colliculus

Lionel Christiaen (SARS Bergen, Norway)
Cardiac development and whole heart regeneration in a simple chordate

Luisa Cochella (Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, USA)
Quantitative control of morphogenesis by a deeply conserved miRNA family

Claude Desplan (NYU, New York, USA)
Are longevity and reproduction compatible?

Fiona Doetsch (Biozentrum Basel, Switzerland)
Regulation and diversity of adult neural stem cells

Petra Hajkova (London Institute of Medical Sciences, United Kingdom)
Resetting and maintenance of epigenetic information in the context of mammalian germ line

Olivier Hamant (ENS Lyon, France)
How transcriptional noise and mechanical conflicts contribute to organ shape reproducibility

Guo Huang (UCSF, San Francisco, USA)
Neurohormonal control of organ regeneration: insights from platypus, anteaters, bats and whales

Robert Johnston (Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, USA)
Generating neuronal diversity in human retinal organoids

Bill Keyes (IGBMC, Strasbourg, France)
Cellular senescence in development and aging

Abderrahman Khila (IGF Lyon, France)
Molecular, ecological and evolutionary mechanisms of extreme growth variation in a water strider

Mounia Lagha (IGMM Montpellier, France) EMBO Young Investigator Lecture
Gene expression dynamics during the awakening of the zygotic genome

Patrick Lemaire (Institute of Biological Sciences, Montpellier, France)
Growth, apoptosis, regeneration, signalling gradients: everything the ascidian embryo can do without…

Fabienne Lescroart (Marseille Medical Genetics Center, Marseille, France)
Early specification of the cardiopharyngeal mesoderm: multiple roads to the heart and head muscles

Han Li (Institut Pasteur, Paris, France)
New tricks of an old player: senescence induced-cellular plasticity in health and disease

Hernan Lopez-Schier (Helmholtz Zentrum, Munich, Germany)
Long-term homeostasis of complex patterns in regenerating organs

Irene Miguel-Aliaga (Imperial College London, United-Kingdom)
Changing guts

Pura Muñoz Cànoves (Altos, San Diego, USA)
Promoting regeneration of aged muscles

Peter Reddien (Whitehead Institute, MIT Boston, USA)
Fate choice in planarian regeneration

Michael Rera (Institut de Biologie Paris Seine, France)
Two phases for better understanding ageing

Dario Riccardo Valenzano (Max Planck Institut, Cologne, Germany)
Evolution and ecology of aging

Pauline Speder (Institut Pasteur, Paris, France)
Building the neurogenic niche, one block at a time

Bjorn Schumacher (CECAD Cologne, Germany)
Genome stability in reproduction and aging: new insights from C. elegans

Dan Ohtan Wang (NYU Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates)
Reading the m6A RNA methylation signals in neurons and at synapses

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