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www.embo-embl-symposia.org Mechanical Forces in Biology ORGANISERS Dennis E. Discher University of Pennsylvania, USA Margaret Gardel University of Chicago, USA Armagan Kocer University Medical Center Groningen, The Netherlands François Nédélec EMBL Heidelberg, Germany Barry Thompson The Francis Crick Institute, UK ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE 19 APRIL 2017 REGISTRATION DEADLINE 31 MAY 2017 SPEAKERS EMBO | EMBL Symposium 12 –15 July 2017 Heidelberg | Germany EMBL Advanced Training Centre #EESMechanical CONTACT [email protected] Anna Akhmanova Utrecht University, The Netherlands Alexander Bershadsky Mechanobiology Institute, National University of Singapore, Singapore Dennis E. Discher University of Pennsylvania, USA Margaret Gardel University of Chicago, USA Miriam B. Goodman Stanford University School of Medicine, USA Carsten Grashoff Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry (MPIB), Germany Stephan Grill TU Dresden, Germany Armagan Kocer University Medical Center Groningen, The Netherlands Michel Labouesse Institut de Biologie Paris-Seine, France Thomas Lecuit IBDM – Institut de Biologie du Développement de Marseille, France Rong Li Johns Hopkins University, USA Roop Mallik Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), India Nicolas Minc Institut Jacques Monod, France François Nédélec EMBL Heidelberg, Germany Celeste M. Nelson Princeton University, USA Stefano Piccolo University of Padova, Italy Beth Pruitt Stanford University, USA Sanjeevi Sivasankar Iowa State University of Science and Technology, USA Barry Thompson The Francis Crick Institute, UK Xavier Trepat Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC), Spain Ronen Zaidel-Bar National University of Singapore, Singapore Copyright Janine Heers, Scientific Illustrations www.janineheersillustration.com, Hand drawing of Nautilus shell KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Carl-Philipp Heisenberg IST, Austria Lakshminarayanan Mahadevan Harvard University, USA

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Page 1: Mechanical Forces in Biology - EMBL Symposia · PDF file Mechanical Forces in Biology ORGANISERS Dennis E. Discher University of Pennsylvania, USA Margaret Gardel University of Chicago,

www.embo-embl-symposia.org

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in Biology

ORGANISERS

Dennis E. DischerUniversity of Pennsylvania, USA

Margaret GardelUniversity of Chicago, USA

Armagan KocerUniversity Medical Center Groningen, The Netherlands

François NédélecEMBL Heidelberg, Germany

Barry ThompsonThe Francis Crick Institute, UK

ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONDEADLINE19 APRIL 2017 REGISTRATION DEADLINE31 MAY 2017

SPEAKERS

EMBO | EMBLSymposium12–15 July 2017Heidelberg | GermanyEMBL Advanced Training Centre

#EESMechanical

CONTACT [email protected]

Anna Akhmanova Utrecht University, The Netherlands

Alexander Bershadsky Mechanobiology Institute,

National University of Singapore, Singapore

Dennis E. DischerUniversity of Pennsylvania, USA

Margaret GardelUniversity of Chicago, USA

Miriam B. GoodmanStanford University School of

Medicine, USA

Carsten GrashoffMax Planck Institute of Biochemistry

(MPIB), Germany

Stephan Grill TU Dresden, Germany

Armagan KocerUniversity Medical Center Groningen,

The Netherlands

Michel Labouesse Institut de Biologie Paris-Seine,

France

Thomas Lecuit IBDM – Institut de Biologie du

Développement de Marseille, France

Rong Li Johns Hopkins University, USA

Roop MallikTata Institute of Fundamental

Research (TIFR), India

Nicolas Minc Institut Jacques Monod, France

François NédélecEMBL Heidelberg, Germany

Celeste M. NelsonPrinceton University, USA

Stefano Piccolo University of Padova, Italy

Beth Pruitt Stanford University, USA

Sanjeevi Sivasankar Iowa State University of Science

and Technology, USA

Barry ThompsonThe Francis Crick Institute, UK

Xavier Trepat Institute for Bioengineering of

Catalonia (IBEC), Spain

Ronen Zaidel-Bar National University of Singapore,

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

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