Seattle Cell Symposium 2022
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2022
Day 1: January 27, 2022 Featuring: Ru Gunawardane & Susanne Rafelski, Lucas Pelkmans, Chantell Evans, Brian Beliveau, EMT team, Johannes Schöneberg, & Devin Schweppe |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2022
Day 2: January 28, 2022 Featuring: Graham Johnson, David Goodsell, Sanja Vickovic, Shila Ghazanfar, Sabine Petry, Matthew Akamatsu, & Nuclear Morphogenesis team |
Seattle Cell Symposium 2020
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2020
Day 1: December 17, 2020 Featuring: Susanne Rafelski, Geeta Narlikar, Alexandra Zidovska, Arjun Raj, Abby Buchwalter Cool, Ting Wu, GW Gant Luxton & Daniel Starr, Megan King & Simon Mochrie, Katharine Ullman & Maho Niwa, & Chris Frick |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2020
Day 2: December 18, 2020 Featuring: Ru Gunawardane, Susan Parkhurst, Derek Applewhite, Stem Cell State team, Tools Lightning talks, David Van Valen, Martin Kampmann, Ron Vale |
Seattle Cell Symposium 2019
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2019
Julie Theriot, University of Washington Cooperation, competition & conviction in decision-making for motile cells |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2019
Alex Paredez, University of Washington Cytoskeletal innovations for sticking around |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2019
Melissa Hendershott & Rory Donovan-Maiye, Allen Institute for Cell Science Cell states beyond transcriptomics: integrating structural organization & gene expression in cardiomyocytes |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2019
Barry Gumbiner, Seattle Children's Research Institute What cell biological insights into cadherin regulation reveal about disease processes |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2019
Barbara Wakimoto, University of Washington Bending the rules of organelle biogenesis: views from a highly specialized cell |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2019
Claudia Moreno, University of Washington Better together: Insights into the clustering of ion channels |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2019
Steve Henikoff, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Genome-wide mapping of protein-DNA interaction dynamics |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2019
Megan Riel-Mehan & Chris Frick, Allen Institute for Cell Science Integrated cells: moving through mitosis and into the nucleus |
Seattle Cell Symposium 2018
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
Rick Horwitz, Allen Institute for Cell Science Welcome & opening remarks |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
Keiko Torii, University of Washington Cellular decision making during stomatal patterning & differentiation in plants |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
Clemens Cabernard, University of Washington The molecular cell biology and mechanics of asymmetric cell division |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
Kami Ahmad, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center High-throughput chromatin profiling in mutants, tissues, and cells |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
Lisa Maves, Seattle Children's Research Institute Using zebrafish to understand how to build a heart |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
Kaytlyn Gerbin, Allen Institute for Cell Science Team Talk Mapping cell state from pluripotency to differentiation |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
Jeff Ranish, Institute for Systems Biology Proteomic approaches for studying the architecture of macromolecular machines and gene regulatory networks |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
Yasemin Sancak, University of Washington Function and regulation of mitochondrial calcium uptake |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
Jesse Zalatan, University of Washington Biochemical mechanisms for kinase signaling in the Wnt pathway: What are the scaffold proteins really doing? |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
Jianxu Chen, Allen Institute for Cell Science A new open source toolkit for segmenting 3D intracellular structure in microscopy images |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2018
David Russell, University of Washington Universal donor stem cells |
Seattle Cell Symposium 2017
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
Rick Horwitz, Allen Institute for Cell Science Welcome and opening remarks |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
David Baker, University of Washington The coming of age of de novo protein design |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
Bill Noble, University of Washington Using Hi-C to interrogate and model dynamic nuclear 3D architecture |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
Chuck Murry, UW Medicine Stem cells as building blocks for tissue repair |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
John Scott, University of Washington Exploring and exploiting the spatial constraints of local signaling |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
Rhishikesh Bargaje, Institute for Systems Biology Single-cell analysis of cell fate branching: from computational pattern recognition to cell state dynamics |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
Jennifer Nemhauser, University of Washington Plant logic |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
Amanda Haupt, Allen Institute for Cell Science Endogenous gene tagging illuminates cell organization |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
David Rawlings, Seattle Children's Research Institute Engineering human primary cells for novel clinical applications |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
Irina Mueller, Allen Institute for Cell Science Cell organization during human iPS cell mitosis |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
David William, Allen Institute for Cell Science Modeling at the Allen Institute for Cell Science: I want to see a bit more of that |
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SEATTLE CELL SYMPOSIUM - 2017
Tom Daniel, University of Washington Computational models of flows inside muscle cells: do sarcomeres breathe? |