The multiorganism thematic institute Cellular Biology, Development and Evolution has for vocation:
As the smallest autonomous biological system, the cell defines a fundamental scale of organization in biology. The complex assemblies of cells during development lead to the emergence of much larger scales of organization underlying novel functions associated with the life and reproduction of multicellular organisms. These different scales of biological organization raise fundamental questions in the field of cell and developmental biology: How are subcellular cell structures and dynamics controlled? How can biochemical and mechanical cell interactions lead to the emergence of complex organs? How can tissue or organ-scale processes in turn modulate cell organization and dynamics for the lifelong biology of multicellular systems? How these processes have emerged and have been adapted during evolution and how they are affected in various pathologies?
To explore such fundamental questions and achieve a multiscale understanding of biology, the French Societies for Cell Biology and Developmental Biology, as well as CNRS and INSERM, are joining forces to co-organize the conference "From Cells to Organism: When Cell Biology Meets Development" in Paris from October 16 to 19, 2024.
During the conference, presentations from prestigious invited speakers and selected short talks will cover recent findings on a broad range of topics organized around 9 scientific sessions:
More info on the website.
We look forward very much to welcoming you in Paris.
The organization committee:
| Yohanns Bellaïche | Bénédicte Charrier | Claire Chazaud |
| Bénédicte Delaval | Delphine Duprez | Thierry Galli |
| Benjamin Lacroix | Stéphanie Lebreton | Christine Lemaitre |
| René-Marc Mège | Florence Niedergang | Jean Rosenbaum |
| Isabelle Tardieux |
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