19-23 June 2023, Prague Czech Republic
Structural networks that connect the extracellular matrix and cell surfaces through the cytoskeleton with the nucleoskeleton govern cell, tissue and organ integrity. Besides their structural roles, these networks participate in a multitude of fundamental functions, e.g. regulating signal- and mechano-transduction, cytoplasmic transport, sequestering biomolecules, maintaining genome organization and promoting meiosis. Mutations in the building blocks of these networks frequently lead to devastating diseases. The pathogenesis of these diseases is far from being understood and requires a wide interdisciplinary approach that is distinct from the individual research schemes. Based on capacity building measures, coordinated networking and educative activities and interactions with business partners and European research infrastructures, the EuroCellNet Action aims to develop an orchestrated multinational activity grid, organized in four Working Groups:
The Action targets researchers from molecular and cell biology, genetics, biophysics, structural biology, mechanobiology, neurobiology, developmental biology, pathology, and translational medicine. The Action will also develop new bridging and educative activities, and provide the scientists with a unifying dedicated website with on-line tools facilitating the interactions and exchange of information.
Prof Pavel HozaK (CZ)
Prof Roy Quinlan (UK)
Prof Elly Hol (NL)
Dr Giuseppe Lugano
Ms Katchamon Nimprang
Contacts for the members of the Action can be found here.
19-23 June 2023, Prague Czech Republic
28 – 31 August 2022 | Prague | Czech Republic
Registration and Abstract submission OPEN
Symposium | March 8th–10th, 2022 | Singapore (On site/online)