EpiSignal Talks

EpiSignal Talks is an engaging academic event hosted in Tübingen, Germany, featuring a series of insightful presentations by leading experts in the fields of biochemistry, molecular biology, and cancer research. This event showcases the latest advancements in scientific research, emphasizing the integration of data science and health research, as well as the exploration of cellular dynamics and their implications in disease. The event will feature prominent speakers such as Prof. Franziska Matthäus from the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, who will discuss the quantitative analysis and modeling of multicellular systems. Assoc. Mohit Kumar Jolly from the Centre for BioSystems Science and Engineering at IISc Bangalore will present findings on phenotypic plasticity and its effects on cellular behavior in breast and lung cancer. Keynote lectures are slated to include Caroline Faust from KU Leuven, focusing on in silico and in vitro explorations of human gut communities, and Manfred Claassen from Universitätsklinikum Tübingen, who will delve into complex dynamics learned from single-cell RNA sequencing data. Other distinguished speakers include Dr. Maik Wolfram-Schauerte, PD Dr. Sjoerd van Wijk, and Jun.-Prof. Franziska Traube, each contributing valuable insights into topics such as bacteriophage-host interactions, the role of ubiquitination in cancer, and DNA methylation dynamics. In addition to keynote presentations, the event will host multiple EpiSignal talks featuring experts like Prof. Rothbauer from Universität Tübingen, who will discuss the commercialization of scientific innovations, and Prof. Meritxell Huch from the Max Planck Institute, presenting on organoid models. Attendees can expect a rich discourse on various topics, including 3D in vitro models for testing anti-tumor therapeutics and the significance of lysine acetylation in gene regulation. The presentations aim to foster collaboration and stimulate discussions on the latest research methodologies and their applications in biomedicine. Overall, EpiSignal Talks promises to be an enlightening experience for researchers, academics, and practitioners in the life sciences.