Bits, Photons & Cells: Exploring Novel Technologies to Unravel Cell Dynamics in Zebrafish

Event Overview

From omics to microscopy, technological innovation is pushing the limits of observability, allowing us to delve into previously inaccessible insights, thus reshaping our understanding of how cells form organs and tissues. This symposium aims to be a forum to discuss these advances, providing a platform for dialogue, collaboration, and discovery.

The “Bits, Photons & Cells” symposium aims to gather like-minded scientists passionate about creating and applying state-of-the-art technologies and methods. Our focus is on the emergence of cell identity in zebrafish, but the implications reach far beyond this model organism.

Highlights Include:

• An in-depth look at pioneering tools and datasets developed by the CZ community, such as Zebrahub, CZ CELLxGENE, napari, Aydin, DaXi, and more. Opportunities for networking and collaboration within an active and engaged scientific community.
• Hands-on demonstrations, workshops, and discussions led by experts.

Designed to foster collaborative research in a vibrant and innovative setting.

Join us for an inspiring and educational day, where cutting-edge technology meets curiosity and collaboration.

Keynote Speaker

Emma Lundberg

Associate Professor, Stanford University

Speakers

Professor, Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA)

Carl-Philipp Heisenberg

Director, Max Planck Institute for Heart and Lung Research

Didier Stainier

Assistant Professor, UC Berkeley

Srigokul Upadhyayula

Program

ALL TIMES IN PACIFIC TIME

Scientific Organizing Committee

Merlin Lange

CZ Biohub SF

Loïc Royer

CZ Biohub SF