Self-organization is an important concept from physics that emphasizes the emergence of complex patterns without detailed central plan. This meeting explores contemporary attempts to view cell differentiation in terms of self-organized systems. The meeting strives to encourage inspiring case stories for how individual and/or collective developmental decisions can be understood from simple rules for regulation within and communication between cells.
List of speakers:
Alfonso Martinez Arias, Cambridge
Erik Aurell, Stockholm
James Briscoe, London
Peter Buske, Leipzig
Eric M. Darling, Brown University
James Ferrell, Stanford
Jorge Ferrer, London
Albert Goldbeter, Bruxelles
Jochen Guck, Dresden
Kristian Helin, Copenhagen
Ryoichiro Kageyama, Kyoto
Sandeep Krishna, NCBS, Bangalore
Sally Lowell, Edinburgh
Jenny Nichols, Cambridge
Ertugrul Ozbudak, Einstein, NY
Lykke Pedersen, Copenhagen
Carsten Peterson, Lund
Oliver Pourquie, Strasbourg
Tristan Rodriguez, London
Henrik Semb, Copenhagen
Palle Serup, Copenhagen
Timm Schroeder, ETH Zurich
Benny Shilo, Weizmann, Rehovot
Jose Silva, Cambridge
Genevieve Thon, Copenhagen
List of speakers:
Alfonso Martinez Arias, Cambridge
Erik Aurell, Stockholm
James Briscoe, London
Peter Buske, Leipzig
Eric M. Darling, Brown University
James Ferrell, Stanford
Jorge Ferrer, London
Albert Goldbeter, Bruxelles
Jochen Guck, Dresden
Kristian Helin, Copenhagen
Ryoichiro Kageyama, Kyoto
Sandeep Krishna, NCBS, Bangalore
Sally Lowell, Edinburgh
Jenny Nichols, Cambridge
Ertugrul Ozbudak, Einstein, NY
Lykke Pedersen, Copenhagen
Carsten Peterson, Lund
Oliver Pourquie, Strasbourg
Tristan Rodriguez, London
Henrik Semb, Copenhagen
Palle Serup, Copenhagen
Timm Schroeder, ETH Zurich
Benny Shilo, Weizmann, Rehovot
Jose Silva, Cambridge
Genevieve Thon, Copenhagen
