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Microtubules and Transport inside Neurons (MTTN 2023)

Europe/Paris
Amphithéatre - Bâtiment 111 (Institut Curie - Orsay)

Amphithéatre - Bâtiment 111

Institut Curie - Orsay

Université Paris-Saclay, Campus Orsay Vallée
Description

The poster of the conference is now available at the bottom of this page (affiche_MTTN_v4.pdf), don't hesitate to display it in your lab.

Abstract submission deadline postponed until the 7th of November!

This workshop deals with microtubules and intracellular transport in neurons. 
The topics that will be considered range from the biophysical properties of 
microtubules, the various proteins that can modify these properties, 
the structure of the cytoskeletal network in the axon, the intracellular 
transport in neurons, the interactions between motors and microtubules, 
and many others. 

MTTN2023 is organized in the frame of the PhysBioPS project, in order to 
promote exchanges between Physics and Biology. 

Abstracts can be proposed for oral or poster presentations.


Ce workshop est consacré aux microtubules et au transport intracellulaire 
dans les neurones. 
Parmi les sujets qui pourront être abordés, on trouve les propriétés des 
microtubules, les protéines qui modifient ces propriétés, 
la structure du cytosquelette dans l'axone, le transport intracellulaire 
dans les neurons, ou encore les interactions entre moteurs et microtubules. 

MTTN2023 est organisé dans le cadre du projet PhysBioPS, 
dont le but est de promouvoir les échanges entre Physique et Biologie. 

Il est possible de proposer un abstract pour communication orale ou poster. 
 

 


 

Participants
  • ARTENI Ana
  • Carsten Janke
  • Chieh-Yu Chang
  • Coralie Martin
  • Cécile Appert-Rolland
  • Devrim KILINC
  • Francois Marquier
  • Isabelle ARNAL
  • Jean-Pierre Mothet
  • Karin John
  • Laura Schaedel
  • Linda KOHL
  • Magda Magiera
  • Manuela Dezi
  • Marie Sellier-Prono
  • Mathilde Badoual
  • Roland Brandt
  • William BUCHMANN
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    • 08:45 09:00
      Welcome coffee 15m
    • 09:05 09:45
      Welcome word and Introductory course
      • 09:05
        Welcome word 5m
        Speaker: Cécile Appert-Rolland (IJCLab)
      • 09:10
        The microtubule cytoskeleton – throwing a lifelong lifeline to neuronal axons 35m
        Speaker: Andreas Prokop (Univ. Manchester)
    • 09:45 10:30
      Invited speaker
      • 09:45
        Vimentin Intermediate Filaments Stabilize Dynamic Microtubules by Direct Interactions 45m
        Speaker: Laura Schaedel (Univ. Saarland)
    • 10:30 11:00
      Pause café 30m
    • 11:00 11:45
      Invited speaker
      • 11:00
        Lattice dynamics in microtubules: active and passive mechanisms 45m
        Speaker: Karin John (LIPhy, Grenoble)
    • 11:45 12:30
      Invited speaker
      • 11:45
        Microtubule regulation from the lumen 45m
        Speaker: Isabelle Arnal (Grenoble Institut Neurosciences)
    • 12:30 14:00
      Lunch and poster session 1h 30m
    • 14:00 14:45
      Invited speaker
      • 14:00
        Why kiss-and-hop explains that tau does not stabilize microtubules and does not interfere with axonal transport (at physiological conditions) 45m
        Speaker: Roland Brandt (Univ. Osnabrück)
    • 14:45 15:35
      Short talks
      • 14:45
        Holographic two-photon microscope for real-time 3D single particle tracking 20m
        Speaker: Marie-Charlotte Emperauger (LuMIn ENS Paris Saclay)
      • 15:05
        Models for axonal transport 30m
        Speakers: Marie Sellier-Prono (LPENS, Paris), Cécile Appert-Rolland (IJCLab)
    • 15:35 16:05
      Pause café 30m
    • 16:05 16:50
      Invited speaker
      • 16:05
        Axonal and dendritic transport in the context of Alzheimer’s disease 45m
        Speaker: Devrim Kilinc (Institut Pasteur de Lille)
    • 16:50 17:15
      Short talks
      • 16:50
        The impact of the tubulin code on microtubule functions 25m
        Speaker: Carsten Janke (Institut Curie, Orsay)
    • 17:15 17:20
      Conclusion and open discussion... 5m