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Katherine PollardGladstone Institutes & UCSFPopulation genetic models for human associated microbes
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Cedric FeschotteCornell UniversityTransposable elements as catalysts of cellular innovation
2018 Transposable Elements
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Josh DubnauStony Brook School of MedicineRetrotransposon storm hypothesis of ALS—The dangers of a Collyer's genome
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Blake WiedenheftMontana State UniversityEvolutionary outcomes of CRISPR-anti-CRISPR conflict
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Eric BetzigJanelia Farm Research CampusImaging cellular structure and dynamics from molecules to organisms
2018 Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Connectivity
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Matthew StateUniversity of California, San FranciscoLost in translation—Moving from de novo mutations to pathophysiology
2018 Autism & Neurodevelopment Disorders – from Genetic Discoveries to Interventions
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Antonio GiraldezYale UniversityElucidating the interplay between RNA sequence, structure and translation regulation during vertebrate embryogenesis
2018 Translational Control
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Joan BruggeHarvard Medical SchoolOxidative Stress Defenses in Cancer
2018 Mechanisms & Models of Cancer
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Lee ZouMGH Cancer Center/Harvard Medical SchoolMGH Cancer Center/Harvard Medical SchoolTargeting the aberrant R-Loop accumulation in cancer cells with ATR inhibitors
2018 DNA Metabolism, Genomic Stability & Human Disease
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P.Read MontagueVirginia Tech Carilion Research InstituteConnecting mind and brain in a computational age
2018 83rd Symposium: Brains & Behavior: Order & Disorder in the Nervous System
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Henrich GottlingerUMass Medical SchoolHIV release and infectivity—From ESCRTs to SERINCs
2018 Retroviruses
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David PageWhitehead Institute; MIT/HHMISex differences in health and disease
2018 Biology of Genomes
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Rudolf JaenischWhitehead Institute/MITStem cells and epigenetic regulation in development and disease
2018 Chromatin, Epigenetics & Transcription
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Justus KebschullStanford UniversityExploiting DNA sequencing technology for high-throughput neuroanatomy
2018 Neuronal Circuits
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Junying YuanHarvard Medical SchoolUbiquitination regulated RIPK1 activation controls apoptosis and necroptosis
2018 Ubiquitin Family, Autophagy & Diseases
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Steven HenikoffFred Hutchinson Cancer Research CenterStructural epigenomics (precision mapping of the chromatin landscape)
2018 Systems Biology: Global Regulation of Gene Expression
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Geeta NarlikarUCSFUnderstanding the biochemical and biophysical basis for genome organization
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Insoo HyunCase Western Reserve University School of Medicine"3D models of the human brain—What are the ethical concerns and how should they be addressed?"
2017 Development and 3D Modeling of the Human Brain
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Svante PaaboMax Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology"Using ancient genomes and model systems to study uniquely human phenotypes"
"Using ancient genomes and model systems to study uniquely human phenotypes"
Craig PikaardHoward Hughes Medical InstituteMechanisms of selective gene silencing
2017 Plant Genomes & Biotechnology: From Genes to Networks
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Edward BoydenMassachusetts Institute of Technology"Optical tools for analyzing and repairing complex biological systems"
2017 Single Cell Analysis
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Ellen RothenbergCalifornia Institute of Technology"Dissection of the regulatory trajectory for early T-cell lineage commitment"
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Lior PachterUC Berkeley“Post-procrustean bioinformatics”
2017 Genome Informatics
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Maricel KannUniversity of Maryland“A protein-domain approach for the analysis of disease mutations”
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Elaine R. MardisNationwide Children's Hospital Research InstitutePERSONALIZED CANCER GENOMICS: IMPACT AND IMPLICATIONS
2017 Biology of Cancer: Microenvironment, Metastasis & Therapy
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Michael KarinUniversity of California, San DiegoDe novo lipogenesis induced by ER stress is essential for hepatic steatosis and its progression to NASH
2017 Signalling & Metabolism in Tumor Microenvironment
De novo lipogenesis induced by ER stress is essential for hepatic steatosis and its progression to NASH
Raphael CohnThe Rockefeller UniversityCircuit mechanisms for flexible sensorimotor processing in Drosophila
2017 Neurobiology of Drosophila
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Craig ThompsonMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterManipulating cell death—The discovery and preclinical development of Bcl-2 inhibitors
2017 Cell Death
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Stephen HughesNational Cancer InstituteWhy study integration and reverse transcription
2017 Retroviruses
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Andrew ClarkCornell UniversityJunk Evolution
2017 The Biology of Genomes
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Anne BertolottiMRC LMBMaintaining proteasome homeostasis
2017 The Ubiquitin Family
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Christopher LimaMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterUbiquitin-like proteins:From conjugation to recognition
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Marc VidalDana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School"Edgetics"
2017 Systems Biology: Networks
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Marian WalhoutUniversity of Massachusetts Medical SchoolGene Regulatory Networks
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Mingyang LuJackson LaboratoryInterrogating the robustness of gene regulatory circuits by RACIPE
2016 Frontiers in Single Cell Genomics
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Aviv RegevBroad Institute of MIT & HarvardTowards a neuron cell atlas
2016 Axon Guidance, Synapse Formation and Regeneration
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Robert KingstonMass General Hospital/Harvard Med SchoolNucleosome compaction as a regulatory mechanism during development
2016 Epigenetics & Chromatin
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Alan ReinNational Cancer InstituteRetroviruses; Some Perspectives
2016 Retroviruses
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Alfred GoldbergHarvard Medical SchoolRegulation of proteasome function in normal and disease states
2016 Ubiquitin Family, Autophagy & Diseases
Regulation of proteasome function in normal and disease states
James HaberBrandeis UniversityHow Clls Fix Their Broken Chromosomes
2016 Double Helix Day
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Thomas KunkelNIEHS, NIHGenerating and Repairing Mismatches During Eukaryotic DNA Replication
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James WatsonCold Spring Harbor LaboratoryDiscovering the Double Helix: Going for Gold!
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Eric ShoubridgeMcGill UniversityPosttranscriptional regulation of mitochondrial gene expression
2015 Mitochondria
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Frank SlackHarvard Medical SchoolMicroRNAs in aging
2015 Molecular Basis of Aging and Disease
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Svante PaaboMax-Planck InstituteThe Genetic Legacy of Neanderthals
2015 80th Symposium: 21st Century Genetics - Genes at Work
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Susan RossUniversity of PennsylvaniaUsing mouse genetics to study host-virus interactions
2015 Retroviruses
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George Davey SmithUniversity of BristolMendelian randomization:Harnessing genocopy/phenocopy to identify modifiable causes of disease
2015 The Biology of Genomes
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Francis CollinsNational Institutes of HealthFrom the HGP to Precision Medicine
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Laurent KellerUniversity of LausanneThe influence of genes and social environment on behavior and social organization
2015 Biology of Genomics of Social Insects
The influence of genes and social environment on behavior and social organization
Arul ChinnaiyanHHMI/University of Michigan Medical SchoolThe application of integrative sequencing for precision medicine
2015 Precision Cancer Biology and Medicine
The application of integrative sequencing for precision medicine
Judith KorbUniversity of FreiburgComparative transcriptomics reveals the modular organization of ant phenotypic traits
2015 Biology & Genomics of Social Insects
Comparative transcriptomics reveals the modular organization of ant phenotypic traits
Gene RobinsonUniversity of IllinoisTranscriptional regulation and metabolism: key elements in the evolution and mechanisms of social life in bees
Transcriptional regulation and metabolism: key elements in the evolution and mechanisms of social life in bees
Ivan DikicGoethe University Medical SchoolUbiquitin and Autophagy Networks
2015 The Ubiquitin Family
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Brenda SchulmanSt. Jude Children's Research HospitalCelebrating the ubiquitin family;diversity of cullin-RING Ubl and Ub ligation mechanisms
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Marc KirschnerHarvard Medical SchoolHow biology optimizes both specificity and efficiency—Single molecule studies of ubiquitylation
2015 Cellular Dynamics & Models
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Maiken NedergaardUniversity of Rochester Medical CenterThe Glymphatic System
2014 Blood, Brain, Barrier
The Glymphatic System
Christopher VoightMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyPushing the scale of Genetic Engineering
2014 Synthetic Biology
Pushing the scale of Genetic Engineering
Laurie ZolothNorthwestern UniversityTruth and consequences—Reflections on ethical issues in synthetic biology
Truth and consequences—Reflections on ethical issues in synthetic biology
Toshio MatsumotoUniversity of TokushimaProgress and perspectives of osteoporosis treatment
2014 Bone & Cartilage: from Development to Human Diseases
Progress and perspectives of osteoporosis treatment
David HausslerUniversity of California, Santa Cruz Genomics InstituteGlobal exchange of human genetic data for medicine and research
2014 Biological Data Science
Global exchange of human genetic data for medicine and research
Dana CarrollUniversity of Utah Medical SchoolGenome engineering with targetable nucleases
2014 System Biology of Gene Regulation
Genome engineering with targetable nucleases
Fred WinstonHarvard Medical SchoolAnalysis of the role of Spt6 in controlling transcriptional accuracy in yeast
2014 Epigenetics & Chromatin
Analysis of the role of Spt6 in controlling transcriptional accuracy in yeast
Arnold LevineInstitute for Advanced Studies & Rutgers Cancer InstituteThe evolution of thymic lymphomas in P53 knock-out mice
2014 Mechanisms & Models of Cancer
The evolution of thymic lymphomas in P53 knock-out mice
Gerard EvanUniversity of CambridgeTargeting cancer’s engines, not its drivers
Targeting cancer’s engines, not its drivers
Kate ArnoldUniversity of St. Andrews The search for language in nonhuman primates
2014 Genetics & Neurobiology of Language
The search for language in nonhuman primates
Tecumseh FitchUniversity of ViennaA comparative approach to the neurobiology of language
A comparative approach to the neurobiology of language
Constance ScharffFreie Universitat BerlinFoxPs in birds and insects
FoxPs in birds and insects
Christoph KayserUniversity of GlasgowThe neural mechanisms of speech encoding: from oscillations to neural populations
The neural mechanisms of speech encoding: from oscillations to neural populations
Silvia ParacchiniUniversity of St. AndrewsDyslexia and laterality; is there a link?”
Dyslexia and laterality; is there a link?”
David PoeppelNew York University How can we develop linking hypotheses between genetics, computational neuroscience, and language research?
How can we develop linking hypotheses between genetics, computational neuroscience, and language research?
Peter HagoortMax Planck Institute for PsycholinguisticsThe neurobiology of language beyond the information given
The neurobiology of language beyond the information given
Wolfgang EnardLudwig-Maximilians University MunichMice, chimpanzees and the molecular basis of speech
Mice, chimpanzees and the molecular basis of speech
Simon FisherMax Planck Institute for PsycholinguisticsGenes, speech and language: translating the genome in human neuroscience
Genes, speech and language: translating the genome in human neuroscience
Liina PylkkanenNew York UniversityCombinatory semantics in the cognitive neuroscience of language
Combinatory semantics in the cognitive neuroscience of language
Evelina FedorenkoMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyThe language network and its place within the broader architecture of the human mind and brain
The language network and its place within the broader architecture of the human mind and brain
Matt DavisMRC Cognition and Brain Sciences UnitThe neurobiology of spoken word recognition
The neurobiology of spoken word recognition
Nina DronkersUniversity of California, DavisWhat has the study of adult aphasia taught us about language
What has the study of adult aphasia taught us about language
Karen EmmoreySan Diego State UniversityThe impact of distinct sensory-motor systems on the neurobiology of language: signed vs. spoken language
The impact of distinct sensory-motor systems on the neurobiology of language: signed vs. spoken language
Mairead MacSweeneyUniversity College LondonThe impact of deafness on the neurobiology of spoken language
The impact of deafness on the neurobiology of spoken language
Kate WatkinsOxford UniversitySimilarities and differences in the neural correlates of developmental disorders of speech and language
Similarities and differences in the neural correlates of developmental disorders of speech and language
Richard AslinUniversity of RochesterSpeech perception and work recognition in infants and adults
Speech perception and work recognition in infants and adults
Richard AslinUniversity of RochesterSpeech perception and work recognition in infants and adults Part 2
Speech perception and work recognition in infants and adults Part 2
Tara McAllister ByunNew York UniversityPerception-production relations in speech acquisition and disorders: A view from American English
Perception-production relations in speech acquisition and disorders: A view from American English
Loren LoogerHoward Hughes Medical InstituteTools for studying neurons, the only important cells in the brain
2014 Glia in Health & Disease
Tools for studying neurons, the only important cells in the brain
Charles ChavkinUniversity of WashingtonUnderstanding Stress as a Risk factor for Drug Addiction (part 2)
2014 Celluar Biology of Addiction
Understanding Stress as a Risk factor for Drug Addiction (part 2)
Charles ChavkinUniversity of WashingtonUnderstanding Stress as a Risk factor for Drug Addiction (part 1)
Understanding Stress as a Risk factor for Drug Addiction (part 1)
Jon-Kar ZubietaUniversity of MichiganDopamine and Opioid Systems in Pain and Chronic Pain
Dopamine and Opioid Systems in Pain and Chronic Pain
Brigitte L. KiefferIGBMC Strasbourg Opioid receptors in addiction and mood disorders; mouse genetic approaches
Opioid receptors in addiction and mood disorders; mouse genetic approaches
Chris EvansUCLANew Therapeutic Approaches: Agonist Directed Signaling Heterodimers Antibodies
2014 Cellular Biology of Addiction
New Therapeutic Approaches: Agonist Directed Signaling Heterodimers Antibodies
Kelly TanUnversite de GenevaProbing inhibitory Circuits of the VTA with Pharmagocolgical and Optogenetic tools
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M. Imad DamajVirginia Institute for Psychiatric &Behavioral GeneticsNicotine
Nicotine
Lex KravitzNational institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney DiseasesOptogenetic Investigations of Addiction
Optogenetic Investigations of Addiction
Cyril HerryNeurocentre Magendie, INSERMIdentification and Manipulation of Neuronal Circuits Controlling Fear Behavior
Identification and Manipulation of Neuronal Circuits Controlling Fear Behavior
Nora VolkowNational Institute on Drug AddictionFronto-Striatal Circuitry in Addiction
Fronto-Striatal Circuitry in Addiction
Jeff DalleyUniversity of CambridgeAddiction-a disorder of neural and psychological transitions from impulsivity to compulsivity
Addiction-a disorder of neural and psychological transitions from impulsivity to compulsivity
David BelinDepartment of Pharmacology, University of CambridgeFrom recreational drug use to compulsive drug seeking habits
From recreational drug use to compulsive drug seeking habits
Markus HeiligLaboratory of Clinical and Translational Studies, NIAAA A translational perspective on the neurobiology and treatment of alcohol addiction
A translational perspective on the neurobiology and treatment of alcohol addiction
Rafael MaldonadoUniversity Pompeu Fabra BarcelonaInvolvement of CB1 Cannobinoid Receptors in addictive behavior and motor coordination.
Involvement of CB1 Cannobinoid Receptors in addictive behavior and motor coordination.
Rainer SpanagelInstitute of Psychopharmacology University of Heidelberg, GermanyAlcohol Addiction
Alcohol Addiction
Andreas ZimmerInstitute of Molecular Psychiatry University of BonnCannabinoid signaling and aging (Part 2)
Cannabinoid signaling and aging (Part 2)
Andreas ZimmerInstitute of Molecular Psychiatry University of BonnCannabinoid signaling and aging (Part 1)
Cannabinoid signaling and aging (Part 1)
Angus NairnDepartment of Psychiatry, Yale University School of MedicineMolecular and Cellular Mechanisms of Addictive Drugs: Signal Transduction Mechanisms
Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms of Addictive Drugs: Signal Transduction Mechanisms
Marina PicciottoYale UniversityNicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors and Nicotine Addiction
Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors and Nicotine Addiction
Tuuli LappalainenNew York Genome Center & Columbia University, New York, NYIntegration of Transcriptome and Genome Sequencing Data in Population-Scale Data Sets
2014 Statistical Analysis of Genome Scale Data
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Joseph PickrellNew York Genome Center, New York, NYAnalysis of Genetic Variation In Human Gene Regulation
Analysis of Genetic Variation In Human Gene Regulation
Rafael IrizarryJohn Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, MDAccounting for Cellular Heterogeneity is Critical in Epigenetic Studies
Accounting for Cellular Heterogeneity is Critical in Epigenetic Studies
Rafael IrizarryJohn Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, MDBatch effects, experimental design, and methylation data analysis
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Rafael IrizarryJohn Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, MDFactor Analysis
Factor Analysis
John StamatoyannopoulosUniv. of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WADecoding the Human Genome: Mapping and analysis of regulatory DNA
Decoding the Human Genome: Mapping and analysis of regulatory DNA
John StamatoyannopoulosUniv. of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WAForward Propagation of Regulatory Information During Differentiation
Forward Propagation of Regulatory Information During Differentiation
Joseph PickrellNew York Genome Center, New York, NYDetection and Interpretation of Genetic Variants that Influence Human Traits
Detection and Interpretation of Genetic Variants that Influence Human Traits
Aedin CulhaneHarvard University School of Public Health, Boston, MAExploratory data analysis
Exploratory data analysis
Wolfgang BaumeisterMax Planck Institut for BiochemistryUnveiling the long-held secrets of the 26S proteasome
2014 Protein Modification & Homeostasis
Unveiling the long-held secrets of the 26S proteasome
Keiichi NambaOsaka UniversityCryoEM image analysis of macromolecular motor assemblies
2014 5th CSHA Symposium: Structural Biology from Atoms to Cells
CryoEM image analysis of macromolecular motor assemblies
Stephen HarrisonHarvard Medical SchoolMembrane dynamics and virus entry—From atomic structures to single-molecule movies
Membrane dynamics and virus entry—From atomic structures to single-molecule movies
Paul BieniaszAaron Diamond AIDS Research CenterKeynote Speaker
2014 Retroviruses
Keynote Speaker
Mary CarringtonNational Cancer InstituteThe influence of immunogenetic variation on HIV disease
The influence of immunogenetic variation on HIV disease
David MooreBaylor College of MedicineTargeting CAR to Treat and Prevent Liver Cancer
2014 Liver Metabolism, Diseases & Cancer
Targeting CAR to Treat and Prevent Liver Cancer
Rui CostaChampalimaud Neuroscience ProgramGenerating and shaping novel action repertoires
2014 Neural Circuit Basis of Behavior & Its Disorders
Generating and shaping novel action repertoires
Peter DonnellyWellcome Trust Centre for Human GeneticsGenomic Discovery: Mechanisms of Meiotic Recombination
2014 Biology Of Genome
Genomic Discovery: Mechanisms of Meiotic Recombination
Nancy MoranUniversity of Texas - AustinGenomic Erosion in Symbiotic Bacteria
2014 Biology of Genome
Genomic Erosion in Symbiotic Bacteria
Hidehiko InagakiHHMI Janelia Farm Research CampusNeuronal mechanism of state control in Drosophila melanogaster
2014 Neuronal Circuits
Neuronal mechanism of state control in Drosophila melanogaster
Ramon ParsonsIcahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiKeynote address
2014 PTEN Pathways & Targets
Keynote address
David BurtRoslin Institute & R(D)SVS University of EdinburghAvian genomics a decade after the publication of the chicken genome sequence
2014 Avian System Models
Avian genomics a decade after the publication of the chicken genome sequence
Jacob HowardMedical College of WisconsinHow do you get rat research support in world of GWAS and whole genome sequencing in humans?
2013 Rat Genomics & Models
How do you get rat research support in world of GWAS and whole genome sequencing in humans?
Ross HardisonPennsylvania State UniversityGenomics of hematopoietic gene regulation
Genomics of hematopoietic gene regulation
Michel NussenzweigHHMI/Rockefeller UniversityHarnessing immunity to prevent and treat HIV infection
2013 Harnessing Immunity to Prevent & Treat Disease
Harnessing immunity to prevent and treat HIV infection
Hugh ReinhoffChildren's Hospital Oakland Research InstituteMy daughter's DNA and every little thing about her?
2013 Personal Genomes & Medical Genomics
My daughter's DNA and every little thing about her?
Gholson LyonCold spring Harbor LabAdvancing precision medicine through clinical grade whole genome sequencing, return of 10 results, and deep brain stimulation
2013 Personal Genome & Medical Genomics
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Richard DurbinWellcome Trust Sanger instituteSome thoughts on ever more available sequencing
Some thoughts on ever more available sequencing
Lior PachterUC BerkeleyStories from the Supplement
2013 Genome Informatics
Stories from the Supplement
Max AlekseyevUniversity of South CarolinaReconstruction of ancestral genomes in presence of gene loss
Reconstruction of ancestral genomes in presence of gene loss
Eric NestlerMount Sinai UnivNew insight into the neurobiology of depression
2013 Development, Function and Disease of Neural Circuits
New insight into the neurobiology of depression
Richard A. YoungWhitehead Institute for Biomedical Research and Massachusetts Institute of TechnologySuper-enhancers and the control of cell identity and disease
2013 CSHA/ISSCR joint meeting on Stem Cell
Super-enhancers and the control of cell identity and disease
Jan MelomMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyVisualizing calcium—Insights into quantal synaptic transmission and cortex glial function
2013 Neurobiology of Drosophila
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Rudolf JaenischWhitehead Institute/MITStem cells and pluripotency—Mechanisms of reprogramming and gene targeting in ES cells and mice
2013 Stem Cell Biology
Stem cells and pluripotency—Mechanisms of reprogramming and gene targeting in ES cells and mice
Joel SussmanWeizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, IsraelProteopedia—A scientific 'Wiki' bridging the rift between 3D structure and function of biomacromolecules
2013 Frontiers in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Proteopedia—A scientific 'Wiki' bridging the rift between 3D structure and function of biomacromolecules
Leroy HoodInstitute for Systems Biology, Seattle, WashingtonHow systems medicine is changing healthcare
How systems medicine is changing healthcare
Stefan HellMax Planck Institute for Biophysical ChemistyNanoscopy with focused light
2013 New Advances in Optical Imaging of Live Cells and Organisms
Nanoscopy with focused light
Michael BrownUT Southwestern Medical SchoolSCAP: Sensor of Membrane Cholesterol
2013 Metabolic Signaling & Disease: From Cell to Organism
SCAP: Sensor of Membrane Cholesterol
Eric NestlerMount Sinai UnivTranscriptional and Epigenetics Mechanisms of Addiction Part 2
2013 Cellular Biology of Drug Addiction
Transcriptional and Epigenetics Mechanisms of Addiction Part 2
Eric NestlerMount Sinai UnivTranscriptional and Epigenetics Mechanisms of Addiction
Transcriptional and Epigenetics Mechanisms of Addiction
Peter KalivasMedical Uiversity of South CarolinaUsing Synaptic Plasticity to Cure Addiction. Part 1
Using Synaptic Plasticity to Cure Addiction. Part 1
Peter KalivasMedical Uiversity of South CarolinaUsing Synaptic Plasticity to Cure Addiction. Part 2
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William YangUCLAGenetic Dissection of Basal Ganglia Circuitry:Novel Insights into Opiate Reward
Genetic Dissection of Basal Ganglia Circuitry:Novel Insights into Opiate Reward
R.Christopher PierceUniversity of PennsylvaniaForgiving the Sins of the Father: Epigenetic Inheritance of Addiction Phenotypes. Coming soon.
Forgiving the Sins of the Father: Epigenetic Inheritance of Addiction Phenotypes. Coming soon.
David BelinINSERMThe psychobiology of incentive habits: relevance for the understanding of addictions
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Brigitte KiefferIGBMC,FranceOpioid Receptor Function in Addiction and Mood Disorders: Mouse Genetic Approaches
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David BelinINSERMWe are not equally vulnerable to addiction
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Nora VolkowNational Institute on Drug Abuse National Institutes of HealthMolecular Imaging in SUD: Opportunities for Translation into Basic and Clinical Neuroscience
Molecular Imaging in SUD: Opportunities for Translation into Basic and Clinical Neuroscience
Angus NairnYale University School of MedicineCourse Lecture Part 1
Course Lecture Part 1
Angus NairnYale University School of MedicineCourse Lecture Part 2
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Antonello BonciNational Institute on Drug Abuse NIDAOptogenetic approaches to studying substance abuse and synaptic plasticity
Optogenetic approaches to studying substance abuse and synaptic plasticity
Jonathan PollockNational Institute on Drug Abuse/NIH/DHHSStrategic Directions and Opportunities for Funding
Strategic Directions and Opportunities for Funding
Rajita SinhaYale University School of MedicineClinical Neurobiology of Stress and Addiction: Risk, Relapse and Treatment Development
Clinical Neurobiology of Stress and Addiction: Risk, Relapse and Treatment Development
David GoldmanNIAAA/LNGGenetics of addiction: Alleles, mechanisms, and contexts
Genetics of addiction: Alleles, mechanisms, and contexts
David GoldmanNIAAA/LNGWhat is the Phenotype
What is the Phenotype
Marina PicciottoYale University School of MedicineMolecular Basis of Nicotine Addiction
Molecular Basis of Nicotine Addiction
Rob EdwardsUniv of California San FranciscoThe Corelease of Glutamate with Monoamines
The Corelease of Glutamate with Monoamines
Charles ChavkinUniv of WashingtonTherapeutic Potential of Kappa Opiods in Pain and Addiction
Therapeutic Potential of Kappa Opiods in Pain and Addiction
Charles ChavkinUniv of WashingtonUnderstanding stress as a risk factor for Drug Addiction
Understanding stress as a risk factor for Drug Addiction
Barbara MasonScripps Research Institute of La Jolla, CaliforniaPredictive Validity of Human Laboratory Models for Medication Development in Alcohol Dependence
Predictive Validity of Human Laboratory Models for Medication Development in Alcohol Dependence
George KoobScripps Research Institute of La Jolla, CaliforniaNeurobiology of Addiction: View from the Dark Side
Neurobiology of Addiction: View from the Dark Side
Edmund RollsOxford Centre for Computational Neuroscience and University of Warwick“On the rules of cortical wiring and function, with implications for understanding psychiatric disorders”
2013 Wiring the Brain
“On the rules of cortical wiring and function, with implications for understanding psychiatric disorders”
Kevin MitchellSmurfit Institute of Genetics, Trinity College DublinThe Miswired Brain
2013 Wiring The Brain
The Miswired Brain
Steve HorvathUniversity of California, Los Angeles, CAWeighted network analysis applied to Huntington's disease
2013 Statistical Methods For Functional Genomics
Weighted network analysis applied to Huntington's disease
Steve HorvathUniversity of California, Los Angeles, CAExtended Overview of Weighted Gene Co-Expression Network Analysis (WGCNA)
Extended Overview of Weighted Gene Co-Expression Network Analysis (WGCNA)
Steve HorvathUniversity of California, Los Angeles, CAClustering methods used in genomics
Clustering methods used in genomics
Steve HorvathUniversity of California, Los Angeles, CAClassification and Supervised Learning
Classification and Supervised Learning
Christina LeslieMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NYStatistical Analysis
Statistical Analysis
Sean DavisNational Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MDClustering
Clustering
Sean DavisNational Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MDMicroarray Preprocessing
Microarray Preprocessing
Mark GersteinYale University, New Haven, CTStatistical Methods in Functional Genomics -- or How Biology Grapples with Big Data
Statistical Methods in Functional Genomics -- or How Biology Grapples with Big Data
Nicholas IngoliaCarnegie Institution, Baltimore, MDGenome-wide Profiling of Translation Initiation and Protein Synthesis
Genome-wide Profiling of Translation Initiation and Protein Synthesis
Emily HodgesCold Spring Harbor LaboratoryDomains of DNA Hypomethylation are Pockets of Activity for Genome Regulation and Organization
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Olivier ElementoWeill Cornell Medical CollegeBasics of high-throughput sequencing
Basics of high-throughput sequencing
Olivier ElementoWeill Cornell Medical CollegeRead Formats
Read Formats
Olivier ElementoWeill Cornell Medical CollegeChIP-seq
ChIP-seq
Naomi AltmanPenn State UniversityReplicability, Two objectives of Bioinformatics Experiments, From organism to data and Steps in Designing an "omics" Study
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Naomi AltmanPenn State UniversityStatistics for Differential Expression in Microarray Studies
Statistics for Differential Expression in Microarray Studies
Naomi AltmanPenn State UniversityCount and Tabular Data
Count and Tabular Data
Naomi AltmanPenn State UniversityBasic Statistical Inference for Bioinformatics Studies
Basic Statistical Inference for Bioinformatics Studies
Naomi AltmanPenn State UniversityStatistics for Differential Expression in Sequencing Studies
Statistics for Differential Expression in Sequencing Studies
Todd RileyColumbia UniversityBiological Application: Mutations in Hox genes cause homeotic transformations during embryogenesis
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Todd RileyColumbia UniversityBuilding accurate sequence-to-affinity models from in vitro binding data using FeatureREDUCE
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Harmen BussemakerColumbia UniversityScoring overlap with GO cats
Scoring overlap with GO cats
Harmen BussemakerColumbia UniversityProbing DNA shape and methylation state on a genomic scale with Dnase I
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Harmen BussemakerColumbia UniversityModeling Condition-Specific Regulation of mRNA Stability in Yeast
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Harmen BussemakerColumbia UniversityLearning mechanistic models that predict expression from sequence
Learning mechanistic models that predict expression from sequence
Harmen BussemakerColumbia UniversityLearning mechanistic models that predict expression from sequence Part 2
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Hidde PloeghWhitehead Institute for Biomedical ResearchThe Logic of Your Immune System
2013 Symp LXXVIII: Immunity & Tolerance
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Ben BerkhoutAcademic Medical Center, University of AmsterdamHIV RNAAAAAAA
2013 Retroviruses
HIV RNAAAAAAA
Robert FareseUniversity of California, San FranciscoThe roots of obesity—Mechanisms of lipid synthesis and storage
2013 Metabolism, Obesity and Obesity-associated Diseases
The roots of obesity—Mechanisms of lipid synthesis and storage
Warner GreeneGladstone InstitutesT cell death and chronic inflammation: An unexpected link in HIV infection
T cell death and chronic inflammation: An unexpected link in HIV infection
Tom RapoportHHMI/Harvard Medical SchoolMechanisms of protein translocation across membranes
2013 Membrane Protein Structure and Function
Mechanisms of protein translocation across membranes
Reinhard JahnMax Planck Institute for Biophysical ChemistryExocytosis in neurons—Interplay between proteins and lipids
Exocytosis in neurons—Interplay between proteins and lipids
Eric LanderThe Broad Institute of MIT & HarvardKeynote Lecture
2013 The Biology of Genome
Keynote Lecture
Eric SchadtMt Sinai Medical CenterConsidering the digital Universe of data to better diagnose and treat patients
Considering the digital Universe of data to better diagnose and treat patients
Clifford TabinHarvard Medical SchoolGut morphogenesis—From physical forces to localization of stem cells
2012 CSHA/ISSCR joint meeting on Stem Cell
Gut morphogenesis—From physical forces to localization of stem cells
Maynard OlsonUniversity of WashingtonThree cautions about personalized medicine
2012 Personal Genomes & Medical Genomics
Three cautions about personalized medicine
Retta BeeryThe Beery Family Journey—A sequencing success
The Beery Family Journey—A sequencing success
Carlo CroceOhio State UniversityMicroRNAs can function as ligands for TLR and regulate the interactions between cancer cells and their microenviroment
2012 Tumor Microenvironment
MicroRNAs can function as ligands for TLR and regulate the interactions between cancer cells and their microenviroment
Carlo CroceOhio State UniversityCauses and consequences of microRNA dysregulation in cancer
2012 Differentiation Therapy and Advances in Leukemia
Causes and consequences of microRNA dysregulation in cancer
Stephan BaylinJohns Hopkins University, Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer CenterThe era of the cancer epigenome: Dissecting the biological and translational implications
The era of the cancer epigenome: Dissecting the biological and translational implications
Zhu ChenMinistry of Health P.R. China/Shanghai Institute of HematologySynergistic targeting therapies against oncoproteins for acute myeloid leukemia
Synergistic targeting therapies against oncoproteins for acute myeloid leukemia
Lucy ShaprioStanford UniversityAn integrated 3D network controls a bacterial cell cycle
2012 High Throughput Biology
An integrated 3D network controls a bacterial cell cycle
Lily JanUniversity of California San FranciscoRecent studies of potassium channels and a novel family of calcium-activated anion channels and cation channels
2012 Ion channels: Biophysics, Diseases and Therapeutics
Recent studies of potassium channels and a novel family of calcium-activated anion channels and cation channels
Yuh-Nung JanUniversity of California San FranciscoIdentification and studies of mechano-transduction channels in Drosophila
Identification and studies of mechano-transduction channels in Drosophila
Adrian BirdUniversity of Edinburgh, UKThe dinucleotide CG as a genomic signalling module
2012 Epigenetics & Chromatin
The dinucleotide CG as a genomic signalling module
Jennifer DoudnaHHMI/University of California, BerkeleyProgrammable RNA-guided genome defense in bacteria
2012 Regulatory & Non-Coding RNAs
Programmable RNA-guided genome defense in bacteria
Charles SherrHHMI/St.Jude Children's Res. HospitalKeynote Lecture
2012 Mechanisms & Models of Cancer
Stefan LohmanderLund University Sweden and University of Southern DenmarkOsteoarthritis —Understanding a common complex disease
2012 Bone and Cartilage: from Development to Human Diseases
Osteoarthritis —Understanding a common complex disease
John MellorsUniversity of PittsburghCan HIV-1 be eradicated from the individual and the world?
2012 Retroviruses
Can HIV-1 be eradicated from the individual and the world?
Jonathan StoyeMRC National Institute for Medical ResearchGerm line retroviruses-good or bad?
Germ line retroviruses-good or bad?
Maxine LinialFred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center40 Years in Retrovirology, a Reminiscence
40 Years in Retrovirology, a Reminiscence
Susan WesslerUniversity of California, RiversideThe success strategies of transposable elements that rapidly diversify genomes
2012 The Biology of Genomes
The success strategies of transposable elements that rapidly diversify genomes
Steven HenikoffFred Hutchinson Cancer Research CenterMapping genome-wide nucleosome dynamics
2012 Epigenetics, Chromatin & Transcription
Mapping genome-wide nucleosome dynamics
John GurdonGurdon Institute, UKThe stabilization of cell differentiation
2012 Molecular Pathways in Organ Development & Disease
The stabilization of cell differentiation
David LaneA*STAR, p53 LaboratoryAnalysis of the p53 pathway in zebrafish
2012 Fishing for Answers: Zebrafish Models of Human Development and Disease
Analysis of the p53 pathway in zebrafish
Philip InghamInstitute of Molecular and Cell BiologyTwo decades of sonic hedgehog
Two decades of sonic hedgehog
Marie-Anne FelixIBENS, FranceNatural populations of Caenorhabditis and studies on apparent and cryptic phenotypic variation
2012 Evolution of Caenorhabditis and Other Nematodes
Natural populations of Caenorhabditis and studies on apparent and cryptic phenotypic variation
Weizhe HongStanford UniversityLarry Katz Lecture
2012 Neuronal Circuits
Larry Katz Lecture
Bob KingstonHarvard Medical SchoolOligodendroglial metabolism and the support of axonal intergrity
2012 Systems Biology: Global Regulation of Gene Expression
Oligodendroglial metabolism and the support of axonal intergrity
Michael LevineUC BerkeleyMechanisms of transcriptional precision in the Drosophila embryo
Mechanisms of transcriptional precision in the Drosophila embryo