New Advances in Optical Imaging of Live Cells and Organisms | 活细胞和有机体的光学成像新进展

基本信息

• 会议日期： 2013年8月20日至2013年8月23日
• 会议地点： 苏州独墅湖会议酒店

组织信息

• 科学组委会成员：
  • Atsushi Miyawaki, Riken Brain Science Institute, Japan
  • Xiaoliang Sunney Xie, Harvard University, USA
  • Rafael Yuste, Columbia University, USA
  • Xiaowei Zhuang, HHMI / Harvard University, USA
• 主题演讲嘉宾：
  • Stefan Hell, Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Germany - Nanoscope with Focused Light
• 特邀演讲嘉宾：
  • Heping Cheng, Peking University, CHINA - In vivo imaging mitochondrial flashes - The latest developments
  • Ethan Garner, Harvard University, USA - Dissecting the mechanism of bacterial cell wall synthesis with single molecule imaging
  • Akihiro Kusumi, Kyoto University, JAPAN - Cell’s first steps for raft formation and function as revealed by single-molecule imaging and tracking
  • Michiyuki Matsuda, Kyoto University, JAPAN - Visualization of signaling molecule activity with transgenic mice expressing FRET biosensors
  • Robert Singer, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, USA - Following Single mRNAs From Birth to Death in Living Cells
  • Toshio Ando, Kanazawa University, JAPAN - Video imaging of dynamic molecular and cellular processes by high-speed AFM
  • Carlos Bustamante, HHMI/University of California, Berkeley, USA - Recent advances in molecular imaging
  • Yoshie Harada, Kyoto University, JAPAN - Development of a novel single-molecule imaging technique using fluorescent diamond nanoparticles
  • Paul Selvin, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA - Single Molecule Fluorescence and Optical Trapping Applied to Molecular
  • Michelle Wang, Cornell University and HHMI, USA - Biological Processes under Torque
  • Steven Boxer, Stanford University, USA - Split GFP as an photo-active element to control interactions
  • Atsushi Miyawaki, Riken Brain Science Institute, JAPAN - New fluorescent probes and new perspectives in neuroscience
  • Hidekazu Tsutsui, Osaka University, JAPAN - The voltage-sensor domain and membrane potential imaging
  • Tao Xu, Chinese Academy of Sciences, CHINA - Developing novel probes for super-resolution microscopy
  • William Moerner, Stanford University, USA - Challenges and Opportunities for 3D Single-Molecule Localization Microscopy in Cells
  • Valentin Nagerl, University of Bordeaux, France - Nanoscale imaging of synapses in living brain slices by STED microscopy
  • Xiaowei Zhuang, HHMI / Harvard University, USA - Recent technological advances and applications of STORM
  • Scott Fraser, University of Southern California, USA - Imaging the Molecular Signaling and Cellular Dynamics of Embryonic Development
  • Masaru Ishii, Osaka University, JAPAN - Intravital multiphoton imaging dissecting cellular dynamics in live animals
  • Eric Potma, UC Irvine, USA - Clinical multiphoton microscopy: old tricks, new applications
  • Michio Tomura, Kyoto University, JAPAN - Visualization of immune response by observing cell-cycle, movement and death
  • Xiaoliang Sunney Xie, Harvard University, USA - Stimulated Raman Scattering Microscopy: Label Free Imaging of DNA and Cancer
  • Ann-Shyn Chiang, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan - Connectomics mapping of the Drosophila central complex
  • Daniel Choquet, CNRS-Univ. Bordeaux, FRANCE - Nano Scale imaging of glutamatergic synapse organization and function
  • Adam Cohen, Harvard University, USA - All Optical Electrophysiology with Microbial Rhodopsins
  • Arthur Konnerth, Technical University Munich, GERMANY - Imaging single synapses of cortical neurons in vivo
  • Wei Min, Columbia University, USA - Vibrational imaging of proteome dynamics in live cells and organisms
  • Edward Boyden, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA - Optogenetics and Other Technologies for Neural Circuit Analysis
  • Roberto Etchenique, Universidad De Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA - Ruthenium caged compounds: manipulation of cellular activity with visible and IR light
  • Michael Lin, Stanford University School of Medicine, USA - Improving fluorescence imaging across spatial scales with brighter red fluorescent proteins
  • Shimon Weiss, University of California, Los Angeles, USA - Towards 'optogenetics' with non-genetic inorganic nanoparticles
  • Rafael Yuste, Columbia University, USA - Playing the piano with the brain: monitoring and manipulating neuronal activity in 3D

联系信息

• 联系方式：
  • Cold Spring Harbor Asia
  • No.299 Qiyue Road, SIP/ Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China
  • Tel: +86-512-62729029
  • Fax: +86-512-62729028
  • Email: mikeji@cshl.edu
  • Website: www.csh-asia.org

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