Plans for SMB Annual Meeting 2021

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Dear Subgroup members,

The SMB Subgroup on Cell and Developmental Biology has begun organizing the CDEV schedule for the 2021 SMB Annual Meeting and we would love to hear your ideas. The two overarching themes of the conference will be "translational research" and "promoting diversity". We would like invite you to propose topics and experts for our plenary speakers, minisymposia, and potential tutorial sessions.

Sincerely,

Veronica, Renske, Tracy, Linus, and Ruben

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What plenary speakers (working on cell and developmental biology) would you like to see at the SMB meeting?

What thematic minisymposia would you find interesting?

Would you like to help organize such a minisymposium? (example: invite speakers, advertise a session, etc.)

Yes

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Tutorials

As part of the overarching theme of "translational research", SMB would like to organize pre-conference tutorials to introduce researchers to different topics of cellular and developmental biology.

What tutorial topics would you be interested in attending?

Bayesian Inference in Systems Biology

Analysis of high-throughput single cell RNA sequencing

Advanced methods for analysing Turing Patterns

Machine Learning methods for cellular microscopy

Cell-based modelling of tissues

Hybrid methods for stochastic-deterministic simulation

Other:

What format would you find most useful for the tutorials? (example: presentations, hands-on tutorials, etc.)

Website

This year we have launched a new webpage for the interest group that will feature posts of interest for the group members: https://smb-celldevbio.github.io/. We will soon reach out to ask for contributions from members of the CDEV community!

What content would you like to be featured in the website?

Summaries of talks and minisymposia of the SMB meeting

Posts reviewing recently published papers in a less technical format

Posts introducing a research lab or group

Posts from early career researchers in our field

Job postings section

Other:

Thank you very much! Please let us know if you have any other suggestions below, or by getting in touch at smbcelldevbio@gmail.com.

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