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The following events are of considerable interest to researchers, clinicians, and bioinformaticians in the GenitoUrinary Disease & Development Community:
- Meetings 2010 | April/ May | June/July | August/September | October/November
- Events Archive - details of past meetings where there has been a GUDMAP presence.
Meetings of particular interest to GUDMAP and/or that are likely to have GUDMAP representation are shown in bold text.
- Keystone Symposia: Dynamics of Eukaryotic Transcription during Development
Big Sky Resort, Montana, USA. 7th-12th April 2010.
This meeting is intended to explore recently appreciated mechanisms for gene regulation and to showcase the novel techniques that have permitted these advances. Of particular interest are the use of comprehensive, genomic approaches, and their use towards understanding the different patterns of gene expression in different model systems, including stem cells and developing tissues, as well as the application of novel molecular probing and cell imaging techniques to investigate the global nuclear architecture and its impact on gene expression. - BSCB & BSDB Joint Spring Meeting
University of Warwick, UK. 12th-15th April 2010.
The Annual Spring Meeting will be held from Monday 12th to Thursday 15th April 2010 at the award winning University of Warwick’s Conference Park. We are delighted to announce we have two fantastic plenary speakers, Professor Elaine Fuchs from The Rockefeller University, New York and also Professor Mike Levine from The University of California at Berkeley. Sessions include; Interaction Signalling Pathways, Stem Cell Biology, including iPS cells and Regenerative Medicine, Genomes and Disease, Genomic Approaches to Developmental Biology, Mechanisms of Gene Regulation and more...
We are incredibly excited about this conference which will offer a stimulating and informative programme together with many social opportunities for networking. For anyone working in cell or developmental biology, the BSCB/BSDB joint spring conference is a must. - Keystone Symposia: Diabetes
Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. 12th-17th April 2010.
The meeting will focus on latest advancements in our understanding of the molecular pathogenesis of Type 2 diabetes to accelerate the translation of experimental and clinical discoveries to link phenotype to genotype. Particular emphasis will be placed on 1) epigenetics, genetics and pharmacogenomics of metabolic responses, 2) links between pathways linking obesity, inflammation, and insulin resistance and 3) Type 2 diabetes in children and adolescents. A key goal for the meeting will be to facilitate collaborative interactions between basic and clinical scientists focused on prediction, prevention, and treatment of insulin resistance and diabetes. - Keystone Symposia: Developmental Origins and Epigenesis in Human Health and Disease
Swissotel, The Stamford, Singapore. 26th-30th April 2010.
This symposium is designed to explore experimental models of development, to understanding the role of epigenetics in regulating important signaling pathways, and to examine the relationship of the fetal environment to normal development and the susceptibility to chronic disease.
- AUA (American Urological Association) Annual Meeting
San Francisco, CA, USA. 29th May - 3rd June 2010.
Join the worlds largest gathering or urologists and researchers.
- Organisation for the Study of Sex Differences (OSSD) Annual Meeting 2010
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. 3rd-5th June 2010.
The annual meeting will facilitate an interdisciplinary exchange of ideas by providing investigators from various fields a unique opportunity to share their latest findings and hypotheses about sex differences. The interdisciplinary meeting will bring together researchers who share an interest in sex differences and who are unlikely to meet at other scientific conferences and meetings.
- Society for Developmental Biology 69th Annual Meeting
Jointly with Japanese Society of Developmental Biologists
Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. 5th-9th August 2010.
Featruing speakers on the following areas of research: Organogenesis ▪ Regulatory Networks ▪ Spatiotemporal Control in Development ▪ Signaling in Regeneration ▪ Cellular Contact in Growth and Differentiation ▪ Generation of Asymmetry ▪ Integration of Signaling Systems ▪ Branching and Migration ▪ Evolution of Regulatory Traits
- Systems Biology: Networks
Wellcome Trust Conference Centre, Hinxton, UK. 11th-15th August 2010.
Building upon the strength of the previous annual CSHL/WT meetings on interactome networks held in Hinxton, UK (2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008) and the ORFeome meeting held in Boston, MA, USA (2000 through 2009), this conference will address the mapping and modeling of molecular interactions and networks in the cell. The cell is a highly organized system of interacting macromolecules and metabolites. Network Biology attempts to understand biology from the point-of-view of the global and local systems properties of molecular networks. The conference will address the structure, function and dynamics of a variety of cellular networks such as genetic, transcriptional, post-transcriptional gene regulatory, protein-protein interaction, signaling, and metabolic networks. A central theme of the meeting is to understand how network properties relate to phenotypes, including human disease.
- GRC Reproductive Tract Biology
Proctor Academy, Andover, NH, USA. 15th-20th August 2010.
The conference will be the 19th in a series of conferences that are usually held biannually since its inception in 1973. Presenting cutting-edge basic, translational, and clinical research on the formation, function, and pathology of the male and female reproductive organs across a wide spectrum of mammalian animal models (laboratory, livestock, and wild) and in humans. Lectures on frontier research in testicular and ovarian biology, sessions focussing on the testis, male reproductive tract (epididymis, prostate, external genitalia), ovary, oviduct, uterus, placenta, fetal-maternal interactions, and pathologies of the reproductive tract organs. This conference has traditionally had a very collegial atmosphere with numerous opportunities for informal gatherings in the afternoons and evenings, providing a wonderful setting for scientists from different disciplines to discuss science and facilitate collaborations.
- 11th International Workshop on Developmental Nephrology
Mohonk Mountain House, New Paltz, New York, USA. 24th-27th August 2010.
The IWDN is an interdisciplinary meeting of pediatric nephrologists, developmental biologists and physiologists, cell biologists and geneticists to address new knowledge in the field of developmental disorders of the kidney. The target audience is established and new investigators, and trainees in the fields of Pediatric Nephrology, Developmental Biology, Developmental Physiology and Genetics with an interest in kidney embryology and developmental renal disorders.
- 15th Congress of the International Pediatric Nephrology Association
New York Hilton, New York, USA. 29th August -2nd September 2010.
In keeping with the IPNA's long standing tradition of providing a friendly international venue for an exciting up to date review of the advances in pediatric nephrology, the New York City meeting is perfectly poised to welcome our global IPNA community of clinicians and investigators to what will certainly be an outstanding scientific gathering. The theme of Global Health in Pediatric Nephrology will be fulfilled by an innovative and comprehensive Scientific Program addressing the major areas of our subspecialty including new advances in translational medicine.
- BSDB 2010 Autumn Meeting - Development of Sensory Systems
St. Anne's College, Oxford, UK. 7th-9th September 2010.
An exciting lineup of 18 speakers who will be presenting work that covers a broad range of topics and systems. This meeting will consider the most up to date analysis, from a range of different organisms, covering molecular, cellular and evolutionary aspects, of sensory nervous system development.
- Genome Informatics
Wellcome Trust Conference Centre, Hinxton, UK. 15th - 19th September 2010.
The focus for this conference is large-scale genome informatics. Biology is an experimental science that is experiencing an explosion of new data. This requires biologists to increase the scale and sophistication in the information technology used for their research. The conference scope encompasses the management and the analysis of these data, such as whole genome comparisons within and among species and strains, the analysis of results from high throughput experiments to uncover cellular pathways and molecular interactions, and the design of effective algorithms to identify regulatory sequence motifs.
- Mouse Development, Genetics and Genomics
CSH, USA. 26th-30th October 2010.
The specific goal of this conference is to bring together a diverse group of scientists studying various molecular and genetic aspects of mammalian development. This meeting is intended to provide a format for the exchange of ideas and information, to discuss the latest research findings and technical advances towards the study of mammalian development and disease.
- ASN Renal Week 2010
Denver, CO, USA. 16th-21st November 2010.
The 43rd Annual Meeting & Scientific Exposition - Advancing Science and Medicine to Improve Kidney Health
- 19th Mammalian Genetics and Development Workshop
Institute of Child Health, London, UK. 19th-20th November 2010.
Papers on all aspects of mammalian development and genetics, not exclusively human or mouse, are welcomed and encouraged. The meeting retains and informal nature and encourages contributions from post-docs and post-graduate students.
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