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Systems Biology of Single Cells 2025 will tackle some of the most challenging questions in single-cell biology today. How do we develop conceptual theories of cell state dynamics? How do we integrated and scale multi-omic and spatial data to the atlas scale? How do we control and engineer cells for therapeutics?  

The scientific organizing committee consists of Adam MacLean (Quantitative and Computational Biology, USC), Zixuan Cang (Mathematics, NCSU) and Katie Galloway (Chemical Engineering, MIT). It is this breadth of systems biology — from algorithms to synthetic cells — that we will bring together to forge paths to new discovery.  

Details

Date: May 8 – 9, 2024

Venue: Beckman Center of the National Academies of Sciences & Engineering

Registration will be open soon

Invited Speakers

Lacramioara Bintu

Stanford University

Raphaël Gottardo

Lausanne University

Christina Kendziorski

University of Wisconsin—Madison

Mor Nitzan

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Arjun Raj

University of Pennsylvania

Zemin Zhang

Peking University

Organizing Committee