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January 26, 2023MAKE IT OR BREAK IT: How ECM production and degradation fuels diseaseA collaborative event with ISMB.
Organizers: Valerio Izzi, University of Oulu, Oulu (FI) and Finnish Cancer Institute and Raphael Reuten, University of Freiburg
Roles of fibroblast/ECM functional units in pancreatic cancer, Edna Cukierman, Fox Chase Cancer Center
CAF metabolism coordinates tumor ECM production, Sara Zanivan, CRUK Beatson Institute
Dysregulated matrix remodeling emerges as important pathophysiological disease biomarker, Irit Sagi, Weizmann Institute of Science
Roles of the ECM in tumor metastasis and drug resistance, Madeleine Oudin, Tufts University
November 3, 2022Health Disparities and the ECMOrganized by Enid Neptune, PhD October 26, 2022Family Life Balance in Science Careers: How to Balance it all?A panel discussion with ASIP, HCS, and ASMB July 27, 2022Career Options in Science - Industry vs. AcademiaA panel discussion with ASIP, HCS, and ASMB June 29, 2022Navigating to and through Mid-career in Academic ScienceA panel discussion with ASIP, HCS, and ASMB
July 8Meet Us in St. Louis! A Biennial Meeting Preview
Organized by Justin Weinbaum, University of Pittsburgh, Biennial Meeting Chair, Jeff Miner, and the ASMB 2021 Awardees gave a preview of the scientific program, networking opportunities, and fun things to do in the city of St. Louis.
June 10The contribution of stroma progenitor cells to tissue repair and regeneration
Co-sponsored by the Canadian Skin Research Group
Chaired by: Andrew Leask, University of Saskatchewan
with Invited Speakers:
Julie Fradette, Université Laval/ LOEX
Jeff Biernaskie, University of Calgary
and
Andrew Leask, University of Saskatchewan
April 8Growth factor regulation by extracellular matrices
Guest Chair: Dirk Hubmacher, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Speakers Include:
Fabio Rossi, University of British Columbia
Karoline Bjarnsdatter-Rypdal, Institute for Experimental Medical Research
Dirk Hubmacher, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
March 11Matrix Math: Computational Modeling of the ECM
Guest Chair: William Richardson, Clemson University
Speakers Include:
Valerio Izzi, Ph.D., University of Oulu
Ridhi Sahani, University of Virginia
Meghan Ferrall-Fairbanks, University of Florida
Jonas Eichinger, Hamburg University of Technology
February 11Fibroblast Cell Phenotypic Changes in Development and Disease
Guest Chair: Morgan Salmon, University of Michigan Nina Noskovicova, University of Toronto
Antonion Korcari, University of Rochester
Nicholas Chavkin, University of Virginia
December 10Matrix Remodeling in Metabolic Health and Disease Guest Chair Evangelia Bellas, Temple University Anthony Berger, Temple UniversityCollagen
Vera Pieters, University of Toronto
Maria Gonzalez Porras, University of Texas San Antonio
Katherine Cook, Wake Forest University
Muthu Lakshmi Muthu, McGill University
Mari T. Kaartinen, McGill University
PANEL DISCUSSION: HEALTHCARE and RACIAL DISPARITIES November 19
Iozzo Trainee Award Competition
PostDoc Finalists
Yael Efraim, University of California San Francisco
Aastha Kapoor, Thomas Jefferson University
Stylianos Zafeirios Karoulias, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Nandaraj Taye, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
November 12Iozzo Trainee Award Competition
Student Finalists
Anna Barque, University of Illinois at Chicago
Pragati Chengappa, Drexel University
Jackson Fatherree, Tufts University
Claire Gianakas, Duke University
Meghan Logun, University of Georgia
Bryan Nerger, Princeton University
Samantha Schwager, Vanderbilt University
October 15
Extracellular Matrix in the CNS
Guest Chair: Yao Yao, University of Georgia, College of Pharmacy
Lydia Sorokin, University of Muenster, Germany
Gregory del Zoppo, University of Washington, and Harborview Medical Center Douglas Gould, University of California San Francisco September 17A Tribute to Zena Werb
Neutrophil extracellular traps as regulators of the microenvironment
Mikala Egeblad, Cold Spring Harbor
Rebuilding nerves and matrix in the dry eye damaged cornea
Sarah Knox, University of California San Francisco
Why Don't We Get More Cancer: The critical role of extracellular matrix and microenvironment in malignancy and dormancy?
Mina Bissell, E. O. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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