BioSens-oids: Functional investigation of multicellular systems with light probes

The one-day conference “BioSens-oids: Functional investigation of multicellular systems with light probes” aims at gathering scientists who use or develop optogentics tools, light probes and biosensors in the goal of using them on thick tissues such as organoids, spheroids, multicellular assemblies (tissue explants or embryos).

There will be 4 sessions, each one will open with an invited speaker and short talks selected on abstract will follow:

1. FRET biosensors to monitor and quantify molecular events
Bas Ponsioen (Hubrecht Institute, Utrecht) 30+10min
Real-time single-cell monitoring of ERK activity in colorectal cancer organoids : from short-term to long-term analyses
+ Selected talks 3x (10+5 min)

2. Organoids to understand and treat diseases
Olivier Goureau (Institut de la Vision, Paris) 30+10min
Stem cell-based retinal organoids: Structural and functional analysis to understand human retinal pathophysiology
+ Selected talks 3x (10+5 min)

3. Light probes for normal and pathological development
Vanessa Ribes (Institut Jacques Monod, Paris) 30+10min
Tension biosensors in neuroepithelial organoids shed light on neural tube formation and its defects in spina bifida
+ Selected talks 3x (10+5 min)

4. Biophysics unraveled thanks to light
Michael Krieg (The Institute of Photonic Sciences ICFO, Barcelona) 30+10min
Light-based reporters to unravel physical environment sensing and mechanical stress
+ Selected talks 3x (10+5 min)
Thomas Boudou (Laboratory of Interdisciplinar

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