Program Overview
Keynote presentations by guest speakers and representatives from the MaxSynBio Network
In order to integrate participants from the two Americas, the core schedule of the symposium is set to 16:00 - 21:00 Central European Time. Next to keynote presentations we will have sessions for mini talks which shall serve as a replacement for poster sessions.
For the full program days please click on the weekdays in the table or at the end of the page.
| Guest Contributions | MaxSynBio Contributions |
| Time Zones (Start - End) |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
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| PT | ET | GMT | CET | JST | |||
| 06:30 07:00 |
09:30 10:00 |
14:30 15:00 |
15:30 16:00 |
23:30 00:00 |
Check-in & Set-up | ||
| Session Genetic Information |
Session Metabolic Engineering |
Session Replication |
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| 07:00 07:30 |
10:00 10:30 |
15:00 15:30 |
16:00 16:30 |
00:00 00:30 |
Welcome Address Kai Sundmacher (MPI for Dynamics of Complex Technical Systems) |
Sven Panke (ETH Zürich) |
Taro Toyota (University of Tokyo) |
| 07:30 08:00 |
10:30 11:00 |
15:30 16:00 |
16:30 17:00 |
00:30 01:00 |
Steven A. Benner (Foundation For Applied Molecular Evolution) |
Tobias Erb (MPI for terrestrial Microbiology) |
Petra Schwille (MPI of Biochemistry) |
| 08:00 08:30 |
11:00 11:30 |
16:00 16:30 |
17:00 17:30 |
01:00 01:30 |
Hannes Mutschler (MPI of Biochemistry) |
Linda Broadbelt (Northwestern University) |
Federico Rossi (University of Siena) |
| 08:30 09:00 |
11:30 12:00 |
16:30 17:00 |
17:30 18:00 |
01:30 02:00 |
Rumiana Dimova (MPI of Colloids and Interfaces) Part of the Session "Replication"* |
Jean-Christophe Baret (University of Bordeaux) |
Jason Chin (Cambridge University) Part of the Session "Genetic Information"* |
| 09:00 10:00 |
12:00 13:00 |
17:00 18:00 |
18:00 19:00 |
02:00 03:00 |
Breakfast / Lunch / Tea Time / Dinner / Midnight Break |
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| Session Compartments |
Session Signalling & Motility |
Session Ethics & Philosophy |
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| 10:00 10:30 |
13:00 13:30 |
18:00 18:30 |
19:00 19:30 |
03:00 03:30 |
Stephen Mann (University of Bristol) |
Marileen Dogterom (TU Delft) |
Peter Dabrock Stephanie Siewert Matthias Braun Darian Meacham |
| 10:30 11:00 |
13:30 14:00 |
18:30 19:00 |
19:30 20:00 |
03:30 04:00 |
Joachim Spatz (MPI for Medical Research) |
Philippe Bastiaens (MPI for Molecular Physiology) |
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| 11:00 11:30 |
14:00 14:30 |
19:00 19:30 |
20:00 20:30 |
04.00 04:30 |
Katharina Landfester (MPI for Polymer Research) |
Ramin Golestanian (MPI for Dynamics and Self-Organization) |
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| 11:30 12:00 |
14:30 15:00 |
19:20 20:00 |
20:30 21:00 |
04:30 05:00 |
Dora Tang (MPI of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics) |
Eberhard Bodenschatz (MPI for Dynamics and Self-Organization) |
Closing Presentation |
| 12:00 12:15 |
15:00 15:15 |
20:00 20:15 |
21:00 21:15 |
05:00 05:15 |
Short Break |
Social Event | |
| 12:15 13:00 |
15:15 16:00 |
20:15 21:00 |
21:15 22:00 |
05:15 06:00 |
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*Due to organisational aspects, the presentations of Jason Chin and Rumiana Dimova on Monday and Wednesday had to be switched.
Mini Talks
- Next to keynote presentations, we will have "Mini Talks" as a replacement for conventional poster sessions
- There will be two Mini Talk sessions, one on on Monday and one on Tuesday
- Mini talks are organised as small video conferences (BigBlueButton) with a small number of participants in order to facilitate personal communication
- Each mini talk should be presented in three rounds, each round lasting 15min. After each round, participants switch to the next mini talk, and mini talk presenters repeat their presentation to a new audience
- Each mini talk should consist out of maximum 6 slides, to be presented in roughly 7min, the remaining 8min should be reserved for discussion
- You can submit a mini talk during the registration process
- Submission of mini talks require approval by the scientific committee