The Eighth q-bio Conference: Contributed Talks

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Dates: August 13-16, 2014 Place: St. John's College, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA Submit to the Special Issue: before Nov 1, 2014 Share your thoughts about q-bio-14

The detailed times of the Contributed Talks can be found on the Conference Program page.

1. Jian Liu, NIH, Traction peak oscillation optimizes focal adhesion mechanosensing
2. John Albeck, UC Davis, Linking localized ERK/MAPK dynamics to transcriptional network states
3. Will Mather, Virginia Tech, A queueing approach to multisite enzyme kinetics
4. Christopher Cotter, University of Georgia, Quantification and Modeling of the self-organization of Myxococcus xanthus
5. Jianhua Xing, Virginia Tech, A cascade of bistable switches controls TGF-beta induced epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition
6. Andrew Paek, Harvard Medical School, Single cell analysis reveals a time-dependent threshold for p53 mediated apoptosis
7. Tomasz Lipniacki, IFTR- Poland, NF-κB and IRF3 crosstalk signaling in MEFs
8. Andrew Mugler, Emory, Fundamental limits to the precision of multicellular sensing
9. Mikhail Tikhonov, Princeton University, Cascading Non-Local Noisy Readouts Improves Precision of Gradient Response
10. Nicole Vega, MIT, Population dynamics of cooperative antibiotic resistance in a C. elegans model
11. John Pearson, LANL, Messages Do Diffuse Faster than Messengers: Reconciling Disparate Estimates of the Morphogen Bicoid Diffusion Coefficient
12. Hanna Salman, University of Pittsburgh, Protein Fluctuations in Single Cells and Population Variability
13. Ivan Surovtsev, Yale University, Physical Nature of the Bacterial Cytoplasm
14. Jennifer Oyler, Cornell University, mRNA as a molecular clock: how mRNA longevity controls the persistence of cellular information
15. Judy Cannon, University of New Mexico, T cell motility within lymph nodes are more consistent with a correlated random walk than a Levy walk
16. Shao Qiuyan, Texas A&M, Phage DNA dynamics and the Correlation with Cell Fate
17. Carlos Lopez, Vanderbilt, Model-driven exploration of apoptosis or necroptosis cell-death decisions
18. Jason Lomnitz, UC Davis, Phenotypic Differences Among Seven Synthetic Oscillator Designs
19. Savas Tay, ETH, Molecular noise facilitates NF-κB entrainment under dynamic inputs
20. Daniel DeWoskin, University of Michigan, Fast and Slow Coupling in the Circadian Clock
21. jenny Lin, University of Chicago, Mixtures of opposing phosphorylations within hexamers precisely time feedback in the cyanobacterial circadian clock
22. Oleg Igoshin, Rice University, Slowdown of cell growth acts as the signal triggering cellular differentiation
23. David Fange, Uppsala University, In vivo repressor kinetics exclude simple operator occupancy model for gene regulation
24. Arvind Subramaniam, Harvard University, Amino Acid Starvation Reveals Constraints for Modeling Translation
25. Brian Munsky, Colorado State, Transcription factors modulate c-Fos transcriptional bursts