The “Cell Physics 2023“ will take place at Saarland University in Saarbrücken, Germany, 10-13 October 2023 as in-person format. This time, it is jointly organized by the German Society for Cell Biology (DGZ, DGZ Annual Meeting) and the Collaborative Research Center SFB 1027 “Physical modeling of non-equilibrium processes in biological systems“ and continues the series of conferences, which already took place five times, in 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019 and 2021. It is intended to be an interdisciplinary platform for scientific exchange between participants from cell biology and biophysics, both represented in roughly equal numbers.
Abstract submission | July 3, 2023 |
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Early registration deadline | July 3, 2023 |
Regular registration deadline | September 10, 2023 |
Registration and Welcome | October 10, 2023 |
Conference | October 10-13, 2023 |
Early Bird | Regular | |
until July 3,2023 | from July 4,2023 | |
DGZ MEMBERS | ||
Regular (academia and industry) | 260 € | 310 € |
PhD student* | 175 € | 225 € |
Bachelor/Master student* | 90 € | 120 € |
NON DGZ MEMBERS | ||
Regular (academia and industry) | 320 € | 370 € |
PhD student* | 185 € | 235 € |
Bachelor/Master student* | 100 € | 130 € |
(*:certificate confirming status will be requested) |
Effie Bastounis | Tübingen |
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Timo Betz | Göttingen |
Cristina Cardoso | Darmstadt |
Katia Cosentino | Osnabrück |
Morgan Delarue | Toulouse |
Alex Dunn | Stanford |
Sandra Siegert | Klosterneuburg |
Rhoda Hawkins | Sheffield |
David J. Hodson | Oxford |
Jörg Höhfeld | Bonn |
Dagmar Iber | Zurich |
Cordelia Imig | Copenhagen |
Eva Kiermaier | Bonn |
Gijsje Koenderink | Delft |
Benoit Kornmann | Oxford |
Rafael Kramann | Aachen |
Daniel Larson | Bethesda |
Noa Lipstein | Berlin |
Takeshi Harayama | Valbonne |
François Nédélec | Cambridge |
Florence Niedergang | Paris |
Alexandre Persat | Lausanne |
Arun Radhakrishnan | Texas |
Aurélien Roux | Geneva |
Kevin Chalut | Cambridge |
Rumiana Dimova | Potsdam |
Sebastian Streichan | Santa Barbara |
Magali Suzanne | Toulouse |
Isabelle Tardieux | Grenoble |
Danijela Vignjevic | Paris |
Chiara Zurzolo | Paris |
Karin John | Grenoble |
Ondrej Kucera | Waterford |
Bettina Warscheid | Würzburg |
Mirka Uhlirova | Cologne |
Anna Akhmanova | Utrecht |
Posters need to have A0 Portrait (poster walls size: 93 cm x 132,5 cm (w x h)). Poster presenters will be informed by early September.
1 Outstanding poster award á 500 € sponsored by
Carl Zeiss Microscopy Deutschland GmbH to Rhythm Shukla, AMOLF, Amsterdam, NL, for the poster “Reprogramming of Intracellular Pathways by various CARs” |
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1 Outstanding poster award á 250 € sponsored by
ibidi GmbH to Rayehe Mamaghaniyeh, Leipzig University, Leipzig, DE, for the poster “Targeting Phase Separation on Membranes Using Fatty Acid-Functionalized DNA Origami” |
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1 Outstanding poster award á 250 € sponsored by
Thorlabs GmbH to Hector Romero, Technical University of Darmstadt, Darmstadt, DE, for the poster “A cable salad in a pocket: effect of chromatin reorganization in nuclear stiffness” |
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1 Outstanding poster award á 250 € sponsored by
acCELLerate GmbH to Aamna Jain, Saarland University, Homburg, DE, for the poster “Isolation and Characterisation of ER Subdomains from Mammalian Cells” |
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2 Outstanding short-talk awards á 250 € sponsored by
The Company of Biologists Ltd. to Srishti Dar, EMBL Heidelberg, DE, for the presentation “Membrane fluidity and its attachment to the cortex jointly regulate cortical dynamics” to Lucina Kainka, Saarland University, Saarbrücken, DE, for the presentation “Microtubule polymerization drives Microtentacle Formation” |
Social Program
For Thursday afternoon, different social activities (each for a limited number of participants) have been organized. You will be able to select one of these via the registration portal (we will inform participants once opened)
1. Group booking at World Heritage Site Völklinger Hütte (guided tour in English)
2. Group booking at Adventure Park Saar (Climbing park and fly-line in Saarbrücken)
3. 4hr hike around Saarbrücken: Very close to Saarland University, you will unexpectedly stumble upon smaller and larger highlights that you would not have suspected in this urban area. We will show you the special features on 13 kilometers, let your senses wander through the nearby forests and introduce you to the Saarland dialect. Look forward to legendary red sandstones, deciduous forests in the autumnal garb of the adjacent Bliesgau Biosphere Reserve and 241 steps that will take you to the heights! Since we will overcome 450 meters of altitude on different surfaces, we ask you to bring sturdy shoes and backpack food.
In addition, the Hochschulsportzentrum will offer various courses, which you can attend free of charge and without registration:
• October 10, 12:45 - 13:30 : Running meeting
• October 11, 7:15 - 8:00 : Wake-Up Yoga Get a powerful, dynamic start to your day with Wake-Up Yoga! Around the world, more and more people are discovering yoga as a way to stay fit, reduce stress and prevent illness. Yoga strengthens the muscles and thus also stabilizes the spine and joints. The relaxation between the postures at the beginning and end of the class helps the mind to calm down. All together gives strength and energy for everyday life. Yoga mats and blocks are provided.
• October 12, 7:15 - 8:00 : Functional Workout (Dip Thapa). In this class, we combine various sports programs into a powerful and mindful workout. The focus is on functionality and the joy of movement. Gymnastic mats are available. Please wear clean sports shoes.
• October 10-13, 12:45 - 13:30 : Supervision at Stations F, G and H.
The University's Campus in Motion fitness and exercise trail offers everyone on campus the opportunity to incorporate exercise, fun and fitness into their daily routine. Use your lunch break to complete a short, instructor-led exercise program at the stations. Video exercise instructions are conveniently available at each station via QR code. Participation is possible in everyday clothing (no high heels, please).