[Workshop 06] Single cell technologies and its diversity of applications

The fast development of single cell technology is revolutionizing the field of omics study. In the past few years, plant biologists have successfully adopted single cell technology and generated multiple plant cell atlases. These datasets allow us to capture the transcriptomic diversity in different cell types and help us understand cellular heterogeneity, as well as the basis of cell identity and cell fate transitions. For this session, we would like to focus on the most recent advances in the application of single cell technologies.

2023年6月8日(木) 09:00 〜 10:00 Makuhari Messe 2F(Room 1)

Chair:Ao Liu(HHMI-Stanford University), Bruno Guillotin(NYU-Center of Genomics and Systems Biology)

Opening Remarks (09:00 〜 09:02)

09:02 〜 09:15

*Luke Nikolov¹ (1. Indiana University)

09:16 〜 09:29

*Ping Kao¹ (1. Graduate School of Life Sciences, Tohoku University, Japan)

09:30 〜 09:43

*Laura Rose Lee¹, Kenneth Birnbaum¹ (1. New York University)

09:44 〜 09:57

*Tatsuya Nobori^1,2, Alexander Monell³, Travis A Lee^1,2, Joseph R Ecker^1,2 (1. Salk Institute, 2. HHMI, 3. UCSD)

Closing Remarks (09:57 〜 10:00)