女性クロマチン研究者による国際シンポジウムを開催します!

Satellite Symposium of the 71st JSCB & 19th PSSJ Joint Meeting第19回日本蛋白質科学会年会/第71回日本細胞生物学会大会 合同年次大会 サテライトシンポジウム

真核生物において遺伝情報の本体であるゲノムDNAは、細胞核内に収められ、タンパク質とともにクロマチンを形成し、多階層におりたたまれています。この複雑な構造は、遺伝子発現調節の根幹であり、細胞の分化や発生、疾患で変化します。細胞核とクロマチン構造形成の基本メカニズムや機能、生命現象における役割を包括的に理解しようとする機運が高まっています。

クロマチンや細胞核の研究分野において、欧米では多くの女性研究者が活躍していますが、日本ではまだ少数に限られています。本シンポジウムの午前の部では、欧州各国の教授職、研究所長を務める著名な女性研究者陣が、日本の女性研究者を応援、鼓舞するために結集します。日本国内からも多くの女性研究者の講演を予定していており、指定演者に加えて発表希望者を募集します。クロマチン研究の新たな局面を知るとともに、ロールモデルやキャリア形成の可能性を体感できる場とします。聴講、ディスカッションには男性大歓迎です。昼食(無料)に参加するには登録が必要です。

午後は、欧州分子生物学研究所EMBOによる「研究室運営(ラボマネージメント)」に関するコース*(短縮版)を開催します。よい研究を展開するために必要なリーダーシップ、研究の統括、問題解決、若手研究者の育成、危機管理などについて講義と小グループに分かれてのディスカッションを行います。欧米では比較的一般的となりつつあるものの、日本ではまだなじみのないもので、独立型研究室運営を論理的に学ぶ機会になります。上記の海外からの講演者も本コースディスカッションに参加して、コースを援助します。本コースは限定40名を対象とします。PIをめざす若手はもちろんですが、すでにPIになっている方、研究室運営をサポートする役割の方など、いずれの状況でもかまいません。興味と熱意のある方は男女、年齢、職位は問いませんので、奮ってご参加ください(受講料3千円、懇親会費5千円)。

*EMBO「Laboratory Leadership for Group Leaders」は、本来3泊4日、宿泊・食事・教材付きで 2,600ユーロ(約325,000 円)で行われています。
 http://lab-management.embo.org/dates/ELL-GL-2019

シンポジウムをとおして、男女、年齢、職位にかかわらず聴講歓迎です!

In eukaryotic cells, genomic DNA is wrapped around histone octamers to form nucleosomes and further forms the higher order structure called chromatin. The chromatin fiber is then folded into distinct functional domains in the nucleus. This intricate structure is key to the regulation of gene expression, and changes in expression patterns during cell differentiation, development and disease. Exploring and understanding the basic mechanisms of chromatin domain formation and their re-establishment during cell and organismal propagation are of fundamental biomedical importance.

This symposium, a satellite symposium of the Japanese Society of Cell Biology and Protein Science Society of Japan Meeting also held in Kobe, will present the cutting edge of chromatin biology, by featuring leading women scientists in the field of chromatin biology. The morning session will include invited speakers from Europe and from Japan, including three institute heads from Europe. Recognized leaders from Japan are also invited to participate, in particular promising younger group leaders. Several speakers will be chosen from submitted abstracts. This symposium is open to all participants, men as well as women, although all speakers will be women. The goal is to compensate for the underrepresentation of women giving plenary talks at many conferences. Free lunch is provided for registered participants.

In the afternoon, we will offer a leadership course, which is open to men and women, and will be based on the topics covered by the EMBO Laboratory Leadership Course regularly offered by the European Molecular Biology Organization in Heidelberg. The lab management course usually lasts 3 days costs EUR 2,600 (http://lab-management.embo.org/dates/ELL-GL-2019), so this session will rather be overview of themes that are important for successful scientific management (e.g., leadership, research integrity, problem solving, conflict resolution and mentoring). There will be smaller group discussions on specific topics that research team leaders encounter, led in part by the invited speakers from Europe, who will also help guide the discussions on institute and lab leadership in breakout sessions. Even though it will not replace a full EMBO Lab management course, we feel that it would be a valuable opportunity for participants to learn institute and laboratory management skills. We emphasize that both males and females are welcome to join both the symposium and the course. Participation fees will be applied (3,000 and 5,000 yen for the course and banquet, respectively).

Date June 23, 2019  9:00-
日時 2019年6月23日  9時~
Venue RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research (Kobe, Developmental Biology Building C, Auditorium)
2-2-3 Minatojima-minamimachi, Chuo-ku, Kobe 650-0047 JAPAN
会場 理化学研究所 生命機能科学研究センター(神戸 発生・再生研究棟C オーディトリウム)
Language English
言語 英語
Participation Fee and registrations Morning seminar: for free, registration is required for lunch.
EMBO COURSE: 3,000 yen, registration is REQUIRED.
Banquet: 5,000 yen, registration is REQIRED.
Registration deadline:May 10, 2019
参加登録 講演(午前): 無料、ただし昼食参加の場合は登録が必要
EMBO コース(午後): 3,000 円、登録が必要
懇親会: 5,000 円、登録が必要
登録締め切り:2019年5月10日
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Organizers

Susan Gasser (FMI, Switzerland)
Ichiro Hiratani (RIKEN BDR, Japan)
Yuki Okada (Univ. Tokyo, Japan)
Noriko Saitoh (JFCR, Japan)

Program committee members

Satoko Arakawa (Tokyo Medical and Dental Univ., Japan)
Junko Kanoh (Osaka Univ., Japan)
Miho Ohsugi (Univ. Tokyo, Japan)
Masako Tada (Toho Univ., Japan)
Kiyoe Ura (Chiba Univ., Japan)
Noriko Yasuhara (Nihon Univ., Japan)

Co-organizers

MEXT Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Res. on Innovative Areas, Chromatin Potential (Leader: Hiroshi Kimura)
Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research, Basel
Riken
Joint Annual Meeting of 71st JSCB & 19th PSSJ

Sponsors

Active Motif
Daiz Energy Co., Ltd
Fondation Ipsen
Gellex International
Helmholtz Zentrum München
Journal of Cell Biology
MEXT Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Res. on Innovative Areas, Chromosome OS (Leader: Katsuhiko Shirahige)
nacalai tesque
SECOM Science and Technology Foundation
The Naito Foundation

Confirmed Speakers

Geneviève Almouzni (Director of Institut Curie, France)
Susan Gasser (Director of FMI, Switzerland)
Tokuko Haraguchi (NICT, Japan)
Miho Ohsugi (Univ. Tokyo, Japan)
Hisako Ohtsubo (Nihon Univ., Japan)
Noriko Osumi (Vice President of Tohoku Univ., Japan)
Ana Pombo (MDC, Germany)
Daniela Rhodes (NTU, Singapore)
Noriko Saitoh (JFCR, Japan)
Maria Elena Torres-Padilla (Director of IES, Germany)
Kiyoe Ura (Chiba Univ., Japan)
Noriko Yasuhara (Nihon Univ., Japan)

Program

08:30-13:00
International Symposium for Female Researchers in Chromatin Biology 2019

08:30- Reception
09:00-09:02 Opening remarks(Noriko Saitoh and Susan Gasser)
09:02-10:22

Session 1. Chromatin and nuclear organization

Chaired by ME. Torres-Padilla

Susan Gasser (Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research, Switzerland)
Active chromatin markers H3K39me and its reader MRG-1 drive the spatial segregation of heterochromatin in differentiated cells
Ana Pombo (Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany)

3D genome regulation: from local contacts to global nuclear organisation
Tokuko Haraguchi (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan)
Nuclear formation around artificial beads in living mouse embryos
Miho Ohsugi (The University of Tokyo, Japan)

Mammalian-specific mechanism for regulating the timing of pronuclear formation
Miki Shinohara (Graduate School of Agriculture, Kindai University, Japan)
DNA damage response clamp loader Rad24(Rad17) and Mec1(ATR) kinase have distinct functions in regulating meiotic crossovers
Yuka Iwasaki (Keio University School of Medicine, Japan)
Piwi–piRNA silencing-coupled changes of nuclear architecture in Drosophila

10:22-11:17

Session 2. Nucleosome dynamics

Chaired by N. Osumi

Daniela Rhodes (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)
Visualizing Chromatin using CLEM
Geneviève Almouzni (Institut Curie/CNRS, France)
Building chromatin: histone variants and chaperones at work
Kiyoe Ura (Chiba University, Japan)
Chromatin modification: from structure and function
Yuko Sato (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
Histone modification dynamics during zygotic genome activation

11:17-11:37 Coffee Break
11:37-12:47

Session 3. Chromatin in development and disease

Chaired by Y. Okada

Noriko Osumi (Tohoku University, Japan)
Aging-induced alteration of histone modification in male germ line cells of the mouse
Noriko Yasuhara (Nihon University, Japan)
Interaction of chromatin and nuclear transport receptor in cell fate determination
Noriko Saitoh (The Cancer Institute of JFCR, Japan)
Non-coding RNAs that define the active chromatin domain in endocrine therapy-resistant breast cancer cells
Maria Elena Torres-Padilla (Helmholtz Zentrum München, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität)
Epigenetic mechanisms in early mammalian development
Tomomi Tsubouchi (National Institute for Basic Biology, Japan)
Regulation of DNA replication in mammalian pluripotent stem cells

12:47-12:50 Closing remarks(Noriko Osumi)

13:00-13:40
Networking Lunch

Transparent Publishing & Open Science: how to share reproducible data
Bernd Pulverer (Chief Editor of EMBO Journal)

13:40-19:10
EMBO Laboratory Leadership Training Course

13:40-13:45 Welcome and Introduction
Susan Gasser
13:45-14:00 Introduction activity for attendees
Sam Krahl (Project coordinator at EMBO solutions GmbH)
14:00-15:30 Lecture on the theme: Excellent leadership in research
Sam Krahl
15:30-15:50 Coffee Break (20 min)
15:50-16:05 Situation of women leadership in science in Japan
Hisako Ohtsubo (Nihon Univ., Japan)
16:05-16:30 Short talks from European research team/institute leaders:
What was the biggest career challenge I faced and how did I deal with it ?
Geneviève Almouzni, Susan Gasser, Ana Pombo, Daniela Rhodes, Maria Elena Torres-Padilla
16:30-18:00 Round-table discussions
Table Topic Leader #1 Leader #2
1 Combining Family and Career S Gasser I Hiratani
2 Interpersonal relationships (unconscious bias) G Almouzni T Kobayashi
3 Mentoring students & postdocs M Torres-Padilla Y Shinkai
4 Problem solving and conflict resolution A Pombo M Ohsugi
5 Publication strategies B Pulverer T Haraguchi
6 Lab coherence and communication tools H Kimura S Krahl
7 How to survive your stress and enjoy it D Rhodes H Kurumizaka
(COFFEE, TEA, WATER and LIGHT BITES ARE AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT)
18:00-18:45 Wrap up with reporting of each table discussion to the others.
18:45-19:00 Question and answer panel
19:00-19:10 Closing remarks
Sam Krahl

19:30-
BANQUET AND NETWORKING (PORTOPIA Hotel)

Transportation will be announced
Registration has been closed.

Contact: Noriko Saitoh (JFCR, Japan) : wisj.2019@gmail.com

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