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Mitochondria: From Stemness to Senescence
At the Fusion “Mitochondria & Cell Fate Transitions: From Stemness to Senescence” in St. Julian’s, Malta, May 10–13, the organizers are bringing together are bringing together mitochondrial and STEM cell biologists to better understand cell-fate mechanisms. The conference organizers, Drs. Mireille…Read more…
Multifaceted Mitochondria, Indeed!
Get ready for the Cell, Multifaceted Mitochondria Symposium, this year in Glasgow, Scottland, June 21–23. Like its five biennial predecessors, the Glasgow gathering features the hallmark of the Multifaceted Mitochondria Symposia—a broad and deep array of mitochondrial topics and talks,…Read more…
Video: Interview with Navdeep S. Chandel (CSHL Leading Strand)
This conversation with mitochondrial biologist Navdeep S. Chandel (Northwestern University) is part of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s “Leading Strand”—CSHL’s official interview series that accompanies its world-renowned programs. In this installment, from the 89th Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Symposium on Quantitative Biology: Senescence & Aging, Chandel discusses how mitochondria function not only as energy producers but as signal-generating organelles.
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Chris Mason and Afshin Beheshti: Is Life in Space Possible?
Chris Mason (WorldQuant Professor at Weill Cornell Medicine) and Afshin Beheshti (Director of Center for Space Biomedicine, Associate Director of McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine, and Professor of Surgery and Computational and Systems Biology at University of Pittsburgh) are top…Read more…
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