"Random trajectories in cells and tissues: extraction, modelling and analysis"

Summary:
These days aim at fostering exchanges of views (be they from probability, statistics, biology, or signal processing) to improve modelling and analysis of trajectories in cells.

The conference starts on Thursday September 18th at 1:30pm and ends Friday September 19th at 1pm. A large part will consist in open-ended discussions of open problems after the talks.

Location: IRI-IRCICA lecture hall ( ➜ Access)

• Eamonn GAFFNEY (Oxford, Wolfson Center For Mathematical Biology)

  "Exploring The Mechanics Of Swimming Flagellates"

• David HOLCMAN (ENS, modélisation théorique de la physiologie cellulaire)

  "Extracting features from Superresolution data, based on stochastic analysis and simulations in empirical domains"

• Jacques PÉCRÉAUX (Institut de Génétique et de Développement de Rennes)

  "Positional fluctuations of the mitotic spindle poles reveal cell division mechanics: a study by image processing and Fourier analysis"

• Raphaël VOITURIEZ (UPMC, physique statistique et modélisation pour la biologie)

  "First-passage times of random walks and transcription kinetics"