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This page is restricted to the 2018 ASCB Satellite Planning Committee members.

Draft web page for 4DN-ASCB Satellite Meeting to be linked from ASCB website:

https://www.4dnucleome.org/4dn-ascb-satellite-meeting.html

Meeting program (final), May 16, 2018

Title: 4DN-ASCB Satellite Meeting: bridging the 4D Genome with Cell Biology.

This conference, jointly organized by the 4D Nucleome (4DN) network and the American Society of Cell Biology, will feature recent technological and conceptual advances in research of the higher order chromatin organization in eukaryotic cells. The 4DN network was launched in 2015 as an NIH Common Fund project, and its goal is to develop and apply approaches to map chromatin structure and dynamics to gain a deeper mechanistic understanding of how the nucleus is functionally organized. The ASCB is an international community of over 9000 scientists studying the biology of cell. The 2018 4DN/ASCB mini-symposium aims to highlight rapid progress in the study of genome organization and facilitate the dissemination of new technologies and concepts to the broader cell biology community.

Speaker nomination form (updated on 2/13/2018)

Speaker information update, 3/18/2018

Accepted:
Emerging Technologies:

• Xiaowei Zhuang
• Cees Dekker
• Ana Pombo
• Feng Yue

Biological Insights:

• Barbara Meyer
• Jennifer Phillips-Cremins
• Rafael Casellas
• Mitch Guttman

Declined:

• Joanna Wyscoka (HHMI conflict)
• Jay Shendure (HHMI conflict)

Alternatives:

Ting Wu (*maybe overlap with Xiaowei Zhuang), Jan Ellenberg, Jian Ma, Gerd Blobel.
Additionally, we also had one more nominee with two votes - Francois Spitz.

Panelist update, 3/19/2018

Confirmed panelists:
Dr. Jan Ellenberg
Dr. Bing Ren
Dr. Job Dekker

Panelists declined:
Tom Misteli
Aviv Regev

Panelists stating maybe:George Church.

Suggested additional panelists:

• Bob Kingston
• Ana Pombo
• Edith Heard
• Barbara Meyer
• Robert Tjian
• Thomas Cremer
• Jennifer Lipincott Schwartz
• Thoru Pederson
• Jane Skok
• Andrew Belmont

Letters (1) for panelists in the 4DN consortium (p. 2) to be sent by me and (2) for prestigious panelists outside the 4DN consortium (p.3) to be sent by Bing. These are separate letters due to the financial accommodations.

Next Meeting: TBD</font> Past Meetings September 21, 2018. Meeting notes Meeting Agenda: Link Update on logistics. * Abstract selection process. * Modification to the program? February 28, 2018. Meeting noteshttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1bqlnJtfZwTlaiJstcgjrOhZAnk_zJucLFAqsBT6_OSI/edit?usp=sharing * Meeting Agenda: Link * Discussion candidate speakers for session 1 and session 2. Please put in names before the meeting * Other program issues. * February 13, 2018 Meeting notes * Meeting Agenda: Link * ASCB meeting registration deadline: May 15, 2018. Recommendation (Ting): advertise the satellite meeting before April 15. * December 5, 2017 Meeting notes * Meeting Agenda: Link * Brief description of the satellite meeting - purpose and logistics (Ren/Zhong) * Discussion of the potential themes of the conference (all) * Discussion of potential keynote speakers and other invited speakers (all) * Please use the following link to provide input - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1A55BPyNJdOUEUC_B8A2xIIe4ycFKB5whZFyAgpZ9oQo/edit?usp=sharing * November 16, 2017 Meeting notes * Meeting Agenda: Link * Brief description of the satellite meeting - purpose and logistics (Ren/Zhong) * Discussion of the potential themes of the conference (all) * Discussion of potential keynote speakers and other invited speakers (all) * Please use the following link to provide input - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1A55BPyNJdOUEUC_B8A2xIIe4ycFKB5whZFyAgpZ9oQo/edit?usp=sharing * **Potential topics and speakers (google doc created on Nov 16, 2017). * September 11, 2017 Meeting notes * Meeting Agenda: Link * Define tasks/responsibilities for OH and ASCB in terms of collaboration effort. * How to coordinate the scientific efforts (How we can be sure to incorporate some 4DN sessions into the annual meeting and how to be sure cell biology is represented at your public meeting). * How to coordinate the logistics in terms of encouraging people to sign up for both meetings. * Previous discussions (pre-ASCB Planning Committee Meetings) * As of 8/15/17: OH (Kate) working with ASCB organizers for the doorstep meeting (Alison Harris & Erika Shugart) and finding a venue for the Annual meeting. * Kate contacted Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina (preferred by ASCB), Hilton Bayfront and San Diego Convention Center for available space. All facilities have availability. * (Decided on July 24, 2017) - per email from Judy Mietz, 2018 Doorstep meeting is set for Dec. 7th, 2018. 4DN Annual meeting only on Dec. 5-6, 2018. * OH (Kate) working with ASCB organizers and to find venue for the Annual meeting. * (Suggested on June 16, 2017): One suggestion is to meet December 5-7, which would be immediately after the ASCB meeting in December 8-12, 2018. * Thoru Pederson, Olivier Blondel and Judy Mietz spoke with the ASCB organizers. ASCB organizers are enthusiastic about a 4DN-ASCB doorstep meeting in 2018. This would be a one-day meeting/symposium (public) on Friday December 7, 2018 –before the start of ASCB. The 4DN consortium-only part of the annual meeting could be the day before. * The suggestion was made to try and have this at one of the conference hotels (very near the convention center where ASCB attendees would likely stay). The convention center would be loud and “under construction” the day before the meeting starts (with set-up etc.). * Note from July 18 SC meeting: comments to the above proposal should be added to this wiki page by July 24th, 2018. * (Suggested on June 8, 2017): Another suggestion is that the 2018 4DN annual meeting to be connected with * ASHG 2018 Annual Meeting (October 16 - 20, 2018) at San Diego, making it convenient for those who will participate ASHG. Following this suggestion, potential dates for the 4DN annual meeting are October 21-24, 2018. Please comment on whether there are major conflicts for Oct 21-24, 2018. —- **Potential Topics and Speakers ** (google doc created on Nov 16, 2017).