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 ===== Scientific Webinar Series slides presentations ===== ===== Scientific Webinar Series slides presentations =====
  
-**May 22, 2020**+**June 26, 2020**
  
-**Presenter: ​****Minji Kim** (Jackson Laboratory) - "Chromatin folding dynamics in loop extrusion" ([[https://​drive.google.com/​open?id=1UjC3gXRCdKcMcbte88W0z4nKF0NZetk2|Link to presenter slides]])+**Presenter: ​Karla Neugebauer ​** (Yale University) - "A Structure-Function Analysis of Cajal Body Assembly" ([[https://​drive.google.com/​file/​d/​1zwihgzDU-XHJRoZz7rlxmuAyu4G1PUlr/​view?usp=sharing|Link to presenter slides]])
  
-**Presenter: ​Giancarlo Bonora ​** (University ​of Washington) - "A time course multi-omics study of early mouse development at the single cell level" ([[https://​drive.google.com/​file/​d/​1HOMXlYBBnYPkqi_arEMxN9Lj2EpDXft7/​view?​usp=sharing|Link to presenter slides]])+**Presenter: ​Charles Danko ** (Cornell ​University) - "Focal enhancer-promoter loops: Fact or Fiction" ([[https://​drive.google.com/​file/​d/​1ybYqo3Cuy6Mox_VhAVW6G43oZI-_GBK0/​view?​usp=sharing|Link to presenter slides]])
  
-Previous Scientific Webinar presentations can be downloaded from the [[:​4dn:​scientific_webinar_series:​scientific_webinar_presentation_archive|Scientific Webinar presentation archive page linked here]].+Previous Scientific Webinar presentations can be downloaded from the [[:4dn:phase1:​scientific_webinar_series:​scientific_webinar_presentation_archive|Scientific Webinar presentation archive page linked here]].
  
 ===== 4DN Scientific Webinar Series ===== ===== 4DN Scientific Webinar Series =====
  
-==== May 22, 2020 ====+==== June 26, 2020 ====
  
 __**8:​00-8:​20 am Pacific Time**__ ​ , 20 minutes talk, then 10 minutes Q&A __**8:​00-8:​20 am Pacific Time**__ ​ , 20 minutes talk, then 10 minutes Q&A
  
-{{:4dn:minji_kim_jax_photo_1.jpg?​nolink&​200x250|minji_kim_jax_photo_1.jpg}}+{{:4dn:phase1:​neugebauerkarla.jpg?​nolink&​200x250|neugebauerkarla.jpg}}
  
-**Minji Kim**+**Karla Neugebauer**
  
-Postdoc+[[karla.neugebauer@yale.edu|]]
  
-[[Minji.Kim@jax.org|]]+Title: "A Structure-Function Analysis of Cajal Body Assembly "
  
-Title: "​Chromatin folding dynamics ​in loop extrusion"​ +Karla Neugebauer holds a BS in Biology from Cornell University, a PhD in Neuroscience from UCSF. She switched gears to RNA biology as a postdoc with Mark Roth at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research CenterThere she participated in the initial description of the SR protein family of splicing regulators ​and was inspired to study RNA metabolism //in vivo// by combining imaging, genomics, and sequencing strategiesShe studied splicing in relation to nuclear speckles ​and discovered that most introns ​are removed during the process, or co-transcriptionally. Her lab has shown that snRNP assembly occurs in membraneless organelles called Cajal bodies ​(CBs) and that depletion ​of the CB scaffolding protein coilin is lethal in zebrafish embryosdue to a deficit ​in splicing. She is currently Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry and of Cell Biology at Yale University, where she is also Director of the Yale Center for RNA Science and Biomedicine.
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-Minji is a postdoc ​working ​with Drs. Yijun Ruan and Jeff Chuang ​at the Jackson Lab (JAX)She studies allele-specific chromatin interactions ​and chromatin dynamics, and develops computational tools along the wayHer BS, MS, and PhD degrees ​are from UC San Diego (UCSD) and University ​of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)all in electrical engineering.+
  
 __**8:​30-8:​50 am Pacific Time**__ ​ , 20 minutes talk, then 10 minutes Q&A __**8:​30-8:​50 am Pacific Time**__ ​ , 20 minutes talk, then 10 minutes Q&A
  
-{{:4dn:gbonora_208250.jpg?​nolink&​200x250|gbonora_208250.jpg}}+{{:4dn:phase1:​dankoheadshot2.jpg?​nolink&​200x250|dankoheadshot2.jpg}}
  
-**Giancarlo Bonora**+**Charles Danko**
  
-**Postdoc**+[[dankoc@gmail.com|]]
  
-[[gbonora@uw.edu|]]+Title: "Focal enhancer-promoter loops: Fact or Fiction"​
  
-Title: "A time course multi-omics study of early mouse development ​at the single cell level"+Charles Danko is the Robert N. Noyce Assistant Professor at Cornell University. His primary research interest is to understand how DNA sequence encodes complex programs ​of gene expression. Danko played a vital role in developing assays that map the location of RNA polymerase (PRO-seq, ChRO-seq), and has led the development ​of computational tools which leverage this information to identify active functional elements (dREG). Danko has a long-standing interest in integrating maps of chromatin architecture and transcription to understand ​the dynamic interactions that encode the timing and levels of gene transcription.
  
-I am a postdoctoral fellow in the Noble lab in the Department of Genome Sciences at the University of Washington, Seattle. I apply computational approaches to the study of gene regulatory mechanisms, including the role of three-dimensional (3D) genome organization. For this project, in collaboration with the Disteche lab and other UW colleagues, I am investigating the cellular heterogeneity and dynamics of the structure of the mammalian genome and gene expression landscape during the process of random X-chromosome inactivation. 
  
 ===== HOW to Join the webinar: ===== ===== HOW to Join the webinar: =====
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 1. A new WebEx meeting invitation will be sent out immediately to the [[4dn-network@4dnucleome.org|]] email list. 1. A new WebEx meeting invitation will be sent out immediately to the [[4dn-network@4dnucleome.org|]] email list.
  
-2. If the problem with WebEx persists, OH will notify participants via [[4dn-network@4dnucleome.org|]] email to call [[:​4dn:​1.866.740.1260|]] and enter access code 8221626.+2. If the problem with WebEx persists, OH will notify participants via [[4dn-network@4dnucleome.org|]] email to call [[:4dn:phase1:​1.866.740.1260|]] and enter access code 8221626.
  
 3. Participants can find the Scientific Webinar slides presentations above under **Scientific Webinar Series slides presentations.** 3. Participants can find the Scientific Webinar slides presentations above under **Scientific Webinar Series slides presentations.**
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 ===== Next Scientific Webinar Presentation ===== ===== Next Scientific Webinar Presentation =====
  
-**When: ​June 26, 2020** +**When: **
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-**Moderated by: Andrew Belmont**+
  
-Member from **Jan T. Liphardt**'**s group** ​ (Presenter: TBD)+**Moderated by: TBD**
  
-Member from **John T. Lis (contactHenning Lin, Warren R Zipfel'​s ​group** ​ (Presenter: TBD)+Member from **Center**group** ​(Presenter: TBDMember from **Center ​group** (Presenter: TBD)
  
 ===== Calendar ===== ===== Calendar =====
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