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 ===== Scientific Webinar Series slides presentations =====
-**June 28, 2024**
+**October 25, 2024**
-**Moderator: Wenbo Li**
+**Moderator: Sui Huang**
-**Presenter: ****Yang Xie**// (University of California San Diego)//** - //"Droplet Hi-C for Fast and Scalable Profiling of Chromatin Architecture in Single Cells"// **//** **//  (Link to presenter slides)
+**Presenter: Natalie McArthur **//(Columbia University)//** - //"// **//**The Molecular Basis of Solid-Phase Separation in Olfactory Transcriptional Hubs** //**//" //**  ([[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15YnUuDbmfZQZr3Glfj0n39D3bVuznyQY/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=105768913603538088409&rtpof=true&sd=true|Link to presenter slides]])
+**Presenter: Andy Chen **//(Stanford University) //**- ****//“Distinct regulation of Histone H1 gene expression within the histone locus body”//**  ([[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Xh2mIanVY6Qp7DV_QWtH3cwOfpMdMq55/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=105768913603538088409&rtpof=true&sd=true|Link to presenter slides]])
-**Presenter: ****Yarui Diao**// (Duke University)//** - //“scHiCAR: a tri-modal single-cell technology for integrated transcriptome, epigenome, and 3D genome analysis in complex tissues”// **** ** (Link to presenter slides)
   * Scientific Webinar presentations (Phase 1) can be found [[https://wiki.4dnucleome.org/4dn:phase1:scientific_webinar_series:scientific_webinar_presentation_archive|here]].
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 ===== 4DN Scientific Webinar Series =====
-<font 16px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>**June 28, 2024**</font>
+<font 16px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>**October 25, 2024**</font>
 <font 14px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>**8:00-8:30 am Pacific Time (20 minute presentation, 10 minute QA)**</font>
-PHOTO
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-**Yarui Diao **
+**Natalie McArthur**
-**Assistant Professor**
+**Staff Associate**
-[[yarui.diao@duke.edu|]]
+**[[ngm2121@columbia.edu|]]**
-**Title: //“scHiCAR: a tri-modal single-cell technology for integrated transcriptome, epigenome, and 3D genome analysis in complex tissues”// **
-My research program, ‘Regeneration Genomics’, focuses on unraveling gene regulatory mechanisms driving cell fate changes during embryonic development and tissue regeneration, and understanding how these processes are disrupted in human diseases. In our quest to decode the fundamental mechanisms of gene regulation, we have also developed several cutting-edge genome profiling and engineering tools, including CREST-seq, HiCAR, CARGO-BioID, and scHiCAR, that benefit both our research and the broader scientific community. Prior to starting my own lab at Duke Cell Biology in 2018, I received my PhD from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, where I studied skeletal muscle differentiation and regeneration. I was also a Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP) Postdoctoral Fellow, trained with Dr. Bing Ren at UCSD.
+**Title: //“// **//**The Molecular Basis of Solid-Phase Separation in Olfactory Transcriptional Hubs** //**//"//**  Natalie is a staff associate and recent Ph.D. graduate from the Lomvardas Lab at Columbia University. Natalie's thesis research is focused on uncovering the biochemical basis of olfactory receptor transcriptional hubs in olfactory sensory neurons. Before starting graduate school at Columbia University Natalie's undergraduate research was focused on the relationship between structure and function of heat shock proteins.
 <font 14px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>**8:30-9:00 am Pacific Time (20 minute presentation, 10 minute QA)**</font>
-PHOTO
+{{:4dn:phase2:andy.jpg?200}}
-**Yang Xie**
-**Ph.D. Candidate**
+**Andy Chen**
-[[y2xie@health.ucsd.edu|]]
+**Ph.D. candidate**
-**Title: ****//“Droplet Hi-C for Fast and Scalable Profiling of Chromatin Architecture in Single Cells”// **
+**[[yhc@stanford.edu|]]**
-Yang Xie is currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Bing Ren lab at UC San Diego. His graduate research focuses on developing high-throughput single-cell sequencing techniques to explore the epigenomic diversity of mammalian brains. Utilizing these new methods, he aims to uncover how the epigenomic dysregulation contributes to neurodisorders and diseases.
+**Title: //“// **//**Regulation of immune signal integration and memory by 3-dimensional genome** //**//”//**  Andy Chen is a physician-scientist and a Ph.D. candidate in Bioengineering at Stanford University, advised by Dr. Ansuman Satpathy. His research focuses on applying high-throughput genomics, and computation to study immune system principles in infection and cancer. Andy holds a B.S. in Physics, an M.D. from National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan.
 ===== HOW TO Join the Webinar =====
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 <font 16px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>**Next Scientific Webinar Presentation**</font>
-**When: June 28, 2024**
+**When: January 24, 2025**
-**Moderator: Ting Wang**
+**Moderator: **
-  * Presenter from **R. David Hawkins'****s team **
+  * Presenter from **Tomoko Yamada****'s team **
-  * Presenter from **Huaiying Zhang****'s**  team
+  * Presenter from **Sheng Zhong****'s**  team

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