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Introduction THE WORSKSHOP IS POSTPONED DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS, WE WILL STAY IN TOUCH WITH YOU TO ORGANISE THE WORKSHOP LATTER, PROBABLY IN SEPTEMBER.
In the emerging bioeconomy, optimization of plant biomass into biobased products and energy has become essential. But the chemical and structural complexity of plant cell walls makes them recalcitrant to simple transformation and thus requires a deeper understanding of their architecture through imaging tools. The goal of the "Imaging plants at different scales: from 3D image acquisition to multi-scale modeling" workshop is to gather scientists conducting state of art research involving plant cell wall image acquisition, image processing, and image based modelling. The invited speakers will present how 4D (space + time) imaging combined with image processing and multi-scale modelling can provide novel insights into key features describing biological systems’ dynamics. Participants are welcomed to contribute to this workshop with oral and poster presentations related to these topics. >>> Download workshop flyer <<<
Programme 8h45 - Welcome and registration
9h20 - Introduction of the workshop
9h30 - Session 1: Image Acquisition
Keynote speaker: Raymond Wightman, University of Cambridge, UK - 3D and 4D imaging across the scales – cells, tissues and organism
Clément Cuello, BioForA, Orléans, France - ATR-FTIR microspectroscopy: cell wall characterization method at the cell level
Fabienne Guillon, BIA, Nantes, France - Synchrotron Time Lapse Imaging of Lignocellulose Biomass Hydrolysis
11h45 - Session 2: Image Processing
Keynote speaker: Grégoire Malandain, INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis, France
12h30 - Lunch
14h - Session 2: Image Processing (following)
Yassin Refahi, FARE, Reims, France - 4D Characterization of Lignocellulosic Biomass during Hydrolysis
Dang Mao Nguyen, LGPM, Pomacle, France - Mechanisms of water and oil transport in wood deduced from 3D tomography observations
15h20-17h30 - Session 3: Image Based Modelling
Keynote speaker: Henrik Jönsson, University of Cambridge, UK - Understanding plant shoot development using Computational Morphodynamics
Jean-Marc Crowet, MAgICS, Reims, France - Simulation of peptide interactions with model plant plasma membranes
Patrick Perré, Chaire de Biotechnologie de CentraleSupélec, Pomacle, France - Coupled heat and mass transfer in wood: prediction of macroscopic properties from the 3D representation of the porous morphology
Romain Fernandez, IVF, Le Grau du Roi, France - Exploring vine-pathogen interaction through multi-modal 3D + Time imaging
17h30 - Conclusion and end of the workshop
Understanding plant shoot development using Computational Morphodynamics How to participate Workshop will be organised March, 12th 2020 in Reims, "Amphi STAPS" at the "Moulin de la Housse" campus of the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, chemin des Rouliers. Registration is free but mandatory (see left panel). Abstracts for oral and poster presentations must be sent before March, 2nd 2020 (see left panel). Abstracts must contain a title, author name(s) and be no more than 250 words.
Organisers Stéphanie Baud, University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne Nicolas Belloy, University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne Gabriel Paës, FARE laboratory, INRAE & University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne Yassin Refahi, FARE laboratory, INRAE & University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne Christine Terryn, PICT platform, University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne
This workshop is supported by University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, INRAE, ANR and sponsored by ImaBio, Olympus and Zeiss. |
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