Calendar event

February 18th.
*Opening Remarks - Daniel Zajfman
*Nachum Ulanovsky - Neural codes for natural navigation in the bat brain.
*Rony Paz - A neural tradeoff across brain regions and primate species.
*Shalev Itzkovitz - Spatial transcriptomics of mammalian tissues.
*Long Cai - Spatial Genomics: analysis of single cell in situ.
*Katalin Fejes-Toth - The SUMO ligase Su(var)2-10 links piRNA-guided target recognition to chromatin-mediated transcriptional silencing.
*Ilan Lampl - Interhemispheric subthreshold correlations in the somatosensory cortex of awake mice.
*Meital Oren - Insights into the mechanism of sexually dimorphic synaptic connectivity.
*Ofer Yizhar - Autism-associated disruption of social representations in the mouse prefrontal cortex.
*Alexei Aravin - piRNA and a new view on mechanisms that regulate genes expression.
*Rotem Sorek - The immune system of bacteria - beyond CRISPR.
*Rebecca Vorhees - Selective protein targeting to the endoplasmic reticulum.

February.19th
*Ron Milo - The biomass distribution on Earth. 
*Victoria Orphan - Studying microbial physiology and ecological interactions at the energetic edge of life: methane-fueled syntrophy between archaea and bacteria.
*Nir Friedman - Collective induction of immune memory.
*Elliot Meyerowitz - Mechanical Signaling in a Plant Stem Cell Population.
*Yraon Antebi - Computations From Promiscuous Interactions in the BMP Pathway.
*Michal Rivlin - It’s all about timing: the computation of motion direction in the retina.
*Mikhail Shapiro - Biomolecular engineering for non-invasive imaging and control of cellular function
*Yaniv Ziv - Revealing the neural correlates of behavior without relying on behavioral measurements.
*Lior Pachter - Computational and experimental foundations for single-cell RNA-seq.
*Naama Barkai - Resolving regulatory interplay by gene duplication.