Croissance et régénération durant le développement et le vieillissement

A series of “Conférences Jacques Monod” meetings in Roscoff, France, has been held since 2012 to address questions of developmental biology and the three conferences in 2012, 2015 and 2018 have focused on specific problems of developmental biology. The 2023 CJM conference that will be held May 22-26, 2023 will focus on later stages of development, and will include regeneration, homeostasis of tissue and aging when these processes no longer function properly. It will explore fundamental aspects of developmental biology with special emphasis given to understanding adult tissues and the process of aging. The program of the conference will include seven thematic sessions, each including speakers working in different model organisms with different approaches. The CJM will cover the following broad topics in development biology and aging: - Developmental control of Aging - Transcription control and chromatin regulation of cell fate and aging - Development of patterns - Regeneration - Stem cells and their link with aging - Tissue dynamics and cell competition - Senescence and plasticity We encourage the application of participants of diverse backgrounds working on a wide range of topics in developmental biology. Additional speakers and poster presentations will be selected based on abstracts to further enhance the diversity of the meeting, with opportunities for younger as well as established scientists. Keywords: Development, stem cells, organoids, Cell fate, pattern formation, regeneration, aging, tissue growth, tissue homeostasis, morphogenesis, metabolism, modeling