The conference will bring together scientists working to better understand nuclear and genome organisation in various organisms, tissues, and cell states.

Conference sessions will cover topics related to:

●    Nuclear and subnuclear structure and function
●    Nuclear organisation and chromosome topology in gene expression
●    Nuclear organisation and chromosome topology in DNA replication and repair
●    Crosstalk between transcription and repair
●    Impact of nuclear and genome organisation on genome editing
●    Genome editing technologies in the study of nuclear and genome structure and function
●    Nuclear bodies including the nucleolus, Cajal bodies, speckles, PML bodies
●    Constitutive and induced phase separation in the nucleus
●    Topologically associated domains and transcription in genome control
●    Signalling cues, cellular states and genome organisation
●    Genome organisation in pluripotency and during differentiation
●    Nuclear and genome structures in health, cancer, aging, and age-related diseases
●    Chromatin loops and non-canonical nucleic acids structures in genome expression and stability
●    Spatial genome organisation: from the bench to the bedside

Workshops will cover: Technical advances in the study of nuclear and genome organisation; The next frontiers in spatial genome organisation and its connection to health and disease; How to publish in the era of spatial genome organisation?