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International Society on Oxygen Transport to Tissue (ISOTT)

Oxygen and Life are often considered as synonyms. Oxygen is necessary for our cells to produce the energy to survive. Many organs of our body to function require energy and hence need oxygen. Most important our brain, the neurons in our cerebral cortex, our grey matter, require energy and hence oxygen, to produce electrical activity and allow us to move our muscles and produce thoughts. Oxygen carried by haemoglobin needs to reach the specific functioning areas in our brain to enable energy production via our mitochondrial and to drive neuron electrical generation. Tracking oxygen distribution in the brain allow us to monitor and image brain function, enabling us to understand the mechanisms of cognitive processes. Disturbances in delivering oxygen in our brain due to trauma such as brain injury or cardiovascular disorders such as stroke and cardiac arrest can have severe effects in our brain function. In addition, sustained oxygen availability to our brain is important for brain growth and normal healthy neurodevelopment; oxygen feeds newborn brains towards healthy function and brain maturity.

Tél.: [+30 2310 272 275];     Email.: isott2025@artion.com.gr

Oxygen Transport, Physiology, Metabolism, Biomedical Engineering, Medical Sciences

Cardiologie,    Médecine vasculaire, Angéiologie

Intracellular organelles are connected through regions of close apposition known as membrane contact sites (MCS). The growing understanding of MCS’ biology and function has dramatically changed the traditional view of interplay between biochemically compartmentalised entities. MCS are the means via which organelles channel messages and exchange content defining cellular homeostasis thus making the field one of the fastest growing and vibrant in modern biology.

The recognized significance of MCS in cellular physiology and pathology have made clear the need for an ad hoc forum in which advances can be discussed, technological progresses presented and new avenues to reach impact projected. The EMBO Workshop is that forum and has always been this since its first edition. Now at the 4th, this 2025 iteration aims to gather our community a further time and call for informative exchanges on MCS which will pave new avenues of research from those it had helped to pioneer.

The speakers will, therefore, showcase the diverse aspects of the MCS in mammalian model systems, plants and unicellular eukaryotes, explaining mechanistic aspects of regulation and dysregulation which triggers diseases. Furthermore, they will also illustrate the state-of-the-art methodology to inform MSC biology. Besides benefitting from the contribution of the leaders in the field the meeting will offer active inclusion of postgraduate students and early career researchers.

Email.: emboworkshop2025@gmail.com

Biologie,    Biologie moléculaire

Magnus Group LLC

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