Methods in ZebraFish Behavior analysis 2010
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The 3rd meeting Methods in ZebraFish Behavior analysis
Will be held in Paris from the 6th to 7th of May 2010
News Update:
30/04/10: ViewPoint party on Thursday night at "bert's"in Bercy Village !
09/04/10: Final Program available here !
08/04/10: More than 50 researchers registered.
17/02/10: Hotel list available
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Methods in ZebraFish Behavior analysis
Methods in ZebraFish Behavior analysis is the premier meeting for scientists willing to analyze zebrafish's behavioral or physiological data by mean of imaging techniques.
This year we will also promote networking among European University and Industries willing to deploy ZebraFish in their facilities.
High throughput ZebraFish studies involves an increasing number of labs around the world. But when setting up an experimental protocol, a number of challenges arise.
Based on successful “user case” experience, the meeting presentations will highlight the key steps to design and analyze your experiment.
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- The presentations will be focused on the technical aspects of behavior analysis and will be followed by their related trainings.
- New technologies in ZebraFish Behavior analysis will be demonstrated by the ViewPoint team.
- The round tables will let us debate on the needs of the zebrafish community.
Final Program
>> The final Program is available here as a pdf document !
Opening :
Thursday 6. May, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Friday 7. May, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
The scientific program committee now invites you to submit proposals for Symposia and Workshops.
Contributions are welcome on a wide variety of topics that involves an automated method to screen Zebra Fish Phenotype, including (but not only!) :
- Pharmacology and Toxicology
- Neurobiology such as sleep research
- Pain, Tolerance and dependence
- Aging and degeneration
- Regeneration and stem cells ( such as retina / OKN test)
To submit your abstract please fill this form.
Registration
Following the success of the 2nd edition in Boston, we are glade to invite you to this 3rd meeting in Paris.
Registration is now open. Early-Bird is available for delegates and students until the 28th of February
Registration Fees :
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Before 28th of February |
After 28th of February |
| Delegates |
100,00 € exc. VAT |
130,00 € exc. VAT |
| Students |
50,00 € exc. VAT |
65,00 € exc. VAT |
Venue
The meeting is located in Paris close to Arc de Triomphe at :
Espace Monceau:
44 rue de La Bienfaisance
75008 Paris
Phone: +33 1 45 63 84 50 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +33 1 45 63 84 50 end_of_the_skype_highlighting
Paris city is well known for its monuments and life style.
You may download a map of the meeting location (pdf) or see the online map.
Lunchs and breakfast are offered by viewpoint at noon to registered participants.
Many hotels are available around the area.
Contact us if you have any questions regarding the meeting.
Maps of the meeting location:
Printable Map of the meeting location + transportation (pdf).
Online map of the meeting location.
Hotels:
View nearby hotel list
Other Usefull Links :
Paris Visitors Bureau
Previous meeting in Boston USA : Methods in ZebraFish Behavior analysis 2009
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Abstract download
Zebrafish Behavioral Profiling Links Drugs to Biological Targets and Rest/Wake Regulation
Dr. Jason Rihel - Harvard /USA
Zebrafish and modeling human disease
Dr. Rob Willemsen- Erasmus MC /Netherland
Approaches to measure behaviour in adult zebrafish
Dr. William Norton - DEPSN - Gif-sur-Yvette / France
Zebrafish, a promising novel tool for the analysis of alcohol's effects on the brain
Dr. Robert Gerlai - Univ. of Toronto/ Canada
Locomotor activity to predict the chronic toxicity of chemicals using fish and amphibian
Dr Sophie Mothré - watchfrog /France
Translating Rodent Behavioral Repertoire to Zebrafish (Danio rerio): Relevance for Stress Research
Peter Steenbergen - Leiden University /Netherland
European strategies for zebrafish phenotyping
Robert Geisler - KIT, Functional genomics in the developing zebrafish /Germany
Biological clocks in the Mexican blind Cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Dr. Christophe Guibal- Univ College London /UK
Manipulation of latrophilin-3 expression in zebrafish
-link with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Dr. Merlin Lange - GIF /France
Measuring aggressivity in Astyanax mexicanus surface
fish and blind
cavefish populations.
Dr. Yannick Elipot - Gif sur Yvette /France
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