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6th International Conference on Image Analysis in Three-dimensional Cryo-EM
Granlibakken Conference Center, Lake Tahoe, California
We are pleased to announce the 6th biennial CryoEM 3D Image Analysis Symposium to be held at Granlibakken in March 2026. As in the past, the symposium provides a GRC-like atmosphere with a strong focus on technical aspects of algorithms for image processing in CryoEM. Participants are encouraged to discuss issues in depth, and long discussion sessions are scheduled for each talk. We also have a significant poster-talk session for cutting edge developments and discussion for those bringing new concepts into CryoEM. The meeting has been very well attended in the past with ~150 participants, a large fraction of whom are active methods developers in the field. We have been very successful in attracting a range of people from students and postdocs to senior faculty, and have had very good and in depth discussions on algorithms and methodologies in this field.
We are pleased to announce the 6th biennial CryoEM 3D Image Analysis Symposium to be held at Granlibakken in March 2026. As in the past, the symposium provides a GRC-like atmosphere with a strong focus on technical aspects of algorithms for image processing in CryoEM. Participants are encouraged to discuss issues in depth, and long discussion sessions are scheduled for each talk. We also have a significant poster-talk session for cutting edge developments and discussion for those bringing new concepts into CryoEM. The meeting has been very well attended in the past with ~150 participants, a large fraction of whom are active methods developers in the field. We have been very successful in attracting a range of people from students and postdocs to senior faculty, and have had very good and in depth discussions on algorithms and methodologies in this field.
Organizing Committee
Chair: Dorit Hanein, University of California, Santa Barbara
Co-Chair: Steven J. Ludtke, Baylor College of Medicine
Jose-Maria Carazo, National Center for Biotechnology (Spain)
Edward Egelman, University of Virginia
Slavica Jonic, CNRS, Sorbonne Université (France)
Masahide Kikkawa, The University of Tokyo (Japan)
Niels Volkmann, University of California, Santa Barbara
Schedule at a Glance
Wednesday
Wednesday
Late Afternoon
Arrivals
Poster setup
Welcome Wine & Cheese
Evening
Dinner
Keynote Address
Thursday
Thursday
Breakfast
Morning
Session 1: In vitro Compositional and Conformational Variability
Session 2: In situ Compositional and Conformational Variability
Lunch
Afternoon - Free time
Late Afternoon
Poster Session
Wine and cheese
Dinner
Evening
Session 3: Automation
Social Hour (cash bar)
Friday
Friday
Breakfast
Morning
Session 4: Modeling & Validation of CryoEM/ET
Session 5: Tomogram Segmentation and Interpretation
Lunch
Afternoon - Free time
Late Afternoon
Poster Session
Wine and cheese
Round Table: Deep Learning Competitions
Dinner
Evening
Session 6: Poster Selected Short Talks
Social Hour (cash bar)
Speakers
Speakers
Alberto Bartesaghi (Duke University)
Khanh Huy Bui (McGill)
Bridget Carragher (CZII)
Jianling Chen (University of Missouri)
Rado Danev (University of Tokyo)
Joey Davis (MIT)
Friedrich Förster (Utrecht University)
Sonya Hanson (Flatiron Institute)
Reinhard Heckel (TU Munich)
Arjen Jakobi (TU Delft)
Jan Kosinski (EMBL, Hamburg)
Gabe Lander (Scripps)
Roy Lederman (Yale University)
Shigeyuki Matsumoto (Kyoto University)
Bonnie Murphy (MPI Biophysics, Frankfurt)
Jürgen Plitzko (MPI Biochemistry, Martinsried)
Carsten Sachse (Forschungszentrum Jülich)
Sebastain Tacke (MPI Molecular Physiology)
Hemant Tagare (Yale School of Medicine)
William Wan (Vanderbilt)
Ellen Zhong (Princeton University)
8 Selected Poster Short Talks
Sponsors
Sponsors
The Venue
The Venue
Granlibakken Tahoe
Granlibakken Tahoe
725 Granlibakken Road
725 Granlibakken Road
Tahoe City, CA 96145
With its inspiring setting, serenity, and ability to nurture both connection and disconnection, our mountain retreat has a way of kindling moments and memories that are precious and rare. As you enter our 74-acre valley, you are transported back to classic Tahoe. It’s where our early pioneers found their own adventures. It's where people came by horse-drawn sleighs to hand-hewn cabins to commune with nature and one another. The adventuresome came to traverse cross-country trails. And those seeking greatness came to soar off the ski jump where national champions would be crowned and Olympic athletes would be named.
With its inspiring setting, serenity, and ability to nurture both connection and disconnection, our mountain retreat has a way of kindling moments and memories that are precious and rare. As you enter our 74-acre valley, you are transported back to classic Tahoe. It’s where our early pioneers found their own adventures. It's where people came by horse-drawn sleighs to hand-hewn cabins to commune with nature and one another. The adventuresome came to traverse cross-country trails. And those seeking greatness came to soar off the ski jump where national champions would be crowned and Olympic athletes would be named.
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