The nuclear envelope is a dynamic and versatile platform that coordinates a diverse array of biological processes from signaling and transport to DNA repair and transcriptional regulation. NENE 2025 will be the sixth iteration of NENE, bringing together laboratories in the Northeast that share a common interest in the nuclear envelope and related biology.
A trainee-led, one-day meeting, NENE 2025 provides a unique opportunity for researchers who share a common interest in the biology of the nucleus, the nuclear envelope, and nuclear transport to share their work, discover new biology, and develop professional networks.
Our keynote speaker will be Dr. Mike Rout of Rockefeller University. The program can be found on the schedule page.
Registration has closed, see you at NENE!
Dr. Mike Rout
George and Ruby DeStevens Professor
Rockefeller University
Submit your best images of nucleus-related biology for our NENE 2025 image contest to northeastnuclearenvelope@gmail.com
Organizers
Anthony Isenhour
Chandrayee Mukherjee
Sebastian Quintremil
Megane Rayer
Vanessa Todorow
Paige Wilson
Email the organizers at Northeastnuclearenvelope@gmail.com
Yale Department of Cell Biology
Banner image provided by Sandra Sandria of the Lusk/King lab at Yale. Image of fibrotic lung tissue with stains for SUN2, alpha smooth muscle actin, DNA (using Hoechst), and Vimentin.