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Thank you for making YSTM 2025 a success!
For this first edition of the conference, we were more than 70 participants, students, PhD candidates, postdocs and staff scientists, from all over Switzerland. We had the chance to hear about cutting-edge technologies and groundbreaking science, showcasing the strong expertise in cryo-ET present across the country.
We hope this event will inspire exchange and collaboration within the local community.
On behalf of the organizing team, we would like to thank once again all the participants, as well as the Dubochet Center for Imaging, co-organizer of this event.
Let’s meet again soon — we’ll keep you posted!
Program
Program
YoungSwissTomoMeeting2025-Program-Oct7.pdfAim of the meeting
Aim of the meeting
Highlighting Switzerland’s expertise in electron tomography and promoting collaboration, knowledge exchange and networking among early-career researchers, including undergraduate students, PhD candidates, postdocs and facility staff.
Apply for a talk
Apply for a talk
Registration deadline is Wednesday, 1 October 2025.
Registration fee : 30 CHF
Registration fee : 30 CHF
When you access the registration platform, you will first be asked to register. Only after registering will you have access to the contribution submission page. If you wish to present, please describe your research topic in two to three sentences.
We will select approximately 12 people to give talks. Our goal is to ensure representation from all over Switzerland and from as many different labs as possible.
Venue
Venue
University of Bern, Main Building, Kuppelraum - Hochschulstrasse 4, 3012, Bern, Switzerland
Organisers
Organisers
Biozentrum
University of Basel
Ambizione Fellow
florent.waltz@unibas.ch
I investigate how mitochondrial complexes organize and shape membrane architecture using cryo-ET
Institut of Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine (IBMM) University of Bern
Postdoctoral researcher
leonie.anton@unibe.ch
I am using in situ cryoET to investigate host-pathogen interactions between the immune system and various bacteria and parasites
Department of Biochemistry University of Zurich
Postdoctoral researcher
z.kechagia@bioc.uzh.ch
I use cryo-ET to study the nanoscale structural consequences of mechanotransduction
Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology
University of Geneva
Postdoctoral researcher
I study the ultrastructure and molecular organization of the plasma membrane and its responses to stress using cryo-ET
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