
Health & Safety
ASCB, EMBO, and the Walter E. Washington Convention Center are closely monitoring evolving public health guidelines and are working together to make sure everyone can meet safely. Review our safety policies and guidelines to learn how we plan to keep attendees safe and what is expected of each participant at Cell Bio 2022.
Cell Bio 2022 Symposia Speakers

Crystal Rogers
University of California, Davis

Verena Ruprecht
Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), Barcelona

Alissa R. Armstrong
University of South Carolina

Irene Miguel-Aliaga
Imperial College, London

Rosie Alegado
University of Hawaiʻi Mānoa

Beronda L. Montgomery
Grinnell College

Ayuko Hoshino
Tokyo Institute of Technology

Neta Regev Rudzki
Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot

Chantell Evans
Duke University

Monther Abu-Remaileh
Stanford University

Sonya Neal
University of California, San Diego

Pascale Guiton
Santa Clara University

Xiaofeng Wang
Virginia Tech

Carrie Adler
Cornell University

Bob Goldstein
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Raghu Padinjat
National Centre for Biological Sciences, India
“I can’t wait to attend this year’s in-person ASCB annual meeting. The ASCB annual meeting has always been a great place to catch up on the latest and hottest research in cell biology and catch up with diverse colleagues in the field.”
–Rong Li, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
“The ASCB annual meeting provides a wonderful opportunity for trainees to interact with scientists in their field and be exposed to new scientific areas in cell biology. The annual meeting was the first conference I attended as a trainee, and I am excited to be returning this year in person!”
–Leslie Weaver, Indiana University
“Before I started my Ph.D., I was trained in biochemistry and molecular biology. The ASCB annual meeting was always so fascinating and opened my eyes to the world of cell biology. I learned so much at the ASCB meetings. It is still my favorite conference to attend.”
–Casper Hoogenrad, Genentech
“The Annual Meeting has had a huge impact on my career and is a highlight for me each year! I love how it brings together scientists from diverse backgrounds and career stages, and provides a fantastic networking opportunity to connect with the community and initiate collaborations.”
–Beata Edyta Mierzwa, Postdoctoral Researcher, Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research
“The ASCB meeting has repeatedly proved its worth to me over the years. Every year we (my students and I) learn about new research and technology, share our results with the community, and enjoy outstanding networking opportunities."
–Bill Bement, University of Wisconsin-Madison