Spindle Modeling at Flatiron Institute Room: Michael Shelley, Flatiron Institute

Spindle Modeling at Harvard University Room: Daniel Needleman, Harvard University

Rearrangement of Meiotic C. Elegans Spindles from Metaphase to Anaphase Room: Stefanie Redemann, University of Virginia

Integrated Electron Tomography and Computational Modeling to Study the Mechanics of Mitotic and Meiotic Spindles Room: Ehssan Nazockdast, University of North Carolina

Ultrastructural Organization of Mitotic and Meiotic Spindles: Lessons from Electron Tomography Room: Thomas Mueller-Reichert, TU-Dresden

Computational Methods for Modeling the Spindle and Active Matter, with Applications to Fission Yeast Room: Meredith Betterton, University of Colorado

Manipulating “Cell” Geometry to Study Spindle Assembly and Positioning Room: Jay Gatlin, University of Wyoming

Spindles are Actively Cross-linked Micro-tubule Networks Room: Sebastian Fuerthauer, Flatiron Institute

Principles of Spindle Size Control and Scaling Room: Reza Fahardifar, Flatiron Institute