Past eventHeld October 6–10, 2026
Germ Cells 2026
The 15th biennial Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory meeting on germ line and gamete development.
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York
- Held
- October 6–10, 2026
- Venue
- Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York
TL;DR
- Germ Cells 2026 took place October 6–10 at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island, New York.
- The 15th biennial meeting brought together scientists studying molecular, cellular, and genetic aspects of germ line and gamete development.
- Sessions were scheduled to cover germline evolution, sex determination, meiosis, chromosome mechanics, gamete development, epigenetics, and environmental influences on germ cell biology.
About
Germ Cells is Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory's 15th biennial meeting on germ line and gamete development. The meeting brings together scientists studying molecular, cellular, and genetic aspects of germ line development, with specialized sessions spanning germline evolution, sex determination, meiosis, fertilization, epigenetics, and stem cell biology.
Who was in the room
Developmental and reproductive biologists
Scientists studying molecular, cellular, and genetic aspects of germ line and gamete development.
Featured speakers
4 listedMelina Schuh
Keynote Speaker · Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences
Swathi Arur
Organizer · UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
Mitinori Saitou
Organizer · Kyoto University
Allan Spradling
Organizer · Carnegie Institute for Science
Venue & travel
Venue
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, One Bungtown Road, Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724Questions people ask
7 answeredGerm Cells 2026 took place October 6–10, 2026.
The meeting is held at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in Cold Spring Harbor, New York.
Scientists studying molecular, cellular, and genetic aspects of germ line and gamete development.
Sessions were scheduled to cover germline evolution, sex determination, germline stem cells and their niche, meiosis and chromosome mechanics, gamete and fertilization biology, epigenetics, environmental control, and post-transcriptional regulation.
Melina Schuh from the Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences was scheduled to deliver the keynote address.
It is most useful for researchers working on germline biology, since the program spanned meiosis, germline stem cells, epigenetics and gamete development, and the organizers included Swathi Arur, Mitinori Saitou and Allan Spradling. Scientists or clinicians from unrelated fields would get less from it.
Researchers at academic laboratory meetings like this one usually dress casually, in jeans or slacks with a shirt or sweater, and bring a light jacket for cool autumn evenings outdoors in New York.
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