"How Hot Are Mitochondria? Implications for Biology and Medicine” - Webinar by Howy Jacobs
The World Mitochondria Society is pleased to invite you to an exclusive online webinar featuring Professor Howy Jacobs from Tampere University, Finland. Prof. Jacobs will present groundbreaking insights into mitochondrial thermoregulation and its profound implications for cell biology, evolution, and disease.
Webinar Details
Title: "Mitochondria: More Heat than Light - How Hot Are Mitochondria? Implications for Biology and Medicine”
Date: March 26, 2025
Time: 17:00 CET
Key Topics
- The concept of elevated mitochondrial temperatures (~50°C) as a physiological characteristic.
- The role of mitochondrial temperature regulation in evolution and development.
- How mitochondrial thermal homeostasis influences cell signaling, immunity, and pathological conditions.
The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A session, offering attendees the opportunity to engage directly with Prof. Jacobs and deepen their understanding of this fascinating topic.
How to Participate?
Join us for this cutting-edge discussion on mitochondria and their surprising thermal dynamics! This webinar is open to researchers, students, and professionals interested in mitochondrial function, bioenergetics, and cellular physiology.
The registration link will be available soon to book your spot.
The zoom link will be sent to you few days prior the webinar.
About Howy Jacobs
Prof. Howy Jacobs is a globally recognized expert in mitochondrial biology. In his recent work, A Century of Mitochondrial Research, 1922–2022 (Enzymes Book Series, 2023), he explores the fascinating journey of mitochondria—from their early recognition as bacteria-like structures to their pivotal roles in modern cell physiology. His contributions span biochemistry, genetics, pathology, and cell biology, shaping our current understanding of mitochondria.
