International Symposium Innate Immune Memory
May 29th-31st 2023, Naples, Italy
Congress Venue at Parthenope Conference Centre
Università di Napoli Federico II, via Pathenope n. 36, Napoli, Italy
Download here the final programme.
| Monday 29th of May | |
| 10.00h | Welcome – University Authorities & The Organizers: Giuseppe Matarese, Mihai Netea, Triantafyllos Chavakis, Siroon Bekkering, George Hajishengallis, Zoltan Fehervari |
| Mechanisms in regulating trained immunity Chairs: Jorge Dominguez Andres (Nijmegen-Netherlands) & Shih-chin Cheng (Xiamen-China) |
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| 10.15h | Luis Barreiro – Systems immunology of innate immune responses |
| 10.45h | Boris Novakovic – Mechanisms of trained immunity in endothelial cells |
| 11.15h | Triantafyllos Chavakis – Mechanisms of trained immunity in neutrophils |
| 11.45h | Judith Austermann – Core histone degradation drives immune tolerance in human monocytes (from submitted abstracts) |
| 12.00h | Lunch and Poster Session |
| Chairs: Jessica dos Santos (Nijmegen-Netherlands) & Claudio Procaccini (Napoli-Italy) | |
| 14.00h | Keynote: Galit Alter – Systems serology and trained immunity |
| 14.30h | Aki Minoda – MUKIN (Germ-free) Mouse Ageing Atlas: Determining microbiota-dependent ageing signatures |
| 15.00h | Sarah J. Sun – BCG Vaccination impacts the epigenetic landscape of progenitor cells in human bone marrow (from submitted abstracts) |
| 15.15h | Rachel Low – A paradoxical role of the MEK1/2-ERK-RSK signalling axis in the priming of macrophages (from submitted abstracts) |
| 15.30h | Coffee Break |
| 16.00h | Timothy Osborne – Intersection of trained immunity and metabolism in macrophages through SETDB2 (from submitted abstracts) |
| 16.15h | Huan Jin – NAMPT/NAD+ metabolic axis in macrophage promotes trained immunity-mediated antitumor activity (from submitted abstracts) |
| 16.30h | Keynote: Bali Pulendran – Systems innate vaccinology |
| 17.00h-17.15h Cytosens Sponsored Talk - Simona Maida – 7 Laser & 186 Detectors: ID7000 Spectral Cell Analyzer, Best in-Class High-Parameter Flow Cytometry | |
| 19.00h | Get Together Welcome Reception |
| Tuesday 30th of May | |
| Molecular and cellular mechanisms in health and diseases Chairs: Yenan Bryceson (Huddinge-Sweden) & Rob Arts (Nijmegen-Netherlands) |
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| 09.00h | Michael Sieweke – Central trained immunity in progenitor cells |
| 09.30h | Musa Mhlanga – Epigenetics of trained immunity in myeloid cells |
| 10.00h | George Hajishengallis – The role of trained immunity in chronic diseases |
| 10.30h | Silvia Pires – TL1A promotes ILC3-dependent neutrophil activation and colitis associated cancer (from submitted abstracts) |
| 10.45h | Anne-Sophie Beignon – Orchestration of myelopoiesis, early innate myeloid responses, and long-term innate immune imprinting after vaccination (from submitted abstracts) |
| 11.00h | Coffee Break |
| 11.30h | Chiara Romagnani – Epigenetics of NK cell memory |
| 12.00h | Antoine Roquilly – Post-sepsis immunological effects on cancer |
| 12.30h | James Shih-chin Cheng – Malaria pigment hemozoin induces persistent myelopoiesis-bias and boosts host immunity (from submitted abstracts) |
| 12.45h | Viviane Bechtold – AS01B-adjuvanted vaccine promotes functional and epigenetic modifications in monocytes (from submitted abstracts) |
| 13.00h | Lunch and Poster Session |
| Trained immunity in vertebrates Chairs: Anaisa Valido Ferreira (Nijmegen-Netherlands) & Sarah Sun (Chicago-USA) |
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| 14.30h | Katherine King – Central trained immunity in mycobacterial infection |
| 15.00h | Steven Josefowicz – Epigenetic memory in innate immune cells post-COVID-19 |
| 15.30h | Zhou Xing – Innate immune memory of resident macrophages |
| 16.00h | Coffee Break |
| 16.30h | Margarida C. Gomes – Training innate immunity in zebrafish using Shigella (from submitted abstracts) |
| 16.45h | Dane Parker – Staphylococcus aureus induces broadly protective innate memory in airway epithelial cells (from submitted abstracts |
| Editors corner |
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| 17.00h |
Zoltan Fehervari (Nature) & Jamie Wilson (Nature Immunology) - |
| 18.00h | Open discussion and Poster Session |
| Wednesday 31st of May | |
| Trained immunity and disease Chairs: Vinod Kumar (Nijmegen-Netherlands) & Eva Kaufmann (Kingston-Canada) |
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| 09.00h | Peter Kurre – Leukemia and trained immunity |
| 09.30h | Siroon Bekkering – Trained immunity in cardiometabolic diseases |
| 10.00h | Liwu Li – Programming of innate immune memory: from exhaustion to rejuvenation |
| 10.30h | Coffee Break |
| 11.00h | Barbara Mariotti – Identification of a trained phenotype in circulating neutrophils from COPD patients (from submitted abstracts) |
| 11.15h | Jéssica C. dos Santos – HIV-1 elite controllers and their 1st degree family members show enhanced monocyte responsiveness through trained immunity (from submitted abstracts) |
| 11.30h | Sinu P. John – Innate Immune Training Enhances the Reactivation of Latently Infected HIV-1 from Monocytic Cell Lines (from submitted abstracts) |
| Trained immunity and treatment Chairs: Athanasios Ziogas (Nijmegen-Netherlands) & Giuseppe Matarese (Napoli-Italy) |
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| 11.45h | Giuseppe Matarese – Caloric restriction effects on innate immunity |
| 12.15h | Maziar Divangahi – Trained immunity on protection against tuberculosis |
| 12.45h | Keynote: Vishwa Deep Dixit – Immunity and aging |
| 13.15h | Words of goodbye |