Evenement
Mycodays⏐2024
MYCODAYS | 2024
A symposium of ANRS | MIE
– Tuberculosis Coordinated Action –
Institut Pasteur de Lille
July 3-5, 2024
Programme
Wed 03 July
17:00 | Welcome & Coffee |
17:30 | Opening remarks |
18:00 | Shared Keynote Lecture with the Acid Fast Club Christian Lienhardt: The Long and Winding Road to Novel Tuberculosis Treatments |
19:00 | Wine & Cheese with the Acid Fast Club |
Thu 04 July
08:45 | Welcome & Coffee |
09:00 | Nathalie Winter: Neutrophil subsets play dual roles in tuberculosis by producing inflammasome dependent-IL-1b or suppressing T-cells via PD-L1 |
09:30 | Isabelle Vergne: Exploring the macrophage cytosol for novel Mycobacterium tuberculosis lipid-binding proteins involved in innate immunity |
09:50 | Natacha Faivre: Tuberculosis-induced glycolysis favors tunneling nanotube formation, promoting HIV-1 dissemination in macrophages |
10:10 | Short talk by speaker selected from abstracts |
10:25 | Coffee break |
10:50 | Vivek Thacker: Early events in tuberculosis – harnessing micro-physiological models to study humanity’s oldest foe |
11:20 | Sarah Monard: Identification of a novel nerve cell population in lung granulomas during tuberculosis |
11:40 | Wendy Le Mouellic: Mycobacterium tuberculosis sulfur acquisition during infection |
12:00 | Short talk by speaker selected from abstracts |
12:15 | Lunch |
13:15 | Fabrice Bonnet: Title to be announced |
13:45 | Lorenzo Guglielmetti: endTB clinical trial, efficacy and safety of new, shorter treatment regimens for MDR-TB |
14:15 | Praha Rupasinghe: MIC distribution of the endTB and endTB Q clinical trial isolates for the new and repurposed anti-TB drugs |
14:45 | Olivier Bahuaud: Dynamics of T cell phenotypic profiles during tuberculosis treatment |
15:05 | Short talk by speaker selected from abstracts |
15:20 | Coffee break |
15:45 | Nicolas Durand: MmpL diversity is a key factor involved in the mycobacterial virulence in the opportunistic pathogen Mycobacterium abscessus |
16:15 | Louis David Leclercq: Non-tuberculous mycobacteria and glycopeptidolipid : what’s new from Mycobacterium abscessus? |
16:35 | Silke Malmsheimer: Mycobacterium abscessus trehalose polyphleates are important for survival in macrophages |
17:05 | Short talk by speaker selected from abstracts |
17:20 | Christian Chalut: The mycobacterial antibiotic resistance determinant WhiB7 mediates drug tolerance in the emerging human pathogen Mycobacterium abscessus |
17:40 | Francesco Olea Popelka: Using the One Health approach to address the challenges posed by Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex species in livestock, wildlife, and humans |
19:00 | Aperitif |
Fri 05 July
08:00 | Coffee |
08:30 | Charlotte Genestet: Translational approach to decipher Mycobacterium tuberculosis host specificity |
08:50 | Bouke de Jong: How do we protect all oral regimens from acquiring resistance? |
09:20 | Short talk by speaker selected from abstracts |
09:35 | Coffee break |
10:00 | Ruben Hartkoorn: Developing novel anti-tuberculosis molecules into a potential drug regimen: thoughts and processes |
10:30 | Tiago Beites: Turning Mycobacterium tuberculosis appetite for fatty acids against itself |
11:00 | Short talk by speaker selected from abstracts |
11:15 | Digby Warner: Mycobacterium tuberculosis: hiding in plain sight |
11:45 | Kamel Djaout: Improving pretomanid potency to revert resistance |
12:05 | Lunch |
13:05 | Keynote lecture Edith Houben: Inner workings of mycobacterial type VII secretion systems |
13:55 | Zainab Edoo: Simultaneous inhibition of multiple aminotransferases as a new strategy against TB |
14:15 | Short talks by speakers selected from abstracts |
14:45 | Ludovic Tailleux: Improving TB Treatment by Targeting Macrophages |
15:15 | Meindert H. Lamers: Targeting DNA replication in Myocbacterium tuberculosis |
15:45 | Best-Poster Award (FEBS Open Bio) and Best Young-Scientist Talk Award (Molecular Microbiology) |
16:00 | Fairwell |
Committees
MYCODAYS | 2024 – SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Alain Baulard • Maryline Bonnet • Priscille Brodin • Roland Brosch • Stéphane Canaan • Oana Dumitrescu • Jean-Louis Herrmann • Laurent Kremer • Didier Laureillard • Camille Locht • Estelle Marion • Olivier Neyrolles • Pierre Santucci • Nicolas Veziris • Nathalie Winter
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Alain Baulard • Olivier Neyrolles
ANRS | MIE Département Recherche fondamentale:
Gnouma Sacko • Maimouna Djamila Ngadjaga
IPL • IPBS:
Sophie Lecher • Mylène Martin
SFM:
Gaëlle Hennet • Olivia Vong
ANRS MIE AC-TB
Olivier Neyrolles • Francois-Xavier Blanc • Alain Baulard • Guislaine Carcelain • Didier Laureillard • Olivier Marcy • Maryline Bonnet • Nathalie De Castro• Philippe Van de Perre – Cécile Peltekian • Guia Carrara • Rachel Bellone – Maimouna Djamila Ngadjaga
Abstract submission
Abstract submission for poster and short talks:
Please provide a structured abstract no longer than 500 words (Arial 10) with the following sections: Title, Names and Institutions, Introduction, Objectives, Methods, Results.
Abstracts must be submitted by email to Alain.Baulard@Pasteur-Lille.fr
When submitting your abstract, kindly specify whether, in addition to your poster, you would like to opt for an oral presentation.
The Scientific Committee will select eight Short Talks from the submitted abstracts.
Download the abstract template here
Deadline abstract submission (with or without request for oral presentation) : May 3, 2024 at 12:00 PM (CEST).
Registration fees
Regular
€
60
Students, Post-docs
€
30
Registration deadline: June 3, 2024 extended to June 12th, 2024 at 12:00 (CEST)
Cancellation policy
All cancellations must be electronically mailed to comptabilite@sfm-microbiologie.org
Registration fees will be refunded as follows:
- Cancellations received up to and including June 02, 2024: total refund fee.
- No refund on cancellations as of June 3, 2024.
- Deadline for name changes: June 15, 2024.
Congress Information
July 3-5, 2024
Institut Pasteur de Lille
1 Rue du Professeur Calmette
BP 245 – 59019 Lille Cedex
Sponsors and Partners
With the kind support of
For more information, please contact :
SFM
36 avenue Jean Moulin
75014 Paris
+33(0)09 63 04 70 73
Olivia Vong : o.vong@sfm-microbiologie.org
Gaëlle Hennet : g.hennet@sfm-microbiologie.org