Infectious Disease Genomics Symposium Edinburgh Infectious Diseases and the One Health Genomics Edinburgh networks are delighted to co-hosting this one-day event. We will be joined by Prof Johannes Krause from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, and Prof Mara Lawniczak from the Sanger Institute, alongside a fantastic programme of Edinburgh speakers presenting exciting new work in plants, animals, humans, and aquaculture. About Johannes Krause About Mara Lawniczak Speaker bios Programme Time Who Where Title 9:30 Tim Aitman One Health Genomics Edinburgh Introduction and Welcome 9:40 Mara Lawniczak The Sanger Institute Genomic resources for malaria control 10:20 Kenny Baillie Centre for Inflammation Research Pandemic preparedness 10:40 Poster pitches 10:50 Coffee and Posters 11:20 Sara Clohisey Baille Gifford Pandemic Science Hub Host-pathogen interactions and severe disease 11:40 James Prendergast The Roslin Institute Uncovering the basis of natural genetic tolerance to East Coasts fever 12:00 Katie Dubarry The Roslin Institute Immune cell transcriptomics in sheep 12:20 Laura Glendinning The Roslin Institute Understanding the role of the microbiome in poultry 12:40 Poster pitches 12:50 Lunch and posters 13:50 Simon Biddie Institute of Genetics and Cancer/The Usher Institute Genomic approaches to uncover functional variants in inflammation and infection 14:10 Carolina Mayes School of Social and Political Sciences Accounting for the host factor: Susceptibility and resistance in pre-genomic genetic epidemiology 14:30 Beatriz Orosa School of Biological Sciences Ubiquitin plant immune response and pathogen subversion 14:50 Clark Russell Centre for Inflammation Research Genomics approaches for identifying macrophage microbicidal responses against pneumococci 15:10 Coffee and Posters 15:40 Tim Regan The Roslin Institute Harnessing PRR Diversity and Pan-Genomics to Improve Resilience in Farmed Mussels 16:00 Johannes Krause MPI Leipzig The genetic history of the Plague and the origin of the Black Death 16:45 Drinks reception Sep 06 2024 09.00 - 17.00 Infectious Disease Genomics Symposium One day event showcasing infectious disease research that takes a genomics approach to explore the interactions of hosts and pathogens. KB Nucleus Thomas Bayes Road Kings Buildings Edinburgh Venue Eventbrite infopage
Infectious Disease Genomics Symposium Edinburgh Infectious Diseases and the One Health Genomics Edinburgh networks are delighted to co-hosting this one-day event. We will be joined by Prof Johannes Krause from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, and Prof Mara Lawniczak from the Sanger Institute, alongside a fantastic programme of Edinburgh speakers presenting exciting new work in plants, animals, humans, and aquaculture. About Johannes Krause About Mara Lawniczak Speaker bios Programme Time Who Where Title 9:30 Tim Aitman One Health Genomics Edinburgh Introduction and Welcome 9:40 Mara Lawniczak The Sanger Institute Genomic resources for malaria control 10:20 Kenny Baillie Centre for Inflammation Research Pandemic preparedness 10:40 Poster pitches 10:50 Coffee and Posters 11:20 Sara Clohisey Baille Gifford Pandemic Science Hub Host-pathogen interactions and severe disease 11:40 James Prendergast The Roslin Institute Uncovering the basis of natural genetic tolerance to East Coasts fever 12:00 Katie Dubarry The Roslin Institute Immune cell transcriptomics in sheep 12:20 Laura Glendinning The Roslin Institute Understanding the role of the microbiome in poultry 12:40 Poster pitches 12:50 Lunch and posters 13:50 Simon Biddie Institute of Genetics and Cancer/The Usher Institute Genomic approaches to uncover functional variants in inflammation and infection 14:10 Carolina Mayes School of Social and Political Sciences Accounting for the host factor: Susceptibility and resistance in pre-genomic genetic epidemiology 14:30 Beatriz Orosa School of Biological Sciences Ubiquitin plant immune response and pathogen subversion 14:50 Clark Russell Centre for Inflammation Research Genomics approaches for identifying macrophage microbicidal responses against pneumococci 15:10 Coffee and Posters 15:40 Tim Regan The Roslin Institute Harnessing PRR Diversity and Pan-Genomics to Improve Resilience in Farmed Mussels 16:00 Johannes Krause MPI Leipzig The genetic history of the Plague and the origin of the Black Death 16:45 Drinks reception Sep 06 2024 09.00 - 17.00 Infectious Disease Genomics Symposium One day event showcasing infectious disease research that takes a genomics approach to explore the interactions of hosts and pathogens. KB Nucleus Thomas Bayes Road Kings Buildings Edinburgh Venue Eventbrite infopage
Sep 06 2024 09.00 - 17.00 Infectious Disease Genomics Symposium One day event showcasing infectious disease research that takes a genomics approach to explore the interactions of hosts and pathogens.