24th Glasgow Virology Workshop 2019 Now in its 24th year, this one-day virology workshop is an informal and friendly event with ample time for interactive discussion throughout the day, which culminates in a Scottish ceilidh dance in the evening. Registration If you would like to attend this year’s event, please complete the attached registration form (link below) and return no later than the Monday 3 June to cvr-gvw@glasgow.ac.uk. Document Glasgow Virology Workshop 2019 registration form (587.04 KB / DOCX) Programme 09.10 - Welcome Session 1 – CHAIR: Chris Boutell 9.15-9.45 Silke Stertz, University of Zürich (Switzerland) – MHC class II proteins mediate cross-species entry of bat influenza viruses 9.45-10.00 Julien Amat, CVR – Long-term adaptation of an avian-origin influenza virus to horses 10.00-10.15 Emma Thomson, CVR – The Uganda Acute Febrile Illness study – viruses flying under the radar 10.15-10.30 Michael Nevels, St Andrews University – Revisiting the impact of PML protein targeting and PML body disruption by human cytomegalovirus on innate immune activation and viral replication Session 2 – CHAIR: Rute Maria Pinto 11.00-11.30 Daniel Bausch, Public Health England/London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (UK) – The UK Public Health Rapid Support Team 11.30-11.45 Sara Clohisey, Edinburgh University – Cap-snatching is directed in favour of influenza A translation 11.45-12.00 Nardus Mollentze, CVR – Using genomics and machine learning to predict the zoonotic potential of viruses 12.00-12.15 Open forum: Q&A “Careers in industry; an insider’s perspective” Moiz Kitabwalla (elanco), Malcom Macartney (Janssen), Andy Lane (native antigen company), David Chapman (MedImmune/AZ) Session 3 – CHAIR: Marc Niebel 13.30-14.00 Gill Elliott, University of Surrey (UK) – New perspectives on RNA metabolism in HSV1 infected cells 14.00-14.15 Emilie Pondeville, CVR – Reproduction-antiviral immunity trade-offs in the mosquito Aedes aegypti 14.15-14.30 Dave Bhella, CVR – Update on the Scottish Centre for Macromolecular Imaging 14.30-15.00 Ann Palmenberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA) – In Memoriam: Betty the Chimp Session 4 – CHAIR: Emilie Pondeville 15.30-15.45 Alex Borodavka, University of Leeds – These can go up to 11: The molecular choreography of multi-segmented RNA genomes 15.45-16.00 Vanessa Cowton, CVR – The road from neutralising antibody to potential HCV vaccine 16.00-16.15 Steven Sinkins, CVR – Field trials using dengue transmission-blocking Wolbachia in Malaysia 16.15-16.45 Richard M Elliott memorial lecture: Stuart Neil, King’s College London (UK) – TRIMming and ZAPping filoviruses and retroviruses 19.30-late: Ceilidh @ Glasgow University Union Dining Hall £10.00/ticket Jun 07 2019 08.45 - 17.00 24th Glasgow Virology Workshop 2019 One day symposium at the University of Glasgow organised by the Glasgow Centre for Virology Workshop. Sir Charles Wilson Building University of Glasgow 1 University Avenue Glasgow G12 8QQ Venue - building E15 on map
24th Glasgow Virology Workshop 2019 Now in its 24th year, this one-day virology workshop is an informal and friendly event with ample time for interactive discussion throughout the day, which culminates in a Scottish ceilidh dance in the evening. Registration If you would like to attend this year’s event, please complete the attached registration form (link below) and return no later than the Monday 3 June to cvr-gvw@glasgow.ac.uk. Document Glasgow Virology Workshop 2019 registration form (587.04 KB / DOCX) Programme 09.10 - Welcome Session 1 – CHAIR: Chris Boutell 9.15-9.45 Silke Stertz, University of Zürich (Switzerland) – MHC class II proteins mediate cross-species entry of bat influenza viruses 9.45-10.00 Julien Amat, CVR – Long-term adaptation of an avian-origin influenza virus to horses 10.00-10.15 Emma Thomson, CVR – The Uganda Acute Febrile Illness study – viruses flying under the radar 10.15-10.30 Michael Nevels, St Andrews University – Revisiting the impact of PML protein targeting and PML body disruption by human cytomegalovirus on innate immune activation and viral replication Session 2 – CHAIR: Rute Maria Pinto 11.00-11.30 Daniel Bausch, Public Health England/London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (UK) – The UK Public Health Rapid Support Team 11.30-11.45 Sara Clohisey, Edinburgh University – Cap-snatching is directed in favour of influenza A translation 11.45-12.00 Nardus Mollentze, CVR – Using genomics and machine learning to predict the zoonotic potential of viruses 12.00-12.15 Open forum: Q&A “Careers in industry; an insider’s perspective” Moiz Kitabwalla (elanco), Malcom Macartney (Janssen), Andy Lane (native antigen company), David Chapman (MedImmune/AZ) Session 3 – CHAIR: Marc Niebel 13.30-14.00 Gill Elliott, University of Surrey (UK) – New perspectives on RNA metabolism in HSV1 infected cells 14.00-14.15 Emilie Pondeville, CVR – Reproduction-antiviral immunity trade-offs in the mosquito Aedes aegypti 14.15-14.30 Dave Bhella, CVR – Update on the Scottish Centre for Macromolecular Imaging 14.30-15.00 Ann Palmenberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA) – In Memoriam: Betty the Chimp Session 4 – CHAIR: Emilie Pondeville 15.30-15.45 Alex Borodavka, University of Leeds – These can go up to 11: The molecular choreography of multi-segmented RNA genomes 15.45-16.00 Vanessa Cowton, CVR – The road from neutralising antibody to potential HCV vaccine 16.00-16.15 Steven Sinkins, CVR – Field trials using dengue transmission-blocking Wolbachia in Malaysia 16.15-16.45 Richard M Elliott memorial lecture: Stuart Neil, King’s College London (UK) – TRIMming and ZAPping filoviruses and retroviruses 19.30-late: Ceilidh @ Glasgow University Union Dining Hall £10.00/ticket Jun 07 2019 08.45 - 17.00 24th Glasgow Virology Workshop 2019 One day symposium at the University of Glasgow organised by the Glasgow Centre for Virology Workshop. Sir Charles Wilson Building University of Glasgow 1 University Avenue Glasgow G12 8QQ Venue - building E15 on map
Jun 07 2019 08.45 - 17.00 24th Glasgow Virology Workshop 2019 One day symposium at the University of Glasgow organised by the Glasgow Centre for Virology Workshop.
