UCMR Mini symposium – Invitation to UCMR post-doc seminars

24 October 2011 13.30-16.45
Lecture room Betula, University Hospital Campus, Building 6 M

 Programme flyer

Umeå Centre for Microbial Research (UCMR) is an interdisciplinary research centre established by a consortium of scientists representing medical & molecular microbiology, molecular & structural biology, chemistry & physics, and is devoted to top quality research and novel applications in the fields of microbial pathogenesis. The idea with this mini symposium to highlight the research conducted by post-docs within UCMR research groups and promote collaboration within UCMR but hopefully also lead to new collaborations both within UCMR as well with other research groups.

Programme

		Session I: Chairpersons Emma Andersson and Vladimir Vimberg
13.30-13.45		Bacterial genes involved in macrophage TNF-alpha response to the human pathogen Streptococcus pyogenes Sophie Coudeyras
13.45-14.00		Total syntheses of Pseudoceramines A-D and Spermatinamine Mikael Hillgren
14.00-14.15		Coxsackievirus A24 and cellular receptors on human ocular cells Nitesh Mistry
14.15-14.30		How predicting disorder in proteins help us understand disease Lixiao Wang
14.30-14.45		YscU and its role in Type-III-Secretion Stefan Frost
14.45-15.00		Antibacterial properties of gallium Olena Rzhepishevska
15.00-15.30		Coffee break
		Session II: Chairpersons Sophie Coudeyras and Mikael Hillgren
15.30-15.45		Heat temperature requirement A (HtrA) is a Highly Conserved Serine Protease, required for Streptococcus pneumoniae survival in contact with human innate immune system Vladimir Vimberg
15.45-16.00		Curli fiber assembly in the presence of small peptidomimetic molecules Emma Andersson
16.00-16.15		Structural and functional characterization of SfaX, protein involved in the regulation of adhesion and motility genes in extraintestinal pathogenic Escherichia coli Patricia Paracuellos
16.15-16.30		Phagocyte response in fungal infections Marc Röhm
16.30-16.45		Inhibitors of acetylcholinesterase: kinetic studies, crystallography and computation to elucidate the nature of protein-ligand interactions David Andersson

UCMR and KBC Research Schools present a seminar on:

How to give a successful oral presentation

Speaker: Jörgen Bodner, Rhetoric consultant, Actor, Stage Manager, Narrator
www.replikskiften.com

Place: Major Groove, Bldg. 6L, NUS (Department of Molecular Biology)

The "National and International" Seminar Series, fall 2011

Speaker: Ralph Gareaus, Taconic Artemis, Cologne

Title: "Novel Mouse Models for Biomedical Research"

Place: Lecture hall, Betula, Bldg. 6M