Scientific Program

Schedule | Posters | Software

 

Tuesday, July 1

 

9:00
Welcome and Opening
Carsten Kettner

Session chair: Marthe Walvoort

9:20
How does Nature Make Glycosydic Bonds? Insight into the Catalytic Mechanisms of Glycosyltransferases
Carme Rovira, Universitat de Barcelona

10:00
Atomistic and Molecular Studies of HS Biosynthesis Enzymes
Liang Wu, Rosalind Franklin Institute

10:40
Software Lightning Talks
Oral software presentations #1-5

11:00
Coffee break and Software demo session

11:45
Computational Modelling to Probe the Enzyme Organisation Needed for Specific Glycan Processing in the Mammalian Golgi
Dani Ungar, University of York

12:25
Structural and Mechanistic Studies of ER-based N-glycosylation Enzymes and Biotechnological Applications
Kaspar Locher, ETH Zurich

13:05
Lunch

Session chair: Nick Riley

14:15
Poster Lightning Talks #1
Oral poster presentations #1-9

14:45
Protein O-mannosylation: Structure, Function and Disease
Adnan Halim, University of Copenhagen

15:25
The Interplay Between Protein O-mannosylation and N-glycosylation
Sabine Strahl, Heidelberg University

16:05
Poster Lightning Talks #2
Oral poster presentations #10-18

16:35
Conference photo, Coffee break and Poster session

17:05
Lipopolysaccharides: Fantastic "Structures" and where to Find them
Flaviana Di Lorenzo, University of Naples Federico II

17:45
Kdo Derivatives to Perturb LPS Biosynthesis
Marthe Walvoort, University of Groningen

18:25
Functional Diversity in Oligomerization of UDP-glucose Pyrophosphorylases
Jana Führing, Hannover Medical School

19:05
Close

19:30
Dinner

 

Wednesday, July 2

 

9:00
Opening

Session chair: Ben Schumann

9:05
Seeing is Believing: Tools to Explore your Glycoproteomics Data
Nicholas Riley, University of Washington

9:45
Organizing Glycan Data with Archetypes, Subsumption Relations and Motifs
Kiyoko Aoki-Kinoshita, Soka University

10:25
Coffee break and Poster session

10:45
A Bunch of Protein-glycan Interactions: The Power of NMR and MD in the Analysis of Molecular Recognition Events
Roberta Marchetti, University of Naples Federico II

11:25
GlyGen: Empowering Research through Active Data Sharing
René Ranzinger, University of Georgia

12:05
Glycan Microarrays: A Rich Data Source for Unravelling the Glycointeractome
Yan Liu, Imperial College London

12:45
Lunch

13:30 - 18:00
Excursion

19:30
Dinner

 

Thursday, July 3

 

9:00
Opening

Session chair: Guinevere Lageveen-Kammeijer

9:05
Towards High-throughput Mass Spectrometry Glycomics
Manfred Wuhrer, Leiden University

9:45
Chemical Labeling-Assisted Glycoproteomics
Xing Chen, Peking University

10:25
Systems Glycobiology Reveals new Cancer-promoting Glyco-enzymes in the Tumour Microenvironment
Morten Thaysen-Andersen, Macquarie University Sydney

11:05
Coffee break and Software demo session

11:40
Sugar Science: Unlocking Glycosylation in Medicine
Roisin O'Flaherty, Maynooth University

12:20
Chemical Precision Tools to Dissect the O-GalNAc-Glycoproteome
Benjamin Schumann, Imperial College London

13:00
Lunch

Session chair: Carme Rovira

14:00
Adaptation of H2N2 Influenza Viruses to Human Airway Receptors
James Paulson, The Scripps Research Institute

14:40
Development of New Methodology to Identify Proteins Containing glycans with α-2,8-linked Sialic Acids
Lisa Willis, University of Alberta

15:20
New Approach to Study and Modulate Siglecs and their Glycan Ligands
Matthew Macauley, Univestiy of Alberta

16:00
Coffee break and Poster session

16:30
Galectins and Glycoproteins: Regulation of their Molecular Interactions
Ana Freire Ardá, CiCbioGUNE, Derio

17:10
Harnessing Computational Approaches for the Rational Design of Conformationally Locked Glycosidase Inhibitors, Probes and Degraders
Marta Artola, Leiden University

17:50
Understanding Microbial Glycosylation to Identify new Antimicrobial Targets
Nichollas Scott, The Universiy of Melbourne

18:30
Close

19:30
Dinner





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Posters

No. 1

Exploreing O-Glycobiomarker in Osteoarthritis: Lubricin Glycoforms in Plasma and Synovial Fluid
Niclas Karlsson, Oslo Metropolitan University

No. 2

Integration of GAGomics into Multi-glycomics towards Systems Glycobiology
Marissa Maciej-Hulme, Oslo Metropolitan University

No. 3

Annotating Glycan Functions to Build Connectivity across Datatypes
Michael Tiemeyer, University of Georgia, Athens, GA

No. 4

Identifying Sialyted Glycoproteins in the Kdiney: Mapping the Glycosylation Targets of hST3Gal1
Warren W. Wakarchuk, University of Alberta, Edmonton

No. 5

Prevotella copri Lipopolysaccharide: an Integrated Strctural and in-silico Analysis
Luca De Simona Carone, University of Naples Federico II

No. 6

Unraveling the Molecular Mechanisms of a New Cellulose Oxidative Cleaving Enzyme
Mariana Morais, Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials, Campinas

No. 7

The Mouse N-Glycome Atlas - High-resolution N-glycan Analysis of 23 Mouse Tissues
Johannes Stadlmann, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, VIenna

No. 8

Deciphering the Glycome of Serine Rich Repeat Proteins
Dimitris Latousakis, Quadram Institute Bioscience, Norwich

No. 9

The Identification and Functional Predcition of Putative Polysaccharide Sulfotransferases
Ravina Mistry, University of Liverpool

No. 10

Glycosylation Remodeling Mediates the Degenerative Phenotype of Nucleus pulposus and Annulus fibrosus Cells Under pH and Osmotic Stress
Junqiao Lyu, University of Galway

No. 11

Computational Approaches for Analysis of Protein-glycosaminoglycan Interactions
Sergey Samsonov, University of Gdansk

No. 12

Glycoprofiling of Extracellular Vesicles by Lectin-based Methods
Muhammad Umair Khan, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava

No. 13

A Key player in Glycogen Metabolism: the Human Glycogen Debrancing Enzyme
Christian Roth, MPI of Colloids and Interfaces, Potsdam

No. 14

Temporal N-glycoproteomics Differences between COVID-19 Survivors and Non-Survivors at Hospital Admission and Beyond
Xue Yu, Utrecht University

No. 15

Screening Anti-glycan Antibodies in Serum and Cerebrospinal Fluid Using Glycan Microarrays
Fabienne Weber, MPI of Colloids and Interfaces, Potsdam

No. 16

Decoding Glycan Signatures: the Impact of Diet and Lifestyle on IgG and C3 N-glycosylation Patterns
Maksym Shmatkov, University of Zagreb

No. 17

Mapping Functionally Important Regions in Biotherapeutic Proteins through Combined Use of High-end Analytical Techniques and Molecular Modelling
Garoufallia Stavridou, Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, London

No. 18

Effect of GMPPB Deficiency on Neuronal Development
Obinna Umeh, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin

No. 19

Transforming Residue-level Deep Learning into Scalable Protein-lelvel Classification of Carbohydrate Sulfotransferase
Dylan Young, University of Liverpool




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Software

No. 1

I-GPA for Glycoproteomic Search Engines with HCD and CID Tandem MS Data
Heeyoun Hwang, Korea Basic Science Institute, Cheongju-si

No. 2

GlycoGenius: the Ultimate High-throughput 1 Glycan Composition Identification Tool
Guinevere S. M. Lageveen-Kammeijer, University of Groningen

No. 3

Labile Annotation Tool
Kristian I. Karlic, The University of Melbourne

No. 4

Glycomics Workbench: Harnessing the Power of AI for Deciphering the Glycocodes
Arun K. Datta

No. 5

Bruker GlycoScape - a Real-time, Database-free Glycoproteomic Analysis Tool
Gad Armony, Bruker, Leidendorp

No. 6

GlyGen and GylTableMaker
René Ranzinger, University of Georgia, Athens, GA

No. 7

Glycounter
Nicholas M. Riley, University of Washington, Seattle, WA

 

 

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