Scientific Program

 

Tuesday, June 20

 

9:00
Welcome and Opening
Carsten Kettner

Session chair: Benjamin Schumann

9:20
The Diversity and Functionality of the Cancer Glycome: From Molecular Mechanisms to the Clinical Applications
Celso Reis, University of Porto

10:00
Glycoproteomic Landscape and Structural Dynamics of TiM Family Immune Checkpoints Enabled by Mucinase SmE
Stacy Malaker, Yale University

10:40
Software Lightning Talks
Software #1-7

11:00
Coffee break and Software demo

11:40
Regulation of N-linked Glycosylation Site Occupancy
Ben Schulz, University of Queensland

12:20
Autonomous Optimization of Glycosylations Generates Reliable Data for Machine Learning Approaches to Reaction Prediction
Peter Seeberger, Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces, Potsdam

13:00
Lunch

Session chair: Elisa Fadda

14:15
Information Transfer in Mammalian Glycan-based Communication
Christoph Rademacher, University of Vienna

14:55
Map of Neuronal Tissue O-glycosites Reveal Specific Traits in the Secretogranin Family
Katrine Schjoldager, University of Copenhagen

15:35
Poster Lightning Talks #1
Posters #1-8

16:05
Conference photo, Coffee break and Poster session

16:35
Poster Lightning Talks #2
Posters #9-17

17:05
Synthesis and Function of Capsular Modified Heptoses in Campylobacter jejuni
Carole Creuzenet, University of Western Ontario

17:45
Chemical Evolution of Enzyme-catalyzed Glycosylation
Hongzhi Cao, Ocean University of China

18:25
Close

19:30
Dinner

 

Wednesday, June 21

 

9:00
Opening

Session chair: Carole Creuzenet

9:05
Mucin-derived Glycans as Regulators of Pathogen Virulence
Rachel Hevey, University of Basel

9:45
S-Layer Glycosylation Patterns of Tannerella Species in Oral Health versus Disease Effectors and Effects
Christina Schäffer, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna

10:25
Coffee break and Software demo

11:00
Structural Insights into the Function of Toxoplasma gondii Mucin-type O-glycosyltransferase GalNAc-T3
Nadine Samara, NIH-NIDCR, Bethesda

11:40
Measuring Glycoprotein Host-pathogen Interactions by Single-molecule Mass Imaging and Tracking
Weston Struwe, University of Oxford

12:20
Chemical Precision Tools Reveal the Surprising Biology of SARS-CoV-2 O-glycosylation
Benjamin Schuman, Imperial College London

13:00
Lunch

14:00 - 18:00
Excursion

19:30
Dinner

 

Thursday, June 22

 

9:00
Opening

Session chair: Niclas Karlsson

9:05
The Diversity of the Glycan Shield of Sarbecoviruses Related to SARS-CoV-2
Joel Allen, University of Southampton

9:45
Sugars as Key Elements of Archetypical Biopolymers Motifs
Elisa Fadda, Maynooth University

10:25
Coffee break and Poster session

11:10
Making Glycodata as FAIR as Possible
Frédérique Lisacek, Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Geneva

11:50
The Glycan Array Data Repository
René Ranzinger, University of Georgia

12:30
New Native Mass Spectrometry Tools for Glycomics
John S. Klassen, University of Alberta

13:10
Lunch

Session chair: Dani Ungar

14:30
Full-stack Glycoinformatics: From Data to Insight
Daniel Bojar, University of Gothenburg

15:10
Exploring Functional Impact of Single Nucleotide Variations through Integration of Genomic and Glycosylation Site Specific Data in GlyGen
Raja Mazumder, George Washington University

15:50
Coffee break

16:20
Applying Transcriptomics to Study Glycosylation at the Cell Type Level
Hiren Joshi, University of Copenhagen

17:00
Studying the Mechanism of Bacterial Protein Glycosylation
Marthe Walvoort, University of Groningen

17:40
Elucidating Bacteria Toxin and Mucin Binding Domains - Specificities Towards Mucin-O-Glycopeptides
Ulrika Westerlind, University of Umeå

18:20
Closing Remarks
Carsten Kettner

19:30
Dinner

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