Scientific Program

Schedule | Posters | Software

 

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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Posters

No. 1

Exploring Protein N-glycosylation Alterations between Wild-type and Mutant Forms of Irisin
Joseph Zaia, Boston University

No. 2

Towards the Development of a Spatio-temporal O-Glycosylation Reporter Systems
Abdul H. Zafar, Imperial College London

No. 3

Modelling the Processing of Glycans on Secreted Glycoproteins
Daniel Ungar, University of York

No. 4

Mapping Glycosyltransferases Glycosylation Sites and Substrate Preferences via Glycoproteomics
Lucia Di Vagno, Imperial College London

No. 5

Evolution of the Interactions between Rotavirus VP8* and HBGAs: Insights from Computational Studies
Jesús Rodriguez-Diaz, University of Valencia

No. 6

Fine-tuning the Spike: Role of the Glycan Shield in the Structure / Dynamics of SARS-CoV-2S
Carl Fogarty, Maynooth University

No. 7

Simple, yet Logical Terms of N-glycans Meet the Emergence of Isomer-sensible Analysis
Friedrich Altmann, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, VIenna

No. 8

Towards Clinical O-glycomics: Application for Osteoarthrithis
Niclas Karlsson, Oslo Metropolitan University

No. 9

Exploring the Glycoproteome of the Sheep Myiasis Fly, Lucilia cuprina, for Novel Vaccine Targets
Edward Kerr, CSIRO, Brisbane

 

No. 10

Elucidating the O-glycan Structure of Tannerella serpentiformis
Stephanie Walcher, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna

No. 11

Wholistic Heparan Sulphate Oligosaccharide Profiling Using Top-down GAGomics
Marissa L. Maciej-Hulme, University of California San Diego

No. 12

Development of a Machine Learning Framework to Extract the Biomarker Potential of IgG N-glycans
Konstantinos Flevaris, Imperial College London

No. 13

Serum N-glycan Biomarkers Predict Patient Response to Vedolizumab Treatment for Crohn’s Disease
Georgia Elgood Hunt, Ludger Ltd., Oxford

No. 14

Integrated Glycomics and Genomics Reveals a Role for Plasma Protein and IgG N-glycosylation in Type 1 Diabetes Development
Najda Rudman, University of Zagreb

No. 15

Linking Glycosylation to Function
Catherine Hayes, Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Geneva

No. 16

Bioinformatics Analyses of Nematode Hexosaminidases
Zuzanna Dutkiewicz, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna

No. 17

A Bacterial Mannose Binding Lectin as a Tool for the Enrichment of C-and O-Mannosylated Peptides
Hans Bakker, Hannover Medical School




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Software

No. 1

Privateer - Validation of Modelled Glycosylaton in the 3D Structural Biology Frontier
Haroldas Bagdonas, University of York

No. 2

Automated Glycopeptide Data Processing and Curation in Ghih Sensitivity Applications
David Falck, Leiden University Medical Center

No. 3

A Demonstration of CarbArrayART, a Tool for Glycan Microarray Data Management and Reporting
Yukie Akune, Imperial College London

No. 4

What's new on Glyco@Expasy?
Frédérique Lisacek, Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Geneva

No. 5

GlycoDomainViewer, Glycopacity and Glyco.me
Hiren J. Joshi, University of Copenhagen

No. 6

GlyFinder: An Online Tool for Finding Glycans and Glycoproteins in the PDB
Robert Woods, University of Athens, USA

No. 7

GlyGen Portal, Glycan Array Data Repository and the Glycoinformatics Consortium
René Ranzinger, University of Athens, USA

 

 

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