Program

October, the 5th

02:30 PM : Welcome speech by Thierry Meinnel

 02:45 PM - 06:00 PM Multiple facets of RNA.

Chairman: Nara Figueroa-Bossi

 02:45 PM - A noncoding RNA perspective on bad microbes

Jörg Vogel, Institute for Molecular Infection Biology, Würzburg, Germany

03:35 PM - CRISPR-Cas systems: from discovery to applications

Christine Pourcel, Microbiology Department

 04:00 PM - Coffee break

 04:20 PM - Structural basis for reverse splicing by group II intron lariats

Maria Costa, Genome Biology Department

 04:45 PM - The essential t6A tRNA modification system: from bacteria to man

Herman Van Tilbeurgh, B3S Department

 05:10 PM - Metabolic     downregulation by    small   regulatory   RNAs    in Staphylococcus aureus

Philippe Bouloc, Genome Biology Department

 05:35 PM - RNA-based   mechanisms   in   the   human   pathogen   Clostridium difficile

Olga Soutourina, Microbiology Department

06:00 PM - 08:00 PM: Poster and Cocktail

October, the 6th

09:30 AM - 01:00 PM  Bioengineering, towards synthetic biology.

Chairman: Jean- Luc Pernodet

 09:30 AM - High‐value chemicals production

Eriko Takano, University of Manchester, UK

10:20 AM - Deciphering  diketopiperazine  secondary  metabolites  biosynthetic pathways: toward bioengineering for novel bioactive compounds

Pascal Belin, Microbiology Department

10:45 AM - Coffee break

11:05 AM - Structural modeling and design of protein interactions using evolution

Raphaël Guérois, B3S Department

11:30  AM - Towards the  biosynthesis of  new  bioactive  molecules by  synthetic biology

Sylvie Lautru, Microbiology Department,

11:55 AM - Creation of artificial specific proteins by directed evolution

Philippe Minard, B3S Department

12:20 PM - 02:30 PM: Lunch

02:30 PM - 06:00 PM Intra-cellular Traffic and Transport.

Chairman: Yves Gaudin

 02:30 PM - Regulation  of  membrane  dynamics  by  PI3P  and  ESCRT proteins

Harald Stenmark, Oslo University Hospital, Norway

 03:20 PM - The ESCRT-II proteins are involved in shaping the sarcoplasmic reticulum

Renaud Legouis, Cell Biology Department

03:45 PM - Coffee break

04:05 PM - Modulation of the autophagic pathway by Herpesvirus proteins

Audrey Esclatine, Virology Department

04:30 PM - Dynamic control of plant plasma membrane proteins by ubiquitin- mediated endocytosis

Grégory Vert, Cell Biology Department

04:55 PM - The structure of kinesin bound to tubulin links the nucleotide cycle to movement

Benoît Gigant, B3S Department

05:20 PM - Single event analysis of clathrin mediated endocytosis and what it can tell us

Christien Merrifield, Cell Biology Department

06:00 PM - 08:00 PM: Posters and Cocktail

October, the 7th

09:30 AM - 01:00 PM:   General  organization  of  the  cell.  

Chairman:  Françoise Ochsenbein

09:30 AM - How to build a centriole and turn it into a centrosome

Jordan Raff, University of Oxford, UK

10:20 AM - Viral  factories  formed  during  rabies  virus  infection  are  liquid organelles

Danielle Blondel, Virology Department

10:45 AM - Deciphering   ciliogenesis:  protein recruitmen and structural assembly

Anne-Marie Tassin, Cell Biology Department

11:05 AM - Coffee break

11:25 AM - Paternally  imprinted  gene  loci  are  dynamically  organized  into allele-specific sub-TADs

Daan Noordermeer, Genome Biology Department

11:50 AM - Postmitotic nuclear assembly: Role of human telomere tethering to the nuclear envelope for the reformation of a functional G1 nucleus

Laure Crabbe, Genome Biology Department

12:15 PM - A new approach for optical super-resolution

Bruno Robert, B3S Department

12:40 PM Conclusion by Michel Werner