Lecture View

Lecture View

Thursday 20 June

Registration

Global Challenges: applied and agricultural microbiology

12:30 - 13:00
Investigating the use of purified saccharides to prevent biofilm formation on implanted medical devices

Elaine Waters (NUI Galway, Ireland) Global Challenges: applied and agricultural microbiology

13:00 - 13:22
Polymicrobial denture-associated biofilms: in vitro interactions and infection modelling

Daniel Morse (Cardiff University, UK) Global Challenges: applied and agricultural microbiology

13:22 - 13:44
Adapting cell-free systems to understand the replication of foot-and-mouth disease virus

Danielle Pierce (University of Leeds, UK) Global Challenges: applied and agricultural microbiology

13:44 - 13:56
Serological screening for louping ill virus and tick-borne encephalitis virus infection in the UK, utilising deer as sentinels

Maya Holding (Public Health England, UK) Global Challenges: applied and agricultural microbiology

13:56 - 14:18
Expanding Primary Metabolism Helps Generate the Metabolic Robustness To Facilitate Antibiotic Biosynthesis in Streptomyces

Jana Katharina Schniete (University of Strathclyde, UK) Global Challenges: applied and agricultural microbiology

14:18 - 14:40
The Type VI Secretion System of Klebsiella pneumoniae: A Trans-Kingdom Weapon for Antimicrobial Warfare

Daniel Storey (Queens University Belfast, UK) Global Challenges: applied and agricultural microbiology

14:40 - 14:52
Coffee break

Global Challenges: applied and agricultural microbiology

14:52 - 15:10
The vaginal microbiome in health and disease

Conor Feehily (Teagasc, Ireland) Microbial threats and opportunities

15:10 - 15:32
The ability of British mosquitoes to transmit Rift Valley fever virus

Sarah Lumley (Pirbright Institute, UK) Microbial threats and opportunities

15:32 - 15:54
Microbiome-derived carnitine mimics as novel mediators of gut–brain axis communication

Maya Kamat (University of Glasgow, UK) Microbial threats and opportunities

15:54 - 16:06
Coffee break

Microbial threats and opportunities

16:06 - 16:35
Microbiota Interactions in the Upper Respiratory Tract

David Cleary (University Southampton, UK) Microbial threats and opportunities

16:35 - 16:57
Mobile DNA — from parasites to plasmids

James Hall (University of Liverpool, UK) Microbial threats and opportunities

16:57 - 17:19
One from many: pangenome analysis of model fungal organisms

Charley McCarthy (Maynooth University, Ireland) Microbial threats and opportunities

17:19 - 17:31
Poster session and reception

Microbial threats and opportunities

17:35 - 19:00
Evening networking session

Microbial threats and opportunities

19:00 - 20:30

Friday 21 June

Keynote speaker

Senga Robertson (University of Dundee) Day 2

10:00 - 11:00
Coffee break

Day 2

11:00 - 11:15
Careers session - Panel Session with individuals from varied career backgrounds

Ian Archer (Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre), Kerrie Nic Aogain (Serosep Ltd), Beth O' Donoghue (European Directorate for Quality of Medicines and Healthcare), Kevin Egan (West Cork Distillers) and Ben Cochain (Pint of Science Ireland) Day 2

11:15 - 12:30
Lunch

Day 2

12:30 - 13:30
Publishing session

Day 2

13:30 - 15:00
Close

Day 2

15:00 - 15:10

Thursday 20 June

Registration

Investigating the use of purified saccharides to prevent biofilm formation on implanted medical devices

Polymicrobial denture-associated biofilms: in vitro interactions and infection modelling

Adapting cell-free systems to understand the replication of foot-and-mouth disease virus

Serological screening for louping ill virus and tick-borne encephalitis virus infection in the UK, utilising deer as sentinels

Expanding Primary Metabolism Helps Generate the Metabolic Robustness To Facilitate Antibiotic Biosynthesis in Streptomyces

The Type VI Secretion System of Klebsiella pneumoniae: A Trans-Kingdom Weapon for Antimicrobial Warfare

Coffee break

The vaginal microbiome in health and disease

The ability of British mosquitoes to transmit Rift Valley fever virus

Microbiome-derived carnitine mimics as novel mediators of gut–brain axis communication

Coffee break

Microbiota Interactions in the Upper Respiratory Tract

Mobile DNA — from parasites to plasmids

One from many: pangenome analysis of model fungal organisms

Poster session and reception

Evening networking session

Friday 21 June

Keynote speaker

Coffee break

Careers session - Panel Session with individuals from varied career backgrounds

Lunch

Publishing session

Close