SymbNET Kick-off meeting
SymbNET Kick-off Meeting | 15-16.03.2021
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15.03.2021 – Scientific research talks
Interspecies interactions in recovery of gut microbiota functions
Karina Xavier – Bacterial Signalling Lab, FCG-IGC
Spore development in model organisms and pathogens.
Uncovering the hidden microbiome using metagenomics
Alexandre Almeida Microbiome Informatics Lab, EMBL-EBI
The functional proteome landscape of Escherichia coli.
André Mateus – Stability proteomics for assessing the state of the proteome / Systems Microbiology Lab, EMBL
Do microbes modulate ancient pathways of animal homeostasis?
Lucia Pita – Marine Symbiosis Unit, Geomar, Kiel University
How the evolutionary loss of a single glycan shaped host-microbe interactions.
Sumnima Singh -Inflammation Lab, FCG-IGC / Swirski Lab, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School
Evolution of C. elegans-microbe interactions.
Hinrich Schulenburg – Evolutionary Ecology and Genetics Lab, Kiel University (CAU)
15.03.2021 – Research facilities/services presentations
Genomics Unit (FCG-IGC)
Ricardo Leite – Genomics Unit, FCG-IGC
Bioinformatics Facility (FCG-IGC)
Jingtao Lilue – Bioinformatics Unit, FCG-IGC
Competence Centre for Genomic Analysis Kiel
Philip Rosenstiel – Competence Centre for Genomic Analysis (CCGA), Kiel University (CAU)
UniMS @ITQB NOVA/IBET
Ana Guerreiro – Mass Spec Facility Unit (UniMS), ITQB NOVA, iBET
GeneCore overview
Vladimir Benes – GeneCore Facility, EMBL
Proteomics Core facility
Mandy Rettel – Proteomics Core Facility, EMBL
Microbiome Informatic Services
Rob Finn – Microbiome Informatics, EMBL-EBI
Metabolomics Platform
Julijana Ivanisevic – Metabolomics Unit, UNIL
16.03.2021 – Scientific research talks
Host-microbiota interactions: Insights from human genetics and primate evolution.
Malte Rühlemann – Genetics & Bioinformatics Lab / CRC1182 / Institute of Clinical Molecular Biology, Kiel University (CAU)
Identifying and quantifying metabolic microbiota-host interactions.
Michael Zimmermann – Metabolic Host-Microbiome Interactions Lab, EMBL
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