Our (keynote) speakers are:
Muzlifah Haniffa | United Kingdom
Gestur Vidarsson | Netherlands
Marc Bajenoff | France
Dirk Busch | Germany
Femke van Wijk | Netherlands
Sine Reker Hadrup | Denmark
Eric Vivier | France
Thorbald van Hall | Netherlands
Andreas Diefenbach | Germany
Jan Rehwinkel | United Kingdom
Marjolein van Egmond | Netherlands
Martin Kriegel | Germany
Luke O’Neill | Ireland
Members of the NVVI Lunteren Committee:
Monika Wolkers | (Sanquin, chair)
Sandra van Vliet | (Amsterdam UMC/VUMC, secretary general)
Gerty Schreibelt | (Radboudumc, treasurer)
José Borghans | (UMC Utrecht)
Jeroen den Dunnen | (Amsterdam UMC/AMC)
Martijn Nawijn | (UMCG)
Uli Scherer | (LUMC)
Wendy Unger | (Erasmus MC)
Lotte Wieten | (Maastricht UMC)
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Now online!
Due to the Corona pandemic, the NVVI Lunteren Symposium 2021 will be held online on March 25 & 26, 2021.
We are proud to present our program entitled: "Development, function, and derailment of the immune system".
Topics include:
- therapeutic potential of innate immune cells
- adaptive immunity in health and disease
- spatio-temporal regulation of autoimmunity
- immune development & adaptation
- (non-)classical anti-tumor T cell responses
- regulation of inflammatory responses
Program 2021
Thursday March 25, 2021 | ||
13.00 | Welcome and Introduction by Monika Wolkers | |
Session I | Therapeutic potential of innate immune cells | Chair: Lotte Wieten |
13.05 | Harnessing innate immunity in cancer therapy | |
Eric Vivier, Marseille, France | ||
13.45 |
IgA and neutrophil FcaRI: the past, present and future Marjolein van Egmond, Amsterdam, NL |
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14.25 | Break | |
Session II | Adaptive immunity in health and disease | Chair: Uli Scherer |
14.40 | TCR repertoire evolution of antigen-specific T cell populations during chronic antigen exposure Dirk Busch, München, Germany |
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15.20 |
Regulation of antibody-effector functions through glycosylation and memory in humans Gestur Vidarsson, Amsterdam, NL |
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16:00 | Break | |
Session III | Spatio-temporal regulation of autoimmunity | Chair: José Borghans |
16.15 |
Wrong place, wrong time - microbiota translocation in autoimmunity Martin Kriegel, Munster, Germany |
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16.55 |
Human T cells in time and space Femke van Wijk, Utrecht, NL |
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17.35 | Break | |
17.50 | Keynote lecture | Chair: Martijn Nawijn |
Reconstructing the human immune system using single cell genomics Muzlifah Haniffa, Newcastle, UK |
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18.30 | Closure by Monika Wolkers | |
Friday March 26, 2021 | ||
Session IV | Immune development & adaptation | Chair: Jeroen den Dunnen |
13.00 |
Lymphoid stromal cells are essential components of macrophage niches Marc Bajenoff, Marseille, France |
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13.40 |
The role of innate lymphoid cells in adapting epithelial cells to environmental change Andreas Diefenbach, Berlin, Germany |
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14.20 | Break | |
Session V | (Non-)classical anti-tumor T cell responses | Chair: Gerty Schreibelt |
14.35 |
Interrogation of T cell antigen specificity in response to cancer Sine Reker Hadrup, Lyngby, Denmark |
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15.15 |
NKG2A as a novel checkpoint inhibitor for cancer immunotherapy Thorbald van Hall, Leiden, NL |
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15.55 | Break | |
Session VI: | Regulation of inflammatory responses | Chair: Wendy Unger |
16.10 |
Type I Interferon, Nucleic Acid Sensing and Autoinflammation Jan Rehwinkel, Oxford, UK |
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16.50 | Keynote lecture | Chair: Sandra van Vliet |
Krebs cycle reborn in macrophage immunometabolism Luke O’Neill, Dublin, Ireland |
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17.30 | Closure by Monika Wolkers |