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We have the pleasure of welcoming the President of the University of Florence who will open the symposium on June 29th.
8:00-9:00 Registration
9:00-9:10 Welcome: Alessandra Petrucci, Rector of the University of Florence
Session 1: New Methodological Approaches and Instruments in Microgenomics Analysis
Chairman: Claudia Bevilacqua & Alexandra Whale
9:10-9:40 Keynote Lecturer - Mikael Kubista (Czech Republic) - Spatiotemporal characterization of wound healing and regeneration in amphibians and of ischemic brain injury in mice
10:10-10:40 Invited Lecturer -Viacheslav MYLKA (Belgium) – Doing more with less: comparative analysis of sample multiplexing methods for single-cell RNA-seq
Final Abstracct Mylka V
10:40-10:55 Selected oral presentation - Nikoletta Galambos (France) - Young Scientist Grant - Cellular specialization inside the symbiotic organ of an insect pest: deciphering the dialogue between host and symbiotic bacteria and their adaptation to different dietetic conditions
11:55-12:15 GOLD sponsor presentation - BIO-RAD - Sergey Yakushev (Switzerland) - Examples of the duplex and multiplex ddPCR applications from the contract research organization practice
Final Abstract Yakushev
12:15-12:30 Selected oral presentation - Eloise Debare & Benjamin Tisserand (France) -OPTO-Cas9 allows easy, fast and precise spatiotemporal genome editing in vertebrate embryo at cellular resolution
12:30-12:45 Selected oral presentation - Adele Calabri (Italy) - Monitoring circulating tumor DNA during immunotherapy in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer patients by targeted NGS: preliminary data on the CORELAB project
12:45-13:00 Invited oral presentation :Fabio Morecchiato (Italy) – dPCR vs. qRT-PCR for quantitative detection of SARS-CoV-2 RNA in environmental specimens
Final abstract Morecchiato
13:00-13:45 Lunch & Posters & Sponsors
13:45-14:15 BIO-RAD Lunch Conference
Session 2: Solid Tissues and Spatial Omics
Chairman: Pamela Pinzani & Mikael Kubista
14:30-15:00 Keynote Lecturer:Pascal Barbry (France) - Omics at the bedside of human lung diseases
15:30-15:45 Selected oral presentation: Giorgia Egidy (France) - Spatiotemporal analysis of melanoma heterogeneity in a spontaneous swine model at single-cell resolution
17:00-17:30 Invited Lecturer :Ying Zhu (USA) - Deep spatial proteomics at cellular and subcellular resolution for human and plant biology
Final Abstract Zhu
17:30-17:45 Selected oral presentation: Maria Elena Melica (Italy)- Single-cell enable the identification of the molecular mechanisms driving drug-dependent restoration of the filtration barrier in crescentic glomerulonephritis
9:00-9:30 Invited Lecturer:Simon Carding (UK) - Bacterial extracellular vesicle; Spheres of influence within and beyond the gut (pdf)
Final Abstract Carding
9:30-10:00 Invited Lecturer: Michael Pfaffl (Germany):A development and analysis pipeline for microRNA biomarker signatures in molecular diagnostics based on circulating EV
Final Abstract Pfaffl
11:30-11:45 Selected oral presentaation: Giulia Cantini (Italy) - Circulating tumor cells: a novel technique for single cell isolation and analysis in adrenocortical carcinoma
11:45-12:05 GOLD sponsor presentation: QIAGEN - Monique van Eijndhoven & Cristina Gomez (The Netherlands) - Single-nucleotide resolution sequencing (IsoSeek) of plasma EV-associated miRNAs for treatment response prediction in Multiple Myeloma patients
Final Abstract Qiagen Van Eijndhoven
12:05-12:45 Lunch & Posters & Sponsors
12:45-13:15 QIAGEN Lunch Conference
Session 4: New Approaches and Instruments for Microgenomics Analysis
Chairman: Alexandra Whale & Daan Noordemeer
14:00-14:30 Keynote Lecturer: Daan Noordemeer (France), Allele-specific multi-omics investigation of imprinted gene domains using phased long-reads (pdf)
Final Abstract Noordermeer
14:30-15:00 Invited Lecturer:Benedikt Kirchner (Germany) - Hidden layers of complexity - How small RNA distribution and sample handling affect sequencing results
Final Abstract Kirchner
15:00-15:30 Invited Lecturer: Chiara Lanzuolo (Italy) - SAMMY-SEQ: A new technology to capture Dysfunctional Chromatin Landscapes
Final Abstract Lanzuolo
15:45-16:15 Invited Lecturer:Stephen Clark (UK): Single-cell multiomics sequencing to investigate the role of the epigenome in cell fate decisions during mouse embryogenesis
Final Abstract Clark
