NCOH: Annual Scientific Meeting & One Health Meeting

Programme NCOH Annual Scientific Meeting 2018

Date: 30 May 2018
Location: Life Sciences & Health Hub
Rotterdam Science Tower

08.30	-	10.30	EB-meeting - closed meeting
NCOH Annual Scientific Meeting 2018
10.00	-	10.30	Registration
10.30	-	10.40	Welcome Prof. Marion Koopmans Head department of Virology, Erasmus MC Scientific Director Emerging Infectious Diseases Preparedness NCOH
10.40	-	10.45	Welcome Prof. Hans van Leeuwen Dean Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Member Board of Directors, Erasmus MC
10.45	-	11.15	How Zika virus induces congenital microcephaly Prof. Marc Lecuit, Institut Pasteur, France
11.15	-	11.45	Trained Immunity Prof. Mihai Netea, Radboudumc
11.45	-	12.15	PIWIs go viral Small RNA-based antiviral defense in vector mosquitoes Dr. Ronald van Rij, Radboudumc
12.15	-	13.30	Lunch
13.30	-	14.45	NCOH - Theme Meetings - Split meetings
			Emerging Infectious Diseases Preparedness Smart and Healthy Farming Healthy Wildlife and Ecosystems Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance
			Emerging Infectious Diseases Preparedness Updates on the theme Emerging Infectious Diseases Prof. Marion Koopmans Head department of Virology, Erasmus MC Scientific Director Emerging Infectious Diseases Preparedness NCOH Microencephaly in fetal piglets following in utero inoculation of Zika virus Dr. Paul Wichgers Schreur, WUR Extra-respiratory infections with zoonotic and pandemic influenza viruses Dr. Debby van Riel, Erasmus MC Inhibition of chikungunya virus replication by novel nucleoside analogues that target the viral capping enzyme nsP1 Dr. Martijn J. van Hemert, LUMC Unravelling homo- and heterotypic antibody responses to influenza viruses Dr. Brenda Westerhuis, Erasmus MC Broad receptor engagement by an emerging coronavirus Dr. Wentao Li, UU
			Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance Updates on the theme Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance Prof. Marc Bonten, Utrecht University Medical Center Scientific Director Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance NCOH Volatile compounds as antibiotics Mariana Avalos Garcia, UL Antibiotic resistance in the aquatic environment Dr. Heike Schmitt, RIVM ESBL prevalence and vegetarian diet Anouk Meijs, RIVM An open database for bacterial antimicrobial susceptibility data associated with whole bacterial genomes Dr. Sebastien Matamoros, AMC Epistatic interactions across the genome involving complex biological pathways have contributed to the adaptive evolution of multidrug resistant E. faecium Dr. Janetta Top, UMCU
			Smart and Healthy Farming Updates on the theme Smart and Healthy Farming Dr. Annemarie Rebel, Wageningen University and Research Scientific Director Smart and Healthy Farming NCOH Stimulating the chicken innate immune system to improve immune fitness Dr. Christine Jansen, UU The environmental benefits of plant-based diets challenged Ir. Martine Hoogsteen, RIVM Maternal interventions affect piglet intestinal development and immune competence Dr. Astrid de Greeff, WUR Associations between the fecal resistome and antimicrobial usage in broilers Roosmarijn Luiken, UU
			Healthy Wildlife and Ecosystems Updates on the theme Healthy Wildlife and Ecosystems Prof. Andrea Gröne, Utrecht University Scientific Director Healthy Wildlife and Ecosystems NCOH Environmental and social factors promote Lyme disease and Q-fever over various spatio-temporal scales Dr. Ronald Petie, Wageningen Bioveterinary Research, WUR Soluble and volatile antimicrobial compounds produced in terrestrial environment Dr. Paolina Garbeva, NIOO The ecology of diseases: from cells to ecosystems Dr. Dedmer van de Waal, NIOO Water and health: complex interactions and integrated solutions Dr. Eline Boelee, Deltares Dr. Harm Duel, Deltares
14.45	-	15.15	Break
15.15	-	16.45	Selected post doc and PhD talks - YOUNG NCOH The mode of action of of ab-defensins: promising drugs with a high robustness to AMR development Shehrazade Jekhmane, UU Collateral sensitivity and collateral resistance networks of antibiotic-resistant Streptococcus pneumoniae Apostolos Liakopoulos, Leiden University Zooming in the pharmacological relevant state: Truly native structural studies of antibiotics-receptor interactions in bacterial cell membranes Joao Medeiros-Silva, UU Quantitative risk assessment of meat-borne Toxoplasma gondii infection in the mainland of China Jenny Deng, aio, RIVM Why Midges Matter: the microbiome of midges Tim Mohlmann PhD, WUR Zoonotic viruses along the market chain Reina Sikkema, Erasmus MC Clostridium difficile and the microbiome Romy Zwittink PhD, LUMC The role of preexisting flavivirus antibodies in Zika virus infection Thomas Langerak, Erasmus MC The 2nd sialic acid-binding site that is lost in human pandemic influenza A viruses contributes to virion binding to and self-elution from receptors Wenjuan Du, UU Identification of sialic acid binding function for the Middle-East respiratory syndrome coronavirus spike glycoprotein Wentao Li, UU Pathogenesis of Rift Valley Fever in pregnant ewes Judith Oymans, WUR Virus classification from next generation sequencing data using deep learning David Nieuwenhuijse, Erasmus MC Networking with the enemy Dr Alena Gsell, postdoc Aquatic Ecology NIOO-KNAW Monitoring, characterization and pathogenesis of Dutch ranaviruses Bernardo Saucedo Garnica, UU Mlplasmids: a user-friendly tool to predict plasmid- and chromosome- derived sequences for single species Sergio Arredondo Alonso, UMC Utrecht Host factors driving pathogenesis: viral protein attachment to tissues Nika Nemanichvili, UU MERS-CoV receptor and attachment factor expression in different animal species W. Widagdo, Erasmus MC Regulatory and mutational analysis of the biosynthetic gene cluster for lugdunomycin, a novel antibiotic with unprecedented chemical structure Helga van der Heul, Leiden University
16.45	-	17.15	Global eradication of measles: are we generating a human niche for animal morbilliviruses? Dr. Rik de Swart, Erasmus MC
17.15	-	...	Drinks & Bites
			Accreditation points have been requested from NIV and NVMM