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Junior Scientist Symposium 2016

Program

 Wednesday, 09/21/2016
14:00–15:00Enrollment
14:30–15:00Welcome over coffee and cake 
15:00–15:15Welcome address by Prof. C. Menge
 Session A: Bacteriology, Diagnostics and Biomarkers
15:15–15:30Phenotype and Function of avian ?? T-cell subsets after in-vitro Salmonella exposure
Christina Polasky
15:30–15:45Comparative Genome Sequence Analysis of Clostridium chauvoei Field Strain from Germany and the Type Strain
Thomas Prasad
15:45–16:00Development of one unified protocol for library preparation for 2nd generation sequencers
Leonie Kauer 
16:00–16:15RIEMS – A Smart Way To Explore The Unknown
Ariane Belka
16:15–16:30Development of a real-time reverse transcription PCR assay for gamma interferon mRNA quantification to diagnose tuberculosis in dogs
Christine Wünsche 
16:30–16:45Volatile organic compounds above cultures of Mycobacterium avium ssp. paratuberculosis as candidate biomarkers of bacterial growth
Anne Küntzel 
16:45–17:30Poster session I: Biomarkers, Immunology and Bacteriology
Elisa Kasbohm; Alexander Schäfer; Yaqing Zhu; Rebekka Einenkel; Nadine Radomski; Annica Rebbig; Josephine Ratka; Tuan Ngoc Minh Nguyen; Mostafa Abdel-Glil 
from 18:00Social evening at Bowling Roma
 Thursday, 09/22/2016
08:30–09:15Keynote: Visual design
W. Maginot
 Session B: Virus-Cell-Interactions 
09:15–09:30Interferon response in the context of virulent street rabies virus
Luca Zaeck
09:30–09:45Cell Culture Adaptation of Non-fixed Rabies Virus Strains from Fox and Dog
Sabine Nemitz
09:45–10:00Influence of the cytoplasmatic domain of the rabies virus G protein to the interaction with cellular factors and virulence<br/>Fabian Cuypers 
10:00–10:15Mutational analysis of the cytoplasmic domain of PrV glycoprotein B – in search of the super-fuser
Melina Vallbracht 
10:15–10:30Requirements for nuclear egress of herpesviruses
Sebastian Propp
10:30–10:45Entry and reassortment potential of the newly discovered bat influenza A-like viruses
Marco Gorka
10:45–11:15Coffee break
11:15–12:00Keynote: New virus infections in a changing world
Prof. A.D.M.E. Osterhaus
12:00–13:00Poster session II: Virology, Diagnostics and Vaccine development
Annika Graaf; David Scheibner; Franziska Kraatz; Maria Günther; Viktoria Pauker; Simone Leidenberger; Laura Zani; Florian Pfaff; Rebecca König; Magdalena Murr; Lars Schröder; Julia Figl; Nadine Wedlich; Johannes Heyl 
13:00–14:00

Lunch 

14:00–14:45Keynote: Effective searching – What? Where? How?
Dr. S. Leonhard-Marek 
 Session C: Vaccine development
14:45–15:00Development of Novel Double-Attenuated Live Vaccines in Swine against H1N1 Influenza Strains
Svenja Mamerow
15:00–15:15Bat influenza virus chimeras as basis for the development of a new type of vaccine backbone for livestock vaccination
Jacob Schön 
15:15–15:30Identification and molecular characterization of highly immunogenic mycobacterial lipopetides
Sören Woelke 
15:30–16:00Coffee break
 Session D: Virology
16:00–16:15Identification of gene signatures associated with FMDV infection by transcriptome analysis
Martina Zoli 
16:15–16:30Unbiased and Effective Determination of Mutation Rates of Influenza Viruses
Marika Gerhard
16:30–16:45The Newcastle disease virus W protein – an mRNA editing product of the phosphoprotein gene
Julia Karsunke
16:45–17:00Comparative pathogenicity study of European bat lyssavirus 1 isolates in the mouse model
Elisa Eggerbauer
17:00–17:15Out of the reservoir: CPXV-infections of bank voles (Myodes glareolus)
Annika Franke
from 18:00Barbecue at FLI
 Friday, 09/23/2016
08:30–09:15Keynote: Epidemiological studies and the measures we get out of it
Dr. C. Sauter-Louis
 Session E: Epidemiology and Vector biology
09:15–09:30Monitoring for and characterization of swine influenza virus (swIAV) in Europe since 2015
Dinah Henritzi 
09:30–09:45Zoonotic variegated squirrel bornavirus 1: Non-invasive sampling revealed additional infected squirrels of three species
Kore Schlottau 
09:45–10:00Role of dog and cat in re-emergence and dissemination of bovine brucellosis in Egypt
Dr. Gamal Wareth 
10:00–10:15Evaluation of insect larvae as possible mechanical vectors for transmission of ASFV in wild boar populations
Jan Hendrik Forth 
10:15-10:30Studies on low temperature tolerance of Aedes albopictus (Diptera: Culicidae)
Lisa Tippelt 
10:30–11:00Coffee break 
11:00–11:45Poster session III: Epidemiology, Molecular biology and Animal health and welfare
Susann Weise; Jessica Klemmer; Christiane Breidenstein; Ronja Apfelbaum; Eva Maria Mall; Hendrik Sake; Frauke Lämmer; Paul Kordowitzki; Rolf Schmitz; Erik Bannert; Henrieke Sievers
 Session F: Animal health and welfare
11:45–12:00Radiographic Examination of Deformities and Fractures of Keel Bones in Laying Hens
Beryl Katharina Eusemann
12:00–12:15Effects of a ration change from a silage and concentrate- to a pasture-based diet on the health, production and rumen fermentation of dairy cows
Julia Hartwiger
12:15–12:30Effects of monensin and essential oils on rumen microbiota of transition dairy cows
Melanie Schären
12:30–12:45Investigations on the kinetics and bioavailability of fumonisin B1 (FB1) in pigs and the impact of a feed additive with fumonisin esterase activity
Hanna Schertz 
12:45–13:30Farewell: Challenges in control of infectious animal diseases
Prof. T. C. Mettenleiter
13:30–14:00Lunch