We are finally allowed to organize physical meetings again. Therefore ImmunoMetNet 2022 is in-person only again like our very first edition.
WEDNESDAY MAY 11th, 2022 – AMSTERDAM UMC – VU NU building hall 3
9.00 | Registration & coffee
9:30 | Session I – Immunometabolism in tissue
chair: Jan Van den Bossche, Amsterdam UMC
KEYNOTE – David Sancho | CNIC, Madrid, Spain
Oxidative phosphorylation orchestrating tissue macrophage homeostasis
Ron Heeren | Maastricht University
Imaging single-cell metabolic profiles: molecular imaging at work!
Short pitches (selected from submitted abstracts)
o Kyra de Goede, Amsterdam UMC
o Artemiy Kovynev, LUMC
o Frouwkje Politiek, Amsterdam UMC
o Hilal Sengul, Amsterdam UMC
o Helga Simon Molas, Amsterdam UMC
10:45 | Coffee
11:15 | Session II – Immune metabolic crosstalk in the tumor microenvironment
chair: Sandra van Vliet, Asmterdam UMC
Eric Eldering | Amsterdam UMC
Metabolic reprogramming and new therapeutic vulnerabilities in the CLL microenvironment
Arnon Kater | Amsterdam UMC
Mitochondrial stress and reduced glycolytic switch as the basis of impaired efficacy of T-cell based therapies in CLL?
Sander de Kivit | LUMC
The importance of TNFR2 and lactic acid for human thymus-derived Treg function
12:30 | Lunch
13:30 | Session III – Atherosclerosis meets immunometabolism
chair: Menno de Winther, Amsterdam UMC
Florian Kahles | Universitätsklinikum Aachen, Germany
Incretins – gut hormones at the crossroads of inflammation, metabolism and cardiovascular disease
Mandy van Leent | Mount Sinai, NY, USA (short presentation)
Prosaposin mediates inflammation in atherosclerosis
Karl Harber | Amsterdam UMC (short presentation)
IRG1-derived itaconate in control of macrophages and atherosclerosis
Marit Westerterp | UMCG
T cell cholesterol efflux suppresses apoptosis and senescence and increases atherosclerosis in middle-aged mice
14:45 | Coffee
15:15 | Session IV – Magnificent macrophage metabolism
Cesar Oyarce Diaz | Amsterdam UMC (short presentation)
Targeting macrophages metabolism to prevent EMT: clues to reduce cancer therapy resistance
Graham Heieis | LUMC (short presentation)
Macrophage residency and alternative activation is dependent on O-GlcNAcylation
KEYNOTE – Peter Murray | Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Martinsried, Germany
Immunologic anti-ferroptosis
16:30 | Drinks & bites
Thursday MAY 12th, 2022 – AMSTERDAM UMC O2 building pop-up room
9:00 – 12:00 – Agilent Seahorse workshop
More information here
Separate registration: https://tinyurl.com/369za45e