MHC Seminar Timetable
Topic |
Moderators |
Speakers |
Date
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Catalyzed exchange of peptide-MHC |
Christian Freund (FU Berlin)
Nikolaos Sgourakis (University of Pennsylvania) |
Jana Sticht (FU Berlin) “Dynamic states are maintained in MHCII allotypes and influence catalyzed
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Andrew McShan (Georgia Tech University) "Finding Cinderella’s Slipper: How Immunological Chaperones Charm Antigens onto the MHC to Fight Disease”
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October 11 5 pm CEST |
MHC-bound peptides as candidate T cell epitopes |
Miguel Alvaro-Benito (FU Berlin) |
Mathias Wilhelm (TU München) "Improving mass spectrometry-based immunopeptidomics by integrating accurate peptide property predictions" |
Jenn Abelin (Broad Institute) "Integrating immunopeptidome data with proteome and PTM datasets to learn about antigen processing and presentation"
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November 1 5 pm CET |
MHC as orchestrator of leukemia immunotherapy by allogeneic stem cell transplantation |
Katharina Fleischhauer (University Hospital Essen) |
Pietro Crivello (University Hospital Essen) “The HLA immunopeptidome as modulator of T-cell alloreactivity in transplantation“ |
Luca Vago (San Raffaele Scientific Institute) "The Key Role of HLA Alterations in Leukemia Post-Transplantation Relapse“
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December 6 5 pm CET |
Antigen Specific T cells in disease |
Angela Krackhardt (TU München) |
John Maris (Children´s Hospital Philadelphia) "Targeting intracellular oncoproteins with peptide-centric cellular therapies" |
Dirk Busch (TU München) "Advanced engineering of TCR edited T cells for cell therapies" |
January 10 5 pm CET |
Accessing and manipulating T cell function |
Pere Santamaria (University of Calgary and IDIBAPS) |
Sunil Kumar (DTU Copenhagen) "Antigen-specific T-cells in SARS-CoV-2infection and vaccination" |
Jonathan Schneck (Johns Hopkins University) "Engineering Artificial Antigen Presenting Cells, aAPC, for Immunotherapy: From Bench to Bedside" |
February 7 5 pm CET |
Class I Editors |
Peter Cresswell (Yale University) Robert Tampé (Frankfurt University) |
David H Margulies (NIH/NIAID) "A well-trod surface: MHC-I recognition by ligands and antibodies"
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Mariolina Salio (University of Oxford) "Tools to understand MR1-dependent antigen presentation" |
March 7 5 pm CET |
Class II Editors |
Lisa Denzin (Rutgers University) |
S. Sadegh-Nasseri (Johns Hopkins University) “The ballad of HLA-DO/H2-O: what is new?” |
L. Santambrogio (Weill Cornell Medical College) "Understanding the Plasticity of the MHC-II Immunopeptidome" |
April 4 5 pm CEST |
T cell cross-reactivity |
Lawrence Stern (UMass Med School) Brian Baker (Univ. of Notre Dame) |
Stephanie Gras (La Trobe University) "Impact of COVID-19 booster shot vaccine on T cell reactivity & cross-reactivity" |
Andy Sewell (Cardiff University) “New modes of T-cell recognition from dissection of successful cancer immunotherapy” |
May 2 5 pm CEST |
Immunogenetics |
Tobias Lenz (Hamburg University) |
Alicia Sanchez-Mazas (Genève University) "HLA diversity in populations: a textbook case of evolutionary genetics" |
Mary Carrington (Ragon Institute) "Effect of HLA class I signal peptide variation on HLA-E expression and natural killer cell function" |
June 6 5 pm CEST
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All sessions consist of two research talks. The talks can be attended via zoom at:
Each talk should last 25 minutes and the Q&A should not exceed 15 minutes.