Day 1 |
25 February |
14.00 |
Welcome (Richard Reeve); A few words about PoLNET (Karis Baker); What’s in the programme (Will Harvey) |
14.15 |
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14.30 |
John Skehel (The Francis Crick Institute) 'Structural biology of influenza virus' https://youtu.be/H-gtTEPmWSw |
15.00 |
Plenary discussion - Richard Reeve and Olwyn Byron (University of Glasgow) 'What are the big gaps and challenges?' |
15.30 |
Refreshment Break |
15.40 |
Robb de Vries (Universiteit Utrecht) 'Receptor binding specificity of influenza A virus' https://youtu.be/I4fmHn7v6JU |
16.10 |
Affar Karimullah (University of Glasgow) 'New Technology for measuring interactions' https://youtu.be/bEyg1Yyb43I |
16.25 |
Breakout session 1 |
17.05 |
Refreshment break |
17.15 |
Joshua Sealy (The Pirbright Institute) 'Interactions between receptor-binding, immune evasion and glycan shielding' https://youtu.be/eORCf57Hvpo |
17.30 |
Oliver Dibben (AstraZeneca) 'Live attenuated influenza vaccine effectiveness: beyond antigenicity’ |
17.45 |
Breakout session 2 |
18.25 |
Day 1 wrap up discussion |
19.00 |
Day 1 close |
Day 2 |
26 February |
14.00 |
Recap and re-orientation |
14.15 |
Marta Łuksza (Mount Sinai) 'Modelling to predict evolutionary success of influenza lineages' https://youtu.be/avM1E8Lm424 |
14.45 |
Chris Illingworth (University of Cambridge) 'Within-host evolution of acute respiratory viruses' https://youtu.be/tjosAoW8qy |
15.00 |
Breakout session 3 |
15.40 |
Refreshment break |
15.50 |
Rommie Amaro (University of California, San Diego) 'Biophysical simulations for computational virology' https://youtu.be/eKbsfPfw9IE |
16.20 |
Breakout session 4 |
17.00 |
Break out session 5 |
17.40 |
Refreshment Break |
17.50 |
Closing discussion - review of the workshop breakouts and drafting of position piece |
19.00 |
Workshop close |