Topics & Programme
The scientific program will include different scientific domains of life sciences. Invited speakers at this congress are recognized as international and national leaders. They will present the state of the art of the so called “omics” sciences (such as genomic, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, …) scientific approaches developped in their laboratories, searching for biomarkers and also understanding major biological functions.
Preliminary Programme:
Pre Congress
Monday, October
6 : 9h00 - 11h00 : SFEAP
Young club
Monday, October 6
14h00 : Participants welcome and posters set up
15h15 : Opening of the
congress
15h45 : Gabriel PELTRE, Ecole Supérieure de Physique et Chimie Industrielles
(ESPCI), LECA, Allergie et Environnement. Paris.
” Presentation of the 25 yrs of the SFEAP activities and the Contribution
of the Electrophoresis in the Revolution in the Life Sciences”.
16h25 : Angelika Görg, Technische Universität München, Fachgebiet Proteomik, Freising-Weihenstephan, Germany
”Past,
Present and Future of Gel-Based Proteomics ”.
17h05 :
”Protein Methylations
and Modifications in the Biology of Human Disease”.
18h15 - 20h: Welcome drink at Tours city hall
Tuesday, October 7
8h00 : Participants welcome and posters set up
9h00 : Michael PRIMIG ;
Unité INSERM U625, Rennes
"Towards Total Transcript Profiling of Meiosis
and Gametogenesis.
9h35 : Pierre Lescuyer; Biomedical
Proteomics Research Group, Department of Bioinformatics and Structural Biology,
" Discovery of New Biomarkers for Pathologies: What
is the Place of the Proteomic?".
10h05 : Coffee break (offered by ThermoFisher),
poster meetings
10h45 : Topic 1 (selected among submitted abstracts)
11h05 : Topic 2 (selected among submitted abstracts)
11h20 : Topic 3
(selected among submitted abstracts)
11h40 : Xavier
Gidrol ; Service de Génomique
Fonctionnelle, CEA, Evry
“Cell microarray, New
concept for identification of virus receptors or for the discovery of new
proteins targets for drugs”.
12h20 : Lunch in Agnès Sorel
room
14h00 : Michael Hecker ; Institute for Microbiology, University
“Towards the Entire Proteome of
Gram-Positive Bacteria”
14h40 : Jean
Armengaud; CEA VALRHO, DSV, iBEB, SBTN, LBSP, Service de Biochimie et Toxicologie
Nucléaire, Laboratoire de Biochimie des Systèmes Perturbés, Marcoule.
"Le MICMAC des OMICs », a ProteOMICs & GenOMICs
coalition to identify the DNA repair tool box of the exotic bacterium Deinococcus deserti".
15h15 : Topic 4
(selected among submitted abstracts)
15h35 : Coffee break,
poster meetings
16h15 : Norbert
ROLLAND; Laboratoire de Physiologie Cellulaire Végétale /UMR5168 CNRS CEA UJF INRA. Grenoble
" Recent surprises deriving
from subcellular proteomic analyses targeted to the
chloroplasts and their subfractions".
16h50 : Topic 5
(selected among submitted abstracts)
17h10: Jean
Labarre; Laboratoire de biologie intégrative /SBIGeM/iBiTec-S/DSV, CEA/Saclay
" Coupling of Proteomic and Metabolomic Analysis for the study of the Sulphur
Metabolism of the Yeast".
17h45 : Topic 6 (selected among submitted abstracts)
18h05 -19h00 : SFEAP
Association meeting
19h30 : Gala dinner
Wednesday, October 8
8h00 : Participants welcome
9h00 : Kathryn LILLEY;
”Mapping
the Organelle Proteome”.
9h40 : Jens Andersen; CEBI - Center for Eksperimentel Bioinformatik Denmark.
“Mass
Spectrometry-Based Proteomics of Cell Organelles and Signaling
Networks”
10h20 : Coffee break,
poster meetings
11h00 : Heribert HIRT ;
“Génomique végétale” INRA–CNRS–Université
d’Evry
”Specific Phosphorylation
of a Protein of the Cell Host under Agro Bactium
Control”.
11h35 : Topic 7
(selected among submitted abstracts)
11h55 : Topic 8
(selected among submitted abstracts)
12h30 : Lunch in Agnès Sorel room
14h00 : John S. Cottrell; Matrix Science,
”An Integrated Approach to Protein
Identification and Quantitation”
14h40 : Topic 9
(selected among submitted abstracts)
15h00 : Topic 10
(selected among submitted abstracts)
15h20 : Coffee break, poster meetings
15h40 : Ioannis Xenarios;
Swiss institute of Bioinformatics. Vital-IT Group - Quartier Sorge – Batiment Genopole, Lausanne. Suisse
”
Interactomique. Modeling and Prediction of the Proteins /
Proteins Interactions and Analysis of the perturbation of Regulatory Networks ”
16h10 : Henning Hermjakob; EMBL Outstation, European Bioinformatics
Institute, Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Hinxton,
”The HUPO Proteomics
Standards Initiative - Overcoming the Fragmentation of Proteomics Data”.
16h50 : Posters awards recognition session and selected poster
presentation
17h00 : End of the congress