17 - 20 September 2024, Vienna Biocenter
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The International Conference on Plant Proteostasis 2024 serves as a global platform to discuss the latest discoveries and developments in the rapidly evolving field of plant cellular and protein quality control.
Cellular proteostasis involves constant monitoring and adjusting of the cellular proteome to respond to various internal and external signals, including stress via the quality control pathways. Recent advances in plant proteostasis have shown that quality control pathways are vital to adapt to the changing conditions and could play major roles in our effort to help plants adapting to the global warming and increased pest pressure.
The meeting aims to bring together scientists who are at the forefront of research on the processes that enable the cell to meet the degradation demands of the proteome. It will provide a unique opportunity for researchers in the field to present and discuss the latest developments, to create a better understanding of the role of plant proteostasis, thus also focusing efforts towards developing a sustainable agriculture.
Key discussion topics will include ubiquitin and ubiquitin-like signals, autophagy, proteasomal and vacuolar degradation, protein quality control, and the interaction between different signalling pathways.
SPEAKERS
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Anne Bertolotti, MRC-LMB, UK
Sascha Martens, Max Perutz Labs, University of Vienna, Austria
INVITED SPEAKERS
Diane Bassham, Iowa State University, USA
Amelie Bernard, CNRS-Bordeaux, France
Marion Clavel, Max Planck Institute, Germany
Caiji Gao, South China Normal University, China
Pascal Genschik, CNRS-Strasbourg, France
Mike Holdsworth, University of Nottingham, UK
Erika Isono, University of Konstanz, Germany
Masonori Izumi, RIKEN, Japan
Liwen Jiang, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Byung Ho Kang, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Francesco Licausi, Oxford University, UK
Maria Lois, CRAG-Barcelona, Spain
Alyona Minina, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
Christin Naumann, Institute of Plant Biochemistry, Germany
Beatriz Orasa-Puente, University of Edinburgh, UK
Marisa Otegui, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Pablo Pulido, Center for National Biotechnology, Spain
Vicente Rubio, Center for National Biotechnology, Spain
Ari Sadanadom, Durham University, UK
Steven Spoel, University of Edinburgh, UK
Richard Strasser, BOKU, Austria
Lior Tal, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Frederica Theodoulou, Rothamsted Research Institute, UK
Marco Trujillo, University of Aachen, Germany
Suayib Üstün, Ruhr University of Bochum, Germany
Tomas Werner, University of Graz, Austria
SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZERS
Andreas Bachmair, Max Perutz Labs Vienna • Yasin Dagdas, GMI • Barbara Korbei, BOKU • Silvia Ramundo, GMI
