Proof of COVID-19 vaccination must be presented upon event check in. Full details, including a list of acceptable forms of proof of vaccination, are available here.
Activities taking place at the Verizon Executive Education Center unless otherwise noted.
DAY 1 – April 19, 2022
10:30 am – Arrivals, Check in, and Lunch pick-up
Lunch
12:15 pm – Welcome and Introductions (Symposia Co-Chairs)
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- Julie Magarian Blander, Weill Cornell Medicine
- Brian Rudd, Cornell University
12:20 pm – Overview of Immunology at Ithaca and Weill
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- Vice Provost Gary Koretzky, Cornell University
- Senior Associate Dean for Research Hugh Hemmings, Weill Cornell Medicine
12:30 pm – SESSION 1 – Imaging and Tissue Immunity
Chairperson: Gregory Sonnenberg
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- Perivascular activation niches – optimizing T cell effector function in inflamed tissues
Deb Fowell, Cornell University - Regulatory mechanisms governing peripheral immune education and memory recall
Niroshana Anandasabapathy, Weill Cornell Medicine - The epithelial-mesenchymal transition drives refractory responses of breast carcinomas to immune checkpoint blockade therapies
Anushka Dongre, Cornell University - Innate lymphoid cell regulation of immunity, inflammation, and cancer
Gregory Sonnenberg, Weill Cornell Medicine - Intravital three-photon microscopy for imaging the entire depth of mouse lymph nodes
Chris Xu, Cornell University
- Perivascular activation niches – optimizing T cell effector function in inflamed tissues
2:30 pm – Poster session & Break (Panorama Room, Graduate Hotel)
4:30 pm – SESSION 2 – Immunogenomics
Chairperson: Brian Rudd
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- Signaling to chromatin: augmented transcription and post-viral epigenetic memory
Steve Josefowicz, Weill Cornell Medicine - The immune system in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: one cell at a time
Andrew Grimson, Cornell University - Malignant transformation of the adaptive immune system
Ari Melnick, Weill Cornell Medicine
- Signaling to chromatin: augmented transcription and post-viral epigenetic memory
6:00 pm – Dinner and discussions
7:30 pm – Keynote Lecture
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- Lighting A Fire: Pyroptosis in Immune Defense and Immune Pathology
Judy Lieberman, MD, PhD
Endowed Chair in Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Program in Cellular and Molecular Medicine, Boston Children’s Hospital
Professor of Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School
- Lighting A Fire: Pyroptosis in Immune Defense and Immune Pathology
DAY 2 – April 20, 2022
8:15 am – Breakfast
9:00 am – Keynote Lecture
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- A Decade of Molecular Cell Atlases
Steve Quake, PhDLee Otterson Professor of BioengineeringCo-President, Chan Zuckerberg BiohubProfessor of Applied PhysicsProfessor of Physics (by courtesy)
- A Decade of Molecular Cell Atlases
10:00 am – Break
10:30 am – SESSION 3 – Microbiome
Chairperson: Iwijn De Vlaminck
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- Microbiome modulation of the immune system through protein interactions
Ilana Brito, Cornell University - A Genetic Approach to Investigate Microbe-Host Interaction at the Molecular Level
Chun-Jun Guo, Weill Cornell Medicine - Spatial Transcriptomics Approaches to Map Microbe-Host Interactions in Tissues
Iwijn De Vlaminck, Cornell University - Neonatal gut metabolome and immune regulation
Melody Zeng, Weill Cornell Medicine
- Microbiome modulation of the immune system through protein interactions
12:30 pm – Lunch & Working group discussions
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- Imaging and Tissue Immunity working group
Co-chairs: Deb Fowell and Sandra Demaria - Immunogenomics working group
Co-chairs: Steve Josefowicz and Andrew Grimson - Microbiome working group
Co-chairs: Ilana Brito and Melody Zeng - Trainee event
Gary Koretzky: finding your path in science
- Imaging and Tissue Immunity working group
2:00 pm – Working groups summary presentation/recommendations
2:30 pm – Meeting Close
2:45 pm – Bus Loading & Departure (Ithaca participants only)