POWER OF MICROBES IN INDUSTRY AND ENVIRONMENT 2016
Tentative Scientific Programme:
Wednesday, 28.09.2016.
– Arrival of participants and accommodation
14,00 – 17,00 – Registration of participants
Chair: K. Marialigeti, V. Mrša
17,00 – 17,30 – Opening
17,45 – 18,20 – IL1 – R. Muller (Germany) Innovative antibiotics from microbes: Some case studies
18,20 – 18,55 – IL2 – K. Marialigeti (Hungary) Analysis of the effect and survival and phytostimulatory soil inoculants
18,55 – 19,30 – IL3 – M. Schloter (Germany) Back to the roots – the role of the plant associated microbiomes for plant health
20,00 – Welcome Reception
Thursday, 29.09.2016.
8,00 – 9,00 – Registration of participants
Molecular Microbiology of Fungi
Chair: D. Mattanovich, R. Teparić
9,00 – 9,35 – IL4 – D. Mattanovich (Austria) On the coupling of growth and protein secretion in budding yeasts
9,35 – 10,10 – IL5 – A. Štafa (Croatia) Construction of yeast strains – fun and easy?
10,10 – 10,45 – L1 – P. Raspor (Slovenia) Probiotic yeast Saccharomyces boulardii (nom. Nud.) modulates adhesive properties of Candida glabrata
10,45 – 11,05 – L2 – A. Kotogan (Hungary) Synthetic reactions of lipase enzymes from Mucor mycotina fungi
11,05 – 11,30 – Coffee break
11,30 – 12,05 – IL-6 – R. Rahmouni (France) Yeast as a tool to search for Rho-specific antibacterial agents
12,05 – 12,25 – L3 – I. Stuparević (Croatia) The control of dynamic transcript architecture
12,25 – 12,45 – L4 – L. Kredics (Hungary) Peptaibol production of the mushroom green mould Trichoderma pleuroti: from the genomic background to compound profiles
12,45 – 13,05 – L5 – L. Galgoczy (Austria) Structural elements of Neosartorya fischeri antifungal protein (NFAP) responsible for folding and antifungal activity
13,05 – 14,30 – Lunch break
Bacteria in food and feed
Chair: A. Laukova, M. Mrkonjić-Fuka
14,30 – 15,05 – IL7 – A. Laukova (Slovakia) Benefits of enterocin-producing enterococci and their enterocins in animals
15,05 – 15,40 – IL8 – T. Smokvina (France) Protection of gut barrier integrity by specific probiotic strains
15,40 – 16,00 – L6 B. Žunar (Croatia) Evaluating strategies for de novo genome assembly of Lactobacillus amylovorus
16,00 – 16,30 – Coffee break
16,30 – 16,50 – L7 A. Žgomba Maksimović (Croatia) Microbial diversity of traditional wild boar (Sus scrofa) meat saussages produced in Croatia
16,50 – 17,20 – L8 S. Petrut (Romania) Comparative studies regarding probiotic effect between individual/consortia of lactic acid bacteria strains
17,20 – 17,40 – L9 M. Zunabović-Pichler (Austria) Bacterial recontamination scenarios after heat treatment of meat products – the role of lactic acid bacteria
17,40 – 18,00 – L10 E. B. Kerekes (Hungary) Essential oils as new alternatives for food preservation
18,00 – 20,00 – Poster session
Friday, 30.09.2016.
Microbes surrounding us
Chair: B. Stres, D. Vujaklija
9,00 – 9,35 – IL9 – B- Stres (Slovenia) Nature’s lab: common strategies in the microbial hot spots of the gut
9,35 – 10,10 – IL10 – N. Udiković – Kolić (Croatia) Manure fertilizer increases antibiotic resistance
10,10 – 10,30 – L11 Zs. Nagymate (Hungary) Development of scaled-up dechlorinating inoculum for remediation of chlorinated hydrocarbon contaminated areas
10,30 – 11,00 – Coffee break
11,00 – 10,20 – L12 L. Djokić (Serbia) Heterotrophyc microorganisms from mine environments: Diversity, eco-physiology and impact on bioleaching processes
11,20 – 11,40 – L13 K. Korponai (Hungary) Purple bacteria bloom in an alkaline soda pan
11,40 – 12,00 – L14 M. Čater (Slovenia) Reduction of extracellular microcystin concentration by an advanced oxidation technique: potential of boron-doped electrodes to control cyanobacterial blooms
12,00 – 12,20 – L15 – I. Morić (Serbia) Biodeterioration potential of bacteria isolated from the air and dust in archive of National Library of Serbia
12,20 – 13,30 – Lunch time
14,00 – 23,00 – Excursion with dinner (optional)
Saturday, 01.10.2016.
Bacterial producers
Chair: S. Zochev, J Pigac
9,00 – 9,35 – IL11 – S. Zotchev (Austria) Harnessing Actinomycete Bacteria for Drug Discovery: from Bioprospecting to Synthetic Biology
9,35 – 10,10 – IL 12 – D.Vujaklija (Croatia) A division of labor between two paralogous SSB proteins in Streptomyces coelicolor
10,10 – 10,45 – IL13 – A. Penyige (Hungary) Protein ADP-ribosylation, Ca2+-binding proteins, two physiological regulatory mechanisms revisited
10,45 – 11,05 – L16 – O. N. Sekurova (Austria) Activation of chloramphenicol biosynthesis in Streptomyces venezuelae ATCC10712 by ethanol shock: insights from the promoter fusion studies
11,05 – 11,30 – Coffee break
11,30 – 12,05 – IL-14 – H. Petković (Slovenia) Diversity and sources of building blocks in the biosynthesis of industrially important secondary metabolites: Why is this an important issue for the pharmaceutical industry?
12,05 – 12,40 – IL15 – H. Pichler (Austria) Oleate hydratases – structure function relationships and application
12,40 – 13,00 – L17 – M. Ćurković-Perica (Croatia) Recovery of chestnut from chestnut blight depends on combination of virus strains used for biocontrol
13,00 – Closing words
IL – Invited lecturers
L – Lectures chosen among submitted contributions