12:50h-13:00h Conference Opening
13:00h-14:30h Session 1
- 13:00h - "Understanding the functional heterogeneity of hepatic macrophages in health and disease" - Charlotte Scott, VIB Ghent
- 13:30h - "More troubles with type I IFN" - Zeinab Abdullah, University of Bonn
- 14:00h - "Inflammasome - IL-1β pathway in diabetes, from physiology to treatment" - Marc Donath, University Hospital Basel
14:30h-15:00h Break
15:00h-16:30h Session 2
- 15:00h - "Compartmentalized metabolism in exercise" - Hans-Georg Sprenger, Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing, Cologne
- 15:30h - "Non-canonical TCA cycle activity regulates adipose type 2 innate lymphoid cell differentiation to maintain metabolic health" - Christoph Wilhelm, University of Bonn
- 16:00h - "Metabolic regulation through the Aryl hydrocarbon Receptor Repressor (AhRR) via cellular interactions in adipose tissues" - Frederike Graelmann, University of Bonn
- 16:15h - "Pro-inflammatory macrophages depend on mitochondrial respiration for NO synthesis" - Antonia Henne, TU Braunschweig
16:30h-17:00h Break
17:00h-18:00h Keynote Lecture
"Metabolic checkpoints of inflammation" - Vishwa Deep Dixit, Yale University
19:00h Social Event
- 09:00h -"How innate immune cells adapt to environment and function: diverse tales of mitochondria" - Stefanie Wculek, IRB Barcelona
- 09:30h - "Triglyceride cycling - the universal dynamics of fat storage" - Christoph Thiele, University of Bonn
- 10:00h - "Increased glucose impairs cellular calcium signaling and impairs macrophage functionality via activation of the taste receptor Tas1R3" - Laura Schlautmann, University of Bonn
- 10:15h - "A high salt diet induces re-differentiation of melanoma, leading to metabolic shutdown and reduced tumor growth" - Clivia Lisowski, University of Bonn
10:30h-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00h-12:30h Poster Session
12:30h-13:30h Lunch Break
13:30h-15:30h Session 4
- 13:30h -"Early-life development of barrier tissue immunity" - Philipp Henneke, University Hospital Freiburg
- 14.00h - '"Metabolite signaling in macrophages in health and disease" - Evanna Mills, Harvard University, Cambridge
- 14:30h - "Developmental Programming of Tissue-Resident Macrophages" - Elvira Mass, University of Bonn
15:00h-15:30h Coffee Break
15:30h-16:30h Session 5
- 15:30h -"The impact of circulating bioactive lipids on metaflammation and cardiovascular risk in obese individuals" - Katarzyna Placek, University of Bonn
- 16:00h -"The role of primary cilia in controlling metaflammation" - Dagmar Wachten, University of Bonn