3rd Ghent Gut Inflammation Group Meeting
Intestinal host-microbiota interactions controlling health and disease
Add to calendarThe ‘Ghent Gut Inflammation Group’ represents a consortium of research labs at Ghent University studying diverse aspects of gastrointestinal biology during health and disease. Understanding how the complex interactions between the intestinal microbiota and host immune as well as stromal cells affect both intestinal and extra-intestinal health (e.g. in the brain and the joints) demands a multi-disciplinary approach. For taking on this challenge, the GGIG consortium connects expertise from 4 different UGent Faculties.
Biennially, GGIG organizes a symposium covering various aspects of intestinal biology in health and disease. The two-day symposium is specifically inviting junior scientists to present their recent work, to promote interaction and collaboration amongst young scientists, and to establish a vibrant network of young scientists studying intestinal mucosal immunology. Although the speakers are junior scientists, the symposium is open to scientists of all levels.
More information on GGIG and previous symposia on www.GGIG.be.
Information for poster submissions:
The format for your poster should be: A0 (841 x 1189 mm / 33.1 x 46.8 in), portrait orientation
Confirmed speakers
Paula Roberti
Julie McDonald
Michiel Vermeulen
Konrad Aden
Paula Perez-Pardo
Program
Day 1 - Thursday, 13 June, 2019
Markus Fulde
Karolina Slowicka
Clemens Neufert
Hyun-Dong Chang
Johanna Kabbert
Vikram Virdi
Ara Koh
Julie McDonald
Jonathan Swann
Chris Callewaert
Hanne Dubois
Annika Hausmann
Ioanna Petta
Mizanur Rahman
Day 2 - Friday, 14 June, 2019
Michiel Vermeulen
Jessica Forbester
Konrad Aden
Farzaneh Ghazavi
Emma Hernandez-Sanabria
David Hackam
Paula Roberti
Paula Perez-Pardo
Francesca Ronchi
Organizing committee
Debby Laukens
Lars Vereecke
Andy Wullaert
Abstracts
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Attendees
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