Current Opinion in Cellular Host-Pathogen Interactions is the first in a new and exciting series of conferences sponsored by the timely and popular Current Opinion journals. These conferences provide a new level of direct interaction between the leaders in the scientific field and the attending delegates. Emphasis will be placed on latest unpublished results, extended discussion periods and direct interactions with leaders in the field. No more sitting through long talks with very little time for discussion; each conference is designed to facilitate extended discussion periods with dedicated networking sessions. And, the experience does not end with the closing remarks; delegates have the option to sign up for an ongoing online conference where they can review lectures and interact with colleagues in a discussion forum. The first Current Opinion Conference is dedicated to host-pathogen interactions. The conference will cover all areas of molecular and clinical research within this topic including pathogen invasion, adaptation, host defense, pathogen life cycle and immune system response. Do not miss the opportunity to meet and discuss this rapidly developing field with pre-eminent scientific leaders! Register and/or submit your paper today!
Call for Papers
Abstracts are invited by 16 April, 2010 for oral and poster presentation of original research on the following topics:
- Life cycle of pathogens (viruses, bacteria and unicellular eukaryotes)
- Strategies used by pathogens to invade organisms and cells
- Mechanisms that allow pathogens to survive within organisms and cells
- Strategies used by pathogens to spread throughout the organism
- Host defense against pathogens
Why attend the conference?
- Showcase your research to the leading scientists in the field, including the influential Current Opinion editors
- Meet the Section Editors and find out how to become a Current Opinion author
- Meet and learn from the leading researchers and educators from around the world
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Confirmed Invited Speakers
Norma Andrews,
University of Maryland, USA
Alan Cowman,
University of Melbourne, Australia
Markus Engstler,
University of Wuerzburg, Germany
Jorge Galan
Yale University, USA
Sergio Grinstein
University of Toronto, Canada
Ari Helenius
ETH, Zurich, Switzerland
Paul Lehner
University of Cambridge, UK
Mark Marsh
LMCB, University College London, UK
Keith Matthews
University of Edinburgh, UK
David Roos
University of Pennsylvania, USA
Craig Roy
Yale University, USA
David Russell
Cornell University, USA
William Sullivan
University of California at Santa Cruz, USA
Ajit Varki
University of California at San Diego, USA
Michael Way
Cancer Research UK, UK |