Saturday December 2

Session I

9:45-10:00       Welcome remarks

10:00-10:30    Boris Reizis, New York University

Plasmacytoid dendritic cell function in antiviral immune responses

10:30-11:00    Megan Orzalli, UMass Med

Regulation of cutaneous antiviral immunity

11:00-11:15    Coffee Break in Loeb Quad

11:15-11:45    Katherine Siddle, Brown University

Host and viral dynamics in hemorrhagic fevers

11:45-12:00    Selected short-talk: Giulia Unali (Douam’s lab)

Bone marrow hematopoiesis defects in a mouse model of post-acute sequelae of COVID19 (PASC)

12:00-12:15    Selected short-talk: Devin Kenney (Douam’s lab)

Sex shapes lung antiviral immunity upon heterologous viral infection.

12:15-1:15       Lunch in Swope Dining Hall

1:15-1:25         Group Picture, Stairs at the entrance to Lillie Building

Session II

1:30-2:30         Keynote Lecture: Paul Turner, Yale University

Interactions between emergency phage therapy and host immunology

2:00-2:15         Coffee break in Loeb Quad

2:15-2:45         Debattama Sen, MGH, Harvard Medical School

Epigenetic Reprogramming of T Cell Exhaustion: Lessons From Chronic Viral                               Infection

2:45-3:00         Selected short-talk: Erik Guillen (Lauvau’s lab)

Impact of T cell receptor signaling on memory CD8+ T cell functional programming

3:00-3:15         Selected short-talk: Ayano C. Kohlgruber (Elledge’s lab)

TCR-MAP: A novel, high-throughput T cell antigen discovery platform to identify viral- and self-antigen TCR reactivities in rheumatoid arthritis

3:15-3:45         Nicholas Arpaia, Columbia University

A pathogenic function of regulatory T cells in chronic liver disease

3:45-4:15         Wei Hu, Yale University

Transcriptional basis for Treg mediated control of autoimmunity

4:15-4:30         Coffee break in Loeb Quad

4:30-4:45         Selected short-talk: Payal Damani-Yokota (Khanna’s lab)

Parasite induced type-2 immune responses reprogram macrophages to mediate disease tolerance during heterologous respiratory infections

4:45-5:00         Selected short-talk: Rodrigo J. Gonzalez (von Andrian’s lab)

Constitutive immune surveillance of the nasal mucosa by neutrophils

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5:00-5:15         Selected short-talk: Karen Agaronyan (Medzhitov’s lab)

Tissue adaptation to toxin exposure

5:30-6:00         Poster setup

6:00-7:30         Dinner in Swope Dining Hall

7:30-10:30       Poster sessions & craft beer tasting in Swope Poster Area and Terrace.

Sunday December 3

Session III

9:30-10:00       Duane Wesemann, Brigham Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School

Antibody Affinity Birth Potential through Somatic Hypermutation

10:00-10:30    Claudia Jakubzick, Dartmouth University

Coordinated Chemokine Expression Defines Macrophage Subsets Across Tissues

10:30-10:45    Selected short-talk: Yoshitaka Kimura (Medzhitov’s lab)

Proteostasis maintenance by macrophage trogocytosis

10:45-11:00    Selected short-talk: Zhongyang Wu (Zhou’s lab)

pH-Dependent Regulation of Inflammatory Response through Transcriptional Condensates

11:00-11:15    Coffee break in Loeb Quad

11:15-11:45    Roni Nowarski, Brigham Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School

Charting the cellular biogeography in colitis reveals fibroblast trajectories and coordinated spatial remodeling

11:45-12:15    Craig Willen, Yale University

Tuft cells are an immune privileged niche in the gut

12:15-12:30    Selected short-talk: Pavel Hanč (von Andrian’s lab)

Multimodal control of dendritic cell functions by nociceptors

12:30-12:45    Selected short-talk: Eric Bartnicki (Khanna’s lab)

Nerve- and Airway-Associated Interstitial Macrophages Regulate Anti-Tumor CD8 T Cell Immunity in Tumors in the Lung

12:45-1:00       Concluding remarks and Poster Award Presentations