American Society

for Rickettsiology


SCIENTIFIC AGENDA

ASR reserves the right to substitute talks &/or speakers 

SUNDAY JULY 13


 

AM

Optional Pre-Meeting Social Responsibility Excursion 

     
    12:00 - 5:00 PM REGISTRATION DESK OPEN Salon Foyer

    12:00 - 5:00 PM

    Poster Set Up

    Windsor Ballroom

         
         

    3:00 – 3:05 PM

    Welcome & IntroductionsDan Voth, ASR President

    Grand Ballroom

    3:05 – 4:50

    Session 1: Epidemiology, Diagnostics, and Vaccine Development

    Chair: Gil Kersh, CDC

     

    3:00 1A. Plenary: Gil Kersh, CDC  

    3:30

    1B. Keynote: Melissa Nolan, University of South Carolina

     

    4:00

    1C. Oral presentation


    4:15

    1D. Oral presentation


    4:30

    1E.  Oral presentation




     

    4:50 - 5:15 

    COFFEE BREAK

    Grand Ballroom Foyer

         

    5:15 – 6:15 

    ASR LECTURE

    Kevin Macaluso, University of South Alabama

    Grand Ballroom A
         
    6:15 - 7:00 

    PLENARY LECTURE

    Mark Hochstrasser, Yale University

     

     

     

     

    7:00 – 8:30

    WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER

    Top of the Plaza

         

    MONDAY JULY 14


     

    7:30 - 8:30 AM

    BREAKFAST BUFFET

    Grand Ballroom Foyer

    7:30 - 12:00 PM

    REGISTRATION DESK OPEN

    Grand Ballroom Foyer


     

     

    8:30 – 10:15

    Session 2: Tick-Borne Rickettsia 

    Chair: Becky Lamason, MIT

      Grand Ballroom A
       8:30 2A. Plenary: Becky Lamason, MIT  
       9:00 2B. Keynote: Isaura Simoes, Old Dominion University  
       9:30 2C. Oral presentation  
       9:45 2D. Oral presentation  
       10:10 2E. Oral presentation  

       

       

       

      10:15 – 10:30

      COFFEE BREAK

      Grand Ballroom Foyer



       

      10:30 – 12:15

      Session 3; Cell Biology of Infection

      Chair: Matteo Bonazzi

      Grand Ballroom A

      10:30

      3A. Plenary: Joanne Engel, University of California, San Francisco

       

      11:00

      3B. Keynote: Matteo Bonazzi, French National Center for Scientific Research

       

      11:30

      3C. Oral presentation


      11:45

      3D. Oral presentation


      12:00

      3E. Oral presentation


       

       

       

      12:15 - 7:30 

      Free Afternoon Lunch & Dinner on your own

       


       

      7:30 - 9:00 

      Poster Session 1 (Odd numbers)

      Windsor Ballroom
           
       
       

      TUESDAY JULY 15


       

      7:30 - 8:30 AM

      BREAKFAST BUFFET

      Grand Ballroom Foyer

      7:30 - 3:30 PM

      REGISTRATION DESK OPEN  

      Grand Ballroom Foyer

       

       

       

      8:30 – 10:15

      Session 4: Anaplasma and Ehrlichia

      Chair: Kathryn Reif, Auburn University

      Grand Ballroom A

      8:30

      4A. Plenary: Jason Carlyon, Virginia Commonwealth University

       

      9:00

      4B. Keynote: Ian Cadby, University of Bristol

       

      9:30

      4C. Oral presentation


      9:45

      4D. Oral presentation


      10:00

      4E. Oral presentation



       

       

      10:15 – 10:30

      COFFEE BREAK

      Grand Foyer & Patio




      10:30 - 12:00  Poster Session 2 (Even numbers) Windsor Ballroom 
           
      12:00 - 1:15

      Free time for Lunch

      On your own
           

      1:15 - 3:00 

      Session 5: Host Immune Responses Against Rickettsial Agents

      Chair: Thomas Burke, UC Irvine

      Grand Ballroom A

      1:15

      5A: Plenary: Andrew Olive, Michigan State University 

       

      1:45

      5B: Keynote: Carrie Long, Rocky Mountain Laboratory

       

      2:15

      5C. Oral presentation 


      2:30

      5D. Oral presentation


      2:45

      5E. Oral presentation


       

       

       

      3:00 – 3:15

      COFFEE BREAK

      Grand Foyer & Patio




      3:15 – 5:00

      Session 6: Orientia Biology and Pathogenesis

      Chair: Mary Weber, University of Iowa

      Grand Ballroom A

      3:15

      6A: Plenary: Mary Weber, University of Iowa

       

      3:45

      6B. Keynote: Lynn Soong, University of Texas Medical Branch

       

      4:15

      6C. Oral presentation


      4:30

      6D. Oral presentation

       

      4:45

      6E. Oral presentation





      5:00 - 5:10BREAK 
         
      5:10 - 6:00 ASR Business Meeting  Grand Ballroom A
           

      7:00 - 9:30

      ASR GROUP DINNER  (incl. reg. attendee & guests)

      Pack's Tavern
           

      WEDNESDAY JULY 16


       

      7:30 - 8:30 AM

      BREAKFAST BUFFET

      Grand Foyer & Patio

      8:00 - 10:30 AM

      REGISTRATION DESK OPEN


       

       

       

      8:15 – 10:00

      Session 7: Coxiella Biology and Pathogenesis

      Chair: Elizabeth Di Russo Case, University of Wyoming

      Grand Ballroom A

      8:30

      7A:  Plenary: James Samuel, Texas A&M University

       

      9:00

      7B.  Keynote: Elizabeth Di Russo Case, University of Wyoming

       

      9:30

      7C.  Oral presentation


      9:45

      7D.  Oral presentation


      10:00

      7E.  Oral presentation


       

       

       

      10:00 - 10:15

      COFFEE BREAK

      Grand Foyer & Patio



       

      10:15 – 12:00 

      Session 8: Vector Contribution to Rickettsial Pathogenesis

      Chair: Adela Chavez, University of Wisconsin

      Grand Ballroom A

      10:30

      8A. Plenary: Lucas Tirloni, Rocky Mountain Laboratory 

       

      11:00

      8B. Keynote: Adela Chavez, University of Wisconsin 

       

      11:30

      8C. Oral presentation


      11:45

      8D. Oral presentation


      12:00

      8E. Oral presentation


       

       

       

      12:00 - 12:05 Closing Remarks  
           
      12:15 - 1:45 

      Optional Lunch Workshops:


      Victoria Room

      Alexander Room

           
      All Day DEPARTURES  

      ASR Lecture

      The ASR Lecture is given by a distinguished investigator that has made significant contributions to the field of rickettsial diseases. The lecturer frames past public health observations and/or scientific discoveries in the context of current research. The ASR lecture also provides the community with challenges and opportunities in the realm of basic, clinical, and translational research.

      Early Career Mentoring Session

      This mentoring session will focus on different career paths, with a panel of scientists from academia, government, and industry meeting with students and postdoctoral trainees to discuss the transition process, challenges, and opportunities.

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