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Session 1
Auditorium
6.6.2027
15:10 – 16:40h
Mapping the Invisible: The Molecular and Analytical Toolbox for Sphingolipid Biology
Overview of the field by the chair: hot topics and open questions
Rosário Domingues, Universidade de Aveiro, Portugal
15:10h - 15:20h

Session 1
Auditorium
6.6.2027
15:10 – 16:40h
Mapping the Invisible: The Molecular and Analytical Toolbox for Sphingolipid Biology
Critical relevance of lipid species specific location with tissue uncovered by mass spectrometry imaging techniques
Gwendolyn Barceló-Coblijn, Health Research Institute of the Balearic Islands, Spain
15:20h - 15:50h

Session 1
Auditorium
6.6.2027
17:10 – 18:20h
Mapping the Invisible: The Molecular and Analytical Toolbox for Sphingolipid Biology
TBA
Natalie Krahmer, TU Munich, Germany
17:10h - 17:40h

Session 1
Auditorium
6.6.2027
17:10 – 18:20h
Mapping the Invisible: The Molecular and Analytical Toolbox for Sphingolipid Biology
Short talks selected from the abstracts
TBA
17:40h - 18:00h

Session 1
Auditorium
6.6.2027
17:10 – 18:20h
Mapping the Invisible: The Molecular and Analytical Toolbox for Sphingolipid Biology
General discussion of the session 1
Rosário Domingues, Universidade de Aveiro, Portugal
18:00h - 18:20h

Keynote Lectures
Auditorium
6.6.2027
20:00 – 21:00h
Opening Keynote Lecture
Eccentric Lipids at Central Control: Sptlc3 at the Crossroads of Cell Energy Metabolism
Ashley Cowart, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, USA
20:00h - 21:00h

Session 2
Auditorium
7.6.2027
08:50 – 10:30h
Membrane Landscapes: Architects of Lipid Asymmetry and Motion
Overview of the field by the chair: hot topics and open questions
Noemi Jimenez-Rojo, University of the Basque Country, Spain
08:50h - 09:00h

Session 2
Auditorium
7.6.2027
08:50 – 10:30h
Membrane Landscapes: Architects of Lipid Asymmetry and Motion
Uncovering the private lives of sphingolipids with new chemogenetic tools
Itay Budin, UCSD, USA
09:00h - 09:30h

Session 2
Auditorium
7.6.2027
08:50 – 10:30h
Membrane Landscapes: Architects of Lipid Asymmetry and Motion
Sphingolipid transport at the lysosome
Denisa Jamecna, Osnabrück University, Germany
09:30h - 10:00h

Session 2
Auditorium
7.6.2027
08:50 – 10:30h
Membrane Landscapes: Architects of Lipid Asymmetry and Motion
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
10:00h - 10:30h

Session 2
Auditorium
7.6.2027
11:00 – 12:20h
Membrane Landscapes: Architects of Lipid Asymmetry and Motion
Asymmetry, Stress, and Caveolae: Biophysical Principles at the Plasma Membrane
Milka Doktorova, Stockholm University, Sweden
11:00h - 11:30h

Session 2
Auditorium
7.6.2027
11:00 – 12:20h
Membrane Landscapes: Architects of Lipid Asymmetry and Motion
Biophysical Regulation of Ceramide Signaling Between Organelles
Abdou Rachid Thiam, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris, France
11:30h - 12:00h

Session 2
Auditorium
7.6.2027
14:45 – 15:55h
Membrane Landscapes: Architects of Lipid Asymmetry and Motion
Quantification of lipid transport routes in enterocytes
Alf Honigman, TU Dresden, Germany
14:45h - 15:15h

Session 2
Auditorium
7.6.2027
14:45 – 15:55h
Membrane Landscapes: Architects of Lipid Asymmetry and Motion
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
15:15h - 15:35h

Session 2
Auditorium
7.6.2027
14:45 – 15:55h
Membrane Landscapes: Architects of Lipid Asymmetry and Motion
General discussion session 2
Noemi Jimenez-Rojo, University of the Basque Country, Spain
15:35h - 15:55h

Welcome
Auditorium
6.6.2027
15:00 – 15:10h
Welcome remarks
Welcome remarks
Liana C. Silva, Chris Clarke & Giovanni D'Angelo
15:00h - 15:10h

Keynote Lectures
Auditorium
7.6.2027
18:30 – 19:30h
Keynote Lecture
Rapid interorganellar lipid fluxes as gate-keepers of cellular homeostasis
Elina Ikonen, University of Helsinki, Finland
18:30h - 19:30h

Session 3
Auditorium
8.6.2027
08:50 – 10:20h
At the Interfaces: Designing Cellular Architecture with Sphingolipids
Overview of the field by the chair: hot topics and open questions
Stefka Spassieva, University of Kentucky, USA
08:50h - 09:00h

Session 3
Auditorium
8.6.2027
08:50 – 10:20h
At the Interfaces: Designing Cellular Architecture with Sphingolipids
Lysosomal ceramide manifests at the plasma membrane in response to stress
Daniel Canals, Stony Brook University, USA
09:00h - 09:30h

Session 3
Auditorium
8.6.2027
08:50 – 10:20h
At the Interfaces: Designing Cellular Architecture with Sphingolipids
Sphingolipid function in membrane tubularization and leaflet asymmetry during membrane trafficking and signaling
Yohann Boutté, Université de Bordeaux, France
09:30h - 10:00h

Session 3
Auditorium
8.6.2027
08:50 – 10:20h
At the Interfaces: Designing Cellular Architecture with Sphingolipids
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
10:00h - 10:20h

Session 3
Auditorium
8.6.2027
10:45 – 12:25h
At the Interfaces: Designing Cellular Architecture with Sphingolipids
TBA
TBA
10:45h - 11:15h

Session 3
Auditorium
8.6.2027
10:45 – 12:25h
At the Interfaces: Designing Cellular Architecture with Sphingolipids
Sphingolipids as organizers of multicellularity
Giovanni D’Angelo, EPFL, Switzerland
11:15h - 11:45h

Session 3
Auditorium
8.6.2027
10:45 – 12:25h
At the Interfaces: Designing Cellular Architecture with Sphingolipids
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
11:45h - 12:15h

Session 4
Auditorium
9.6.2027
08:50 – 10:30h
Metabolic Circuitry: How Sphingolipids Encode Cellular Decisions
Overview of the field by the chair: hot topics and open questions
Paola Signorelli, University of Milan, Italy
08:50h - 09:00h

Session 4
Auditorium
9.6.2027
08:50 – 10:30h
Metabolic Circuitry: How Sphingolipids Encode Cellular Decisions
Role of Lysosomal Impairment in the Onset of Neurodegeneration: A Lesson from β-Glucocerebrosidase Deficiency
Massimo Aureli, University of Milan, Italy
09:00h - 09:30h

Session 4
Auditorium
9.6.2027
08:50 – 10:30h
Metabolic Circuitry: How Sphingolipids Encode Cellular Decisions
Sphingolipids in drug addiction: sex matters
Liubov Kalinichenko, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany
09:30h - 10:00h

Session 4
Auditorium
9.6.2027
08:50 – 10:30h
Metabolic Circuitry: How Sphingolipids Encode Cellular Decisions
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
10:00h - 10:30h

Session 4
Auditorium
9.6.2027
11:00 – 12:30h
Metabolic Circuitry: How Sphingolipids Encode Cellular Decisions
Glucosylated Cholesterol Links Lysosomal Stress to Macrophage Functional Reprogramming
André RA Marques, NOVA Medical School, Portugal
11:00h - 11:30h

Session 4
Auditorium
9.6.2027
11:00 – 12:30h
Metabolic Circuitry: How Sphingolipids Encode Cellular Decisions
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
11:30h - 12:30h

Session 4
Auditorium
9.6.2027
18:00 – 20:00h
Metabolic Circuitry: How Sphingolipids Encode Cellular Decisions
Ceramide Synthases at the Intersection of Dietary Fatty Acids, ER Stress, and Lipid Metabolism
Ashley Snider, University of Arizona, USA
18:00h - 18:30h

Session 4
Auditorium
9.6.2027
18:00 – 20:00h
Metabolic Circuitry: How Sphingolipids Encode Cellular Decisions
Sphingolipids in diet-host-microbiome interactions
Elizabeth Johnson, Cornell University, USA
18:30h - 19:00h

Session 4
Auditorium
9.6.2027
18:00 – 20:00h
Metabolic Circuitry: How Sphingolipids Encode Cellular Decisions
General discussion session 4
Paola Signorelli, University of Milan, Italy
19:40h - 20:00h

Session 5
Auditorium
10.6.2027
08:50 – 10:20h
When Circuits Break: Sphingolipids in Disease and Therapy
Overview of the field by the chair: hot topics and open questions
Bruno Segui, Toulouse University, France
08:50h - 09:00h

Session 5
Auditorium
10.6.2027
08:50 – 10:20h
When Circuits Break: Sphingolipids in Disease and Therapy
Changes in glycosphingolipid profile during carcinogenesis
Miroslav Machala, Veterinary Research Institute, Czechia
09:00h - 09:30h

Session 5
Auditorium
10.6.2027
08:50 – 10:20h
When Circuits Break: Sphingolipids in Disease and Therapy
Sphingolipid modulation drives chemoresistance in ovarian cancer
Melissa Pitman, Adelaide University, Australia
09:30h - 10:00h

Session 5
Auditorium
10.6.2027
08:50 – 10:20h
When Circuits Break: Sphingolipids in Disease and Therapy
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
10:00h - 10:20h

Session 5
Auditorium
10.6.2027
10:50 – 12:50h
When Circuits Break: Sphingolipids in Disease and Therapy
TBA
Michela Deleidi, Institut Imagine, France
11:20h - 11:50h

Session 5
Auditorium
10.6.2027
10:50 – 12:50h
When Circuits Break: Sphingolipids in Disease and Therapy
Controlling S1P levels: Therapeutic potential and mechanism of action
Webster Santos, Virginia Tech, USA
10:50h - 11:20h

Session 5
Auditorium
10.6.2027
10:50 – 12:50h
When Circuits Break: Sphingolipids in Disease and Therapy
General discussion session 5
Bruno Segui, Toulouse University, France
12:30h - 12:50h

Session 3
Auditorium
8.6.2027
15:30 – 17:00h
At the Interfaces: Designing Cellular Architecture with Sphingolipids
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
16:00h - 16:40h

Session 3
Auditorium
8.6.2027
15:30 – 17:00h
At the Interfaces: Designing Cellular Architecture with Sphingolipids
The architecture of lipid transfer sites between organelles
Wanda Kukulski, University of Bern, Switzerland
15:30h - 16:00h

Session 6
Auditorium
10.6.2027
15:00 – 16:30h
Beyond the Circuit: The Sphingolipidome at the Edge of Discovery
Overview of the field by the chair: hot topics and open questions
Tony Futerman, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
15:00h - 15:10h

Session 6
Auditorium
10.6.2027
15:00 – 16:30h
Beyond the Circuit: The Sphingolipidome at the Edge of Discovery
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
15:10h - 15:50h

Session 6
Auditorium
10.6.2027
16:55 – 17:45h
Beyond the Circuit: The Sphingolipidome at the Edge of Discovery
New Horizons Panel Discussion
Moderator: Tony Futerman, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
16:55h - 17:45h

Keynote Lectures
Auditorium
10.6.2027
17:45 – 18:45h
Closing Keynote Lecture
Role of lipid scramblases and pipelines in membrane stress response pathways
Joost Holthius, Osnabrück University, Germany
17:45h - 18:45h

Flash Talks
Poster Room
7.6.2027
16:00 – 16:40h
Flash talks selected from posters
Flash talks selected from posters
TBA
16:00h - 16:30h

Concluding Remarks
Auditorium
10.6.2027
18:45 – 19:00h
Concluding Remarks
Concluding Remarks
Liana C. Silva, Chris Clarke & Giovanni D'Angelo
18:45h - 19:00h

Session 1
Auditorium
6.6.2027
15:10 – 16:40h
Mapping the Invisible: The Molecular and Analytical Toolbox for Sphingolipid Biology
Development of ceramide biosensors for subcellular ceramide dynamics
Chih-Chiang Chan, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
15:50h - 16:20h

Introduction to FEBS
Auditorium
6.6.2027
18:20 – 18:30h
Introduction to FEBS
Introduction to FEBS, The Federation of European Biochemical Societies
Zrinka Kovarik, Institute for Medical Research and Occupational Health, Croatia
18:20h - 18:30h

Session 3
Auditorium
8.6.2027
15:30 – 17:00h
At the Interfaces: Designing Cellular Architecture with Sphingolipids
General discussion of the session 3
Stefka Spassieva, University of Kentucky, USA
16:40h - 17:00h

Session 1
Auditorium
6.6.2027
15:10 – 16:40h
Mapping the Invisible: The Molecular and Analytical Toolbox for Sphingolipid Biology
Short talks selected from the abstracts
TBA
16:20h - 16:40h

Session 2
Auditorium
7.6.2027
11:00 – 12:20h
Membrane Landscapes: Architects of Lipid Asymmetry and Motion
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
12:00h - 12:20h

Session 4
Auditorium
9.6.2027
18:00 – 20:00h
Metabolic Circuitry: How Sphingolipids Encode Cellular Decisions
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
19:00h - 19:40h

Session 5
Auditorium
10.6.2027
10:50 – 12:50h
When Circuits Break: Sphingolipids in Disease and Therapy
Short talks selected from abstracts
TBA
11:50h - 12:30h

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