"Keynote and Symposium Lectures"
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What: The annual ASV meeting Keynote and morning Symposium topics and speakers are selected each year by the Society’s President, Executive Committee, and Council members. An outstanding scientific program has been planned for ASV'12.
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Keynote Lecture - Saturday, July 21, 6:30 PM, Ballrooms ABCD
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Anthony A. James |
University of California, Irvine; Genetic Engineering of Mosquitoes to Block Dengue Virus Transmission
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Symposium I - Sunday: Host Restriction and Barriers to Viral Infection
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Sara Sawyer |
University of Texas at Austin |
Susan R. Ross |
University of Pennsylvania |
Thomas Pietschmann |
TWINCORE, Germany |
Sonja M. Best |
Rocky Mountain Laboratories, NIH |
David M. Bisaro |
Ohio State University |
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Symposium II - Monday: Virus-Host Immune Interplay
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John van der Oost |
Wageningen University, Netherlands |
Michael R. Strand |
University of Georgia |
Erica Ollmann Saphire |
The Scripps Research Institute |
Stanley M. Lemon |
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
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Symposium III - Tuesday: Virus Entry, Assembly, and Events In-between
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Carolyn B. Coyne |
University of Pittsburgh |
Irvin S.Y. Chen |
University of California, Los Angeles |
Walter J. Atwood |
Brown University |
Sandra K. Weller |
University of Connecticut Health Center |
Peter E. Prevelige |
University of Alabama at Birmingham |
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Symposium IV - Wednesday: Viral Gene Expression and Genome Replication: Structures and Mechanisms
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Felicia Goodrum |
University of Arizona |
Sean P.J. Whelan |
Harvard Medical School |
John T. Patton |
Laboratory of Infectious Diseases, NIH |
Richard J. Kuhn |
Purdue University |
Paul G. Ahlquist |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
"State-of-the Art Lectures"
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What: For each annual ASV Meeting, the Program Committee invites an outstanding panel of scientists to deliver review-type lectures on their work and their specific field in virology. These “state-of-the art” presentations typically initiate a specific workshop session during the meeting.
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When: Refer to the ASV’12 Program and Abstract Book (when available) for times and locations of these presentations, occurring from Saturday evening through Tuesday afternoon.
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SOA for ASV'12:
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Kartik Chandran |
Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Filovirus entry: a series of unfortunate events (in endosomes)
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Mark R. Denison |
Vanderbilt University; Coronavirus regulation of replication fidelity:implications for replication and pathogenesis
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Britt Glaunsinger |
University of California, Berkeley; Viral effectors of global mRNA decay
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Robert F. Kalejta |
University of Wisconsin-Madison; Modulation of host cell functions by human cytomegalovirus
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Jean-Francois Laliberté |
INRS-Institute Armand-Frappier; Alteration of the host cell secretory pathway and remodeling the endomembrane network during plant virus infection
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Deborah Lenschow |
Washington University; Regulation of the host antiviral response by ISG15
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Alison McBride |
NIAID, NIH; Hitchhiking on host chromatin: how papillomaviruses persist |