Program > Schedule

11h15-11h35

M Pilar Francino. An extended reconstruction of human gut microbiota metabolism of dietary compounds. 

Marie Pollmann. Cytoplasmic incompatibility in Lariophagus distinguendus: a novel phenotype for Spiroplasma. Recipient of the ISS/Moore foundation travel grant

11h35-11h55

Matthieu Groussin. Evolution of host-gut microbiome interactions in the context of industrialization.

Ron Flateau. Wolbachia endosymbionts of fleas occur in all females but rarely in males and do not show evidence of obligate relationships, fitness effect or sex-distorting manipulation.

11h55-12h15

Andrew Quinn. Host synthesized organic acids enable colonization of native honey bee gut symbiont

Alice Namias. Loss of cid variants and recombination explain rapid evolution of Wolbachia-induced cytoplasmic incompatibility

12h15-12h35

Claire Valiente-Moro. Mosquito sex and mycobiota contribute to fructose metabolism in the Asian tiger mosquito Aedes albopictus

Amelia Lindsey. Microbe-mediated asexuality

12h35-12h55

Luc Dantan. Protective effect of bacteria isolated from the natural microbiota of the Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas against OsHV-1 µVar and Vibrio aestuarianus infections.

Hannes Schuler. Population genetic study of a horizontal Wolbachia transmission in action

15h15-15h35

John Burns. Evidence of algal virus gene expression during a salamander-alga symbiosis

15h35-15h55

Benjamin Guinet. Timing of a viral domestication event in a clade of parasitic wasps

15h55-16h15

16h15-16h35

16h35-16h55

11h00-11h20

Théophile Franzino. How the nature of primary metabolites exuded by plants regulates nitrate and NO reduction by rhizobacteria? Recipient of the ISS/Moore foundation travel grant

Jang Seonghan. Break the barrier: Ingested soil bacteria breach gut epithelia and stimulate humoral and cellular immunity in the bean bug Riptortus pedestris

11h20-11h40

Patricia Vaz Jauri. Influence of a plant growth promoting Streptomyces albidoflavus on the microbiome of two cultivars of Festuca arundinaceae

Lauren Fuess. Complex associations between immunity and symbiont density in the facultatively symbiotic coral, Astrangia poculata

11h40-12h00

Gonda Sandor. Interactions of the plant metabolome and the fungal endophyte community: insights from studies in horseradish roots (Armoracia rusticana L., Brassicaceae)

Sofie Burgmer. Epithelial bacterial sensing regulates metabolism in Drosophila

12h00-12h20

Yuling Yue. Shared transcriptional response in independent lineages of land plants during plant-cyanobacteria symbiosis shed lights on its evolutionary origin

Véronique Gruber. Relationship between immunity and senescence processes in the control of nodule functioning in Medicago

12h20-12h40

Katharina Pawlowski. Specialized metabolism in the earliest divergent symbiotic Frankia clade linked to its low saprotrophic capabilities

Aya Yokota. Resistance to antimicrobial peptides in Caballeronia insecticola is crucial for the colonization of the Riptortus pedestris intestine

16h15-16h35

Gaëlle Lextrait. Bacterial factors required for the establishment of symbiosis between Riptortus pedestris and Caballeronia insecticola

Doron Pinko. Chloroplast harvesting revealed in invading species expands the evolutionary range of kleptoplasty in foraminifera

16h35-16h55

Sthandiwe Nomthandazo Kanyile. Cuticle enhancing symbionts for a durable and waterproof armour: how nutritional symbionts enhance protection against natural enemies and desiccation in grain pest beetles.

Caroline Juery. Core and dispensable “transportome” genes in a planktonic photosymbiosis system.

16h55-17h15

Daniel Wipf. Impact of double symbiosis (arbuscular mycorrhiza and nodulation) on nitrogen uptake in the Papilionoideae

Luca Borgato. High cryptic diversity of lichenized Trentepohliales: phylogenetic and ecological aspects.

17h15-17h35

Manuel Aranda Lastra. Nutrient competition is the general mechanism underlying the cnidarian-Symbiodiniaceae symbiosis

Julia Gerasimova. High diversity of type I polyketide genes in lichen-forming fungi as revealed by the comparative analysis of 23 lichen genomes

17h35-17h55

Anna Michalik. The evolution of planthopper symbiotic systems

Marie Leleu. Testing the Chlamydiales footprint in the evolution of Archaeplastida

11h00-11h20

Johan Decelle. Multimodal subcellular imaging to explore microbial symbiosis at the nanoscale level

Sébastien Duperron. Disruption of fish gut microbiota composition and holobiont's metabolome during cyanobacerial blooms: a case study of microbiome-aware ecotoxicology

11h20-11h40

Nathan Vannier. Meta-transcriptomic profiling of synthetic microbial communities identifies microbial genes determining root-colonization potential

Débora S. Raposo. Flexible diatom symbiosis in a larger benthic foraminifera along its invasion gradient in the Mediterranean Sea

11h40-12h00

Baptiste Genot. New imaging and molecular biology tools for amphibian-algae symbiosis studies.

Timothy Swain. Heightened frequency of association with thermotolerant Symbiodiniaceae correlates with bleaching-susceptibility only among vertically transmitting coral species

12h00-12h20

Stéphanie Barnay-Verdier and Clara Fricano. In vitro Symbiosis System: an innovative approach for deciphering Cnidarian-Dinoflagellate symbiosis set-up

Anne Duplouy. Investigating changes in wildlife associated microbial diversity between natural and disturbed habitats

12h20-12h40

Thomas Krueger. From lists to function – Spatial proteomics as a tool to map the protein cellular landscape of coral symbionts

Aurélien Vigneron. Symbiosis contribution to Oryzaephilus surinamensis cold resistance

11h00-11h20

Elad Chiel. A novel Sodalis sp. symbiont of the parasitic wasp Spalangia cameroni: Acquisition pathways and fitness effects.

David Miller. Inter-kingdom signalling in the coral holobiont

11h20-11h40

Piotr Lukasik. Abundance as a critical aspect of insect-bacterial symbioses

Guoxin Cui. A sea anemone cell atlas illuminates the molecular mechanisms underlying Darwin's paradox

11h40-12h00

Ramya Ganesan. Dynamics and molecular mechanisms of colonization in a defensive bacterial symbiont of Lagria villosa beetles

François Lallier. Seasonal variation of chemoautotrophy and heterotrophy in Lucinid bivalves from eelgrass meadows in Brittany

12h00-12h20

Eva Novakova. Extremely reduced supergroup F Wolbachia: transition to obligate insect symbionts

Victoria Sharp. Assessing the relationship between symbiont identity and host health in the Cassiopea xamachana holobiont. Recipient of the ISS/Moore foundation travel grant

12h20-12h40

Delaney Miller. Functional diversity of the honey bee antifungal symbiont, Bombella apis

Dolma Michellod. Do it yourself: Symbiotic annelids are dominated by plant sterols they can synthesize de novo

16h15-16h35

Philippe Vandenkoornhuyse. Evaluating the hologenome concept by analyzing the vertically-transmitted and horizontally- acquired fractions of the plant microbiota

Sarah Zauner. A novel symbiosis between lucinid clams and intracellular Shewanella links common marine coastal bivalves with their natural predators, molluscivore shorebirds

16h35-16h55

Natacha Kremer. Limited evolution of the Drosophila-Wolbachia symbiosis after experimental evolution under oxidative stress and viral infection

Liam Laurent-Webb. Endophytism and ectomycorrhiza, an overlooked dual ecological niche? Inshights from Russula spp.

16h55-17h15

Ned Ruby: Uncovering the role of nutritional rhythms in the squid-vibrio symbiosis

Marion Lemoine. Gut microbes impact on cold tolerance in Drosophila melanogaster

17h15-17h35

Michael Ben-Yosef. Reliable symbiont transmission: possible mediation by oviposition behavior in olive flies (Bactrocera oleae)

Rémi Petrolli. Mycorrhizal networks in the epiphytic tropical environment: a case study in epiphytic orchids.

17h35-17h55

Aileen Berasategui. Secondary metabolites of Escovopsis, a parasite of fungus-farming ants, underlie host-pathogen coevolution

Anton Strunov. How to explain a recent global replacement of wMelCS Wolbachia by wMel strain?

11h00-11h20

William Burgess. Bacterial diversity in egg capsular fluid of the spotted salamander Ambystoma maculatum decreases with embryonic development

Marina Omacini. Endophytes and mycorrhiza; out of sight, but not out of smell

11h20-11h40

Maria Cristina Motta. Endosymbiosis in Trypanosomatids: Further Insights into Cell Evolution

Pablo Adrián García-Parisi. Fungal endophytes, rhizobia and mycorrhiza in agroecosystems: interactive implications for the co-provision of ecosystem services

11h40-12h00

Inès Pons. For the road: Calibrated maternal investment in light of extracellular symbiont transmission

Yehuda Izraeli. Microbial tenants of the parasitoid Anagyrus vladimiri (Hymenoptera: Encyrtidae), a natural enemy of mealybugs

12h00-12h20

Monica Medina. Microbial-host codevelopment in the jellyfish Cassiopea xamachana, a model organism for cnidarian photosymbiosis

Maria Dally. The association of symbiotic Rickettsia with omnivorous mirid bugs (Hemiptera)

12h20-12h40

Mariana Galvão Ferrarini. Unraveling the molecular bases of host-endosymbiont interactions at critical developmental stages

Jie Hu. The neighbourhood effect of weeds on crop root endospheric mycobiota

14h00-14h20

Margaret A. Vogel. Regulation of Diversity in Marine Host-Associated Bacterial Communities

Emmanuelle Jousselin. Are new nutritional symbionts a source of ecological innovation in aphids di-symbiotic systems?

14h20-14h40

Ehsan Kayal. Amoebophrya, a zombifying parasite with great appetite

Elisa Dell’Aglio. Endosymbiont dynamics and its effects on weevil host fitness are driven by nutrient availability

14h40-15h00

Justin Maire. Unveiling interactions between coral photosymbionts (Symbiodiniaceae) and novel Chlamydiae

Yuval Gottlieb. From mutualism to parasitism: on the symbiosis axis in ticks.

15h00-15h20

Charlotte Lekieffre. Cryo-electron microscopy to study symbiotic associations in marine plankton

Marleny García-Lozano. Origin and molecular evolution of a pectinolytic symbiosis in leaf beetles

15h20-15h40

Emmanuelle Botte. Symbio-chip: a new microfluidic device to isolate and grow “dark matter microbes” associated with marine sponges.

Michael Middlebrooks. The kleptoplastic sea slug Elysia papillosa preferentially chooses inferior algae for photosynthesis