Friday September 3, 2010

Morning session

09:00-09:30	Frank Madeo (Graz, Austria)
	Spermidine for a long life
09:30-09:45	Joel Beaudouin (Heidelberg, Germany)
	Spatiotemporal characterization of caspase activity in single cells
09:45-10:00	Nieves Peltzer (Lausanne, Switzerland)
	A caspase- and RasGAP fragment N-activated survivin-dependent protective response in the skin
10:00-10:30	Ana Maria Cuervo (New York, USA)
	Selective autophagy: fueling and cleaning in the same compartment
10:30-11:00	Coffee
11:00-11:30	Cosima Baldari (Siena, Italy)
	p66Shc: a novel player in lymphocyte apoptosis
11:30-12:00	Judy Lieberman (Boston, USA)
	Granzyme A-mediated cell death: using proteomics to dissect the anatomy of a murder
12:00-12:25	Kris Gevaert (Ghent, Belgium)
	Positional proteomics in cell death research
12:25-12:55	Marion MacFarlane (Leicester, UK)
	Selectively Targeting Death Receptor Signalling in Cancer
12.55-13.10	Alexander Pintzas (Athens, Greece)
	Oncogenes can sensitise tumour cells to TRAIL induced apoptosis: The paradigm of RAS and BRAF oncogenes in colorectal tumours, from models to the clinic

13:10-14:30 Lunch 14.30-16.00 Poster Viewing Session #2

Afternoon session

16:00-16:30	Peter Krammer (Heidelberg, Germany)
	Cancer, death and the immune system
16:30-16:45	Tom Cotter (Cork, Ireland)
	Looking Cell Death in the Eye
16:45-17:00	Sven Horke (Mainz, Germany)
	Pursuing Redox-balance modification: PON2 as a new putative anti-tumor target
17:00-17:15	Catharina Svanborg (Lund, Sweden)
	HAMLET kills carcinoma cells but spares healthy, differentiated cells. Molecular basis of the tumoricidal effect
17.15-17.25	Poster awards
17:25-18:25	ECDO Honorary Lecture: Dr. Guido Kroemer (Villejuif, France)
	The desirable death .... of the cancer cell
18:30-19:00	ECDO General Assembly (for ECDO members)

Gala dinner: 20:00