Workshop: Biology of Signaling in the
Cardiovascular System

September 11-14, 2008  -  Cape Codder Resort, Hyannis, Massachusetts
Organizers:  Timothy Hla, University of Connecticut and
Michael Simons, Dartmouth Medical School

Preliminary Program:

Thursday, September 11

7:00 pm

        Welcome and Introductions
Signaling in development
7:10 pm   David Ornitz, Washington University, St. Louis
      Growth factor signaling pathways that regulate myocardial development and coronary vasculogenesis: From developmental biology to therapeutic implications
7:40 pm   Jan K. Kitajewski, Columbia University
      Notch and VEGF pathways interact to regulate angiogenesis
8:10 pm    Anne Eichmann, Collège de France, INSERM U36
      Neural guidance receptors in vascular patterning
8:40 pm    Michelle D. Tallquist, UT Southwestern Medical Center
      Novel functions for PDGF receptor signaling in blood vessel development
Welcome Reception

 9:15-10:30pm

 
       
Friday, September 12
7:00 am   Breakfast
 
The vascular cell surface-I
8:00 am   Luisa Iruela-Arispe- University of California, Los Angeles
      Location, location, location in VEGF signaling
8:30 am

 

Robert Friesel, Maine Medical Center Research Institute
      Feedback inhibition of receptor tyrosine kinase signaling in the endothelial cell
9:00 am

 

David Cheresh, University of California, San Diego
      Role of Raf in vascular development and angiogenesis
9:30 am   Coffee Break
10:00 am

 

Helmut Augustin, University of Heidelberg - German Cancer Research Center
      Ang-2 and Tie1 as dynamic regulators of constitutive Ang-1/Tie2 signaling in the vascular system
10:30 am   Two oral abstract presentations TBD
   
11:00am       Visit the exhibits and posters
   
12:00 pm       Lunch
   
The vascular cell surface-II

1:00 pm

 

J. Silvio Gutkind, National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research
      A G Protein-coupled receptor and VE-cadherin cross-talk: A role in vascular permeability and tumor induced-angiogenesis?

1:30 pm

  Tatiana Byzova, Lerner Research Institute, Cleveland Clinic Foundation
      Integrin and growth factor alliance in angiogenesis

2:00 pm

  Two oral abstract presentations TBD

2:30 pm

  Coffee Break
3:00 pm

 

Christiana Rurhberg, University College London  
      Understanding neuropilin function in vascular development
4:00 pm   Poster sessions and exhibits
6:00 pm   Dinner on your own

Intracellular transducers and Nodes

8:00 pm

 

Jonathan Stamler, Duke University Medical Center
      Protein S-nitrosyltion in the cardiovascular system
8:30 pm

 

William C. Sessa, Yale University School of Medicine
      NO-based signal transduction
9:00 pm

 

Asrar Malik, University of Illinois at Chicago
      eNOS/caveolin-1 interactions
9:30 pm

 

Kimberly Dodge-Kafka, University of Connecticut Health Center
      The molecular architecture of camp microdomains
       
Saturday, September 13
7:00 am   Breakfast
 
Extracellular stimuli
8:00 am   Elena Tzima, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
      Shear stress: atheroprotection vs. atherogenesis
8:30 am   Two oral abstract presentations TBD
9:00 am   Mark H. Ginsberg, University of California, San Diego
      Regulation of vascular integrins
9:30 am   Coffee Break
10:00 am

 

Gregg L. Semenza, Johns Hopkins University
      Regulation of angiogenesis and arteriogenesis by hypoxia-inducible factor 1
10:30 am   Two oral abstract presentations TBD
   
11:00am       Visit the exhibits and posters
   
12:00 pm       Lunch
       
Phosphorylation cascades
1:00 pm

 

John Blenis, Harvard Medical School
      mTORC1 signaling
1:30 pm   Two oral abstract presentations TBD
2:00 pm

 

George Yancopoulos, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
      VEGF regulation of angiogenesis: The Delta Paradox
3:30 pm

 

Kenneth Walsh, Boston University
Akt, mTOR and organ growth
4:00 pm   Poster sessions and exhibits
6:00 pm   Dinner on your own

Post-translational signals

8:00 pm

 

Joe G.N. Garcia, University of  Chicago
      Receptor signaling to the endothelial cytoskeleton
8:30 pm   Martin A. Schwartz, University of Virginia
      Integrins, ECM and atherosclerosis
9:00 pm

 

Stefan Offermans, University of Heidelberg
      G-protein mediated signaling in vascular physiology and pathophysiology
9:30 pm

 

Sankar Ghosh, Yale University School of Medicine
      Regulation of immune and inflammatory responses by NF-kB
       
Sunday, September 14
7:00 am   Breakfast
Signaling and Vascular Disease
8:00 am

 

Horace M. Delisser, University of Pennsylvania
      PECAM-1 as a Facilitator of Endothelial Cell Motility

8:30 am

  Two oral abstract presentations TBD

System integration and quantitative approaches

9:00 am

 

Leslie M. Loew, University of Connecticut Health Center
      Modeling cell signaling with virtual cell
9:30 am

 

Jan Schnitzer, Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center
      Quantitative proteomic and systems analysis of endothelial cell surfaces in vivo: Integrating signaling and trafficking via caveolae
10:00 am   Coffee Break
10:30 am

 

Charles Serhan, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School
      Lipid mediator lipidomics-informatics and inflammatory pathophysiology
11:00 am

 

Sudhansu K. Dey, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
      Hormonal regulation uterine vascular permeability and angiogenesis during pregnancy
11:30 am   Two to four oral abstract presentations TBD
       
1:00 pm   Conference concludes

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