The 4th Mycology Tyrol Symposium will continue to promote the interdisciplinary scientific exchange of
prominent microbial topics including Molecular Fungal Cell Biology, Fungal Physiology, Environmental Mycology, Fungal Systematics, Fungal Secondary Metabolites, Microbial Resource Management and Clinical Mycology. Researchers from the University of Innsbruck and Medical University of Innsbruck will join forces to discuss the latest advancements and novel trends in their fields.
This time, focus will be on Ph.D. students and postdoctoral researchers to present their projects and
future plans to the community. A poster session and concurrent open mixer will provide time for extensive networking and for finding collaboration opportunities. This one-day symposium is free of charge and after registration open to everyone with a special interest in basic and applied mycological research.
We wish all attendees a productive and enjoyable day!
26.09.2024
8:30 - 17:30
Centre for Chemistry and Biomedicine (CCB), EG 80/8
The symposium provides a comprehensive overview of basic and applied research in mycology, including:
Molecular Mycology & Mycoparasitism
Environmental Mycology & Mycological Systematics
Fungal Physiology & Overflow Metabolism
Phytomyxid Parasite - Host Interactions
Biocontrol with Entomopathogenic Fungi
Photoanimicrobials from Fungi
Anaerobic Fungi
Antifungal Proteins & Drug Targets
Fungal Siderophores & Pathogenicity
Histone Deacetylases: Chromatin & Epigenetics
Chromatin-linked Mechanisms of Gene Control
Galleria mellonella Infection Model
Antifungal Resistance & Fungal Diagnostics
Immunology of Fungal Infections
The program will also be featuring two keynote speakers:
Guidelines for Abstract submission
Abstract should be submitted in PDF or word format and should contain Title, authors list, description of the scientific work to be presented as poster or oral presentation in a maximum of 250 words. Please do not include any picture or table in the abstract.
Deadline for the abstract submission is 30.06.24.
Guidelines for poster preparation
Poster are required in A0 or smaller format, in portrait orientation.
Guidelines for oral presentation
Please be aware that only few abstracts can be selected for oral presentation due to time restriction. If you are not selected for a talk, you will automatically get a poster.
Oral presentation should be arranged to fit in 12 min + 3 min discussion.
If you have any question, please contact us at mycotyrol2024@uibk.ac.at.
For further information or queries, please contact
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