Join us in Porto for the 31st ICAR!
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Confirmed Speakers
Prof. William Britt - Neurodevelopmental Sequelae following Congenital CMV: Role of Virus-Induced Inflammation
Prof. Tijn Brummelkamp - The Identification of Viral Host Factors Using Haploid Genetics in Human Cells
Prof. Sarah Butcher - A primer on cryo-EM and image reconstruction for antiviral drug development
Dr. Angela Ciuffi - Transcriptional profiling of HIV latency
Dr. Davide Corti - Tackling influenza with broadly neutralizing antibodies
Dr. David Durantel - HBc and CAMs: a tale of "Swiss army-knife" protein and antivirals
Prof. Ron Fouchier - Influenza virus resistance to neuraminidase inhibitors
Sir Prof. Michael Jacobs - Ebola treatment: working in the dark under the spotlight
Prof. David Kimberlin - Treatment of congenital CMV infection: new populations, new regimens, and new drugs
Prof. Percy Knolle - Mechanisms of Immune Dysfunction in Chronic Hepatitis B and Possible Immune Therapies
Prof. Frank van Kuppeveld - ANTIVIRALS; a training network to structure PhD student education at the EU level
Prof. Randi Leavitt - Letermovir: Current State of the Art
Prof. Philippe Lemey - Getting to the root of epidemic spread: an evolutionary perspective on pathogen emergence
Dr. Nicolas Manel - Avoidance of innate immune sensors by HIV-1
Prof. Jean Michel Pawlotsky - Hepatitis C virus: problem solved. And now?
Prof. Xavier Saelens - Treatment option for human RSV infections: small molecules, antibodies or something in between
Dr. Ole Schmeltz Søgaard - Latency and reactivation of HIV
Dr. Marco Vignuzzi - Targeting viral infections using evolutionary rationale
Prof. Annelies Wilder-Smith - All you need to know about the Zika virus
ISAR 2018 Awardees
Gertrude Elion Memorial Awardee: Prof. Paul Griffiths- Treatment in immunocompromised hosts and resistance
Antonin Holý Memorial Awardee: Prof. Chris Meier - From Nucleoside Monophosphate Prodrugs to Nucleoside Triphosphate Prodrugs – The Challenge, a Possible Solution and Further Improvements
William Prusoff Young Investigator Awardee: Dr. Ester Ballana - Regulation of Nucleotide Metabolism: From Virus Restriction to Therapeutic implications in HIV infection and Beyond
Women in Science Speaker Awardee: Dr. Desiree LaBeaud - Making the Invisible Visible: Arbovirus Transmission, Risk, Disease and Prevention in Kenya
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