ETOX 2025
EUROPEAN WORKSHOP ON BACTERIAL PROTEIN TOXINS
June 29 - July 3 2025
Arantzazulab
Confirmed Speakers: Jorge E. Galán, Yale School of Medicine; Denise M. Monack, Stanford University School of Medicine; Leo Eberl, University of Zurich; Gabriel Waksman, University College London; Víctor Torres, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital; Alain Filloux, Nanyang Technological University; Tracy Palmer, Newcastle University; Eric Cascales, CNRS/Aix-Marseille University; Elizabeth L. Hartland, Hudson Institute of Medical Research; Sun Nyunt Wai, Umea University; Peggy Cotter, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Peter Sebo, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic; Karla Satchell, Northwestern Univ. Feinberg School of Medicine; Sophie Helaine, Harvard Medical School; Carmen Amaro, Universidad de Valencia; Sarah Coulthurst, University of Dundee; Samuel Wagner, Tübingen University; Armelle M. Ménard, Université de Bordeaux; Nuno dos Santos, University do Porto;
Dor Salomon, Tel Aviv University.
Bacterial infections still present a major threat to human health worldwide as resistance of pathogenic bacteria to available antibiotics is rapidly increasing.
In this light, the investigation of host-pathogen and inter-microbial interactions, and the mechanisms underlying delivery and action of bacterial toxins could help to identify new potential targets for the development of innovative therapies.
ETOX is a label for a well-established and reputed series of “European Workshops on Bacterial Protein Toxins” initiated in 1983.
Its aim is to bring together the world’s leading experts from different fields, from classical cell biology to modern structural biology, but also to give young scientists the opportunity to present and discuss their work in a relaxed atmosphere.
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