Wednesday, 31st October ASDR-AWTRS-MEPSA 2018 Joint Meeting

• Tracking stem cell during epidermal morphogenesis and homeostasis - Kim Jensen
• Decreased tissue regenerative potential of ageing human skin can be attributed to changes in the dermal microenvironment - Pritinder Kaur
• Role Of Vinculin In Regulating Bulge Stem Cell Quiescence - Srikala Raghavan
• Investigating the potential of human dermal pericytes as a feeder layer for ex-vivo expansion of patient keratinocytes - Zalitha Pieterse

• Modulation of sphingolipids to accelerate wound healing - Stuart Pitson
• Epigenetic remodelling leads to MAPKi-resistance in melanoma - Helmut Schaider
• Whole-exome sequencing of acquired naevi identifies mechanisms for development and maintenance of benign neoplasms - Mitchell Stark
• Loss of BOP1 contributes to melanoma progression by increasing the invasive potential of naevi - Lisa N Tom
• Uncovering Microtubule-Driven Mechanisms of Melanoma Invasion - Robert J Ju
• Loss of lamin B1 is a biomarker to quantify cellular senescence in photoaged skin - Oliver Dreesen

EMCR Masterclass

sponsored by the Australian Academy of Science Theo Murphy Initiative

• New strategies to improve the efficacy of personalized cancer immunotherapy - Riccardo Dolcetti
• Identification of a committed precursor to the tissue-resident memory T cell fate - Julia Prier
• Combination therapy with a reparative growth factor and anti-inflammatory cytokine limits cutaneous scarring. - Lyn M Wise
• Granzyme K expressed by classically activated macrophages contributes to inflammation and impaired remodeling in burns  - Christopher T Turner
• Harnessing peptide-based therapy to control inflammatory skin diseases - Anneliese S Ashhurst
• Nutrient sensitive pathways regulating skin function - Sabine Eming

Little Ships Club