| Thursday June 16 |
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Opening ECCO XXX and Welcome – Daina Eze (President of ECCO), Pedro Crous (Director of CBS-KNAW) |
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Session 1: Phylogeny and taxonomy of microorganisms
Chair: Pedro W. Crous
- Biological Resource Centres facing the challenge of species discovery in Kingdom Fungi
Pedro Crous, CBS-KNAW, the Netherlands
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- Evaluation of the diversity of Propionibacterium acnes : mass spectrometry versus gene sequencing
Dominique Clermont, Institut Pasteur, France
(2.35 MB)
- Algae resources from a European perspective: Joint efforts for preserving algal diversity and stimulating advances in Green Algal taxonomy
Thomas Friedl, Albrecht von Haller Inst., Germany
(11.02 MB)
- From High Throughput Screening of laccase activities to the use of laccase gene as phylogenetic tool in Pycnoporus
Laurence Lesage-Meessen, INRA/CIRM-CF, France
(1.44 MB)
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Session 2: The Role of BRCs in developing new and existing information resources
Chair: Joost Stalpers & Vincent Robert
- YeastIP: a database for identification and phylogeny of hemiascomycetous yeasts
Stéphanie Weiss, INRA, CIRM-Levures & UMR Micalis, France
(2.83 MB)
- Integrating biological resources and bioinformatic data: The development of the CCAP Knowledgebase
John Day, SAM, Scottish Marine Institute, UK
(9.31 MB)
- Global networking, more than data
David Smith, CABI, UK
(4.54 MB)
- Small talks: Microorganism-centered computing
Peter Dawyndt, University of Ghent, Belgium
- Databases – where do we go?
Vincent Robert, CBS-KNAW, the Netherlands
(10.32 MB)
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Session 3: Implementation of the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising out of the utilization of genetic resources: a pending subject
Chair: Esperanza Garay & Hans-Peter Klenk
- Short introduction to the CBD and its Nagoya Protocol
Dagmar Fritze, DSMZ, Germany
(1.01 MB)
- Working towards standard Material Transfer Agreements: from MOSAICC to ECCO and beyond. Novel strategies to govern the global exchange of microbial materials
Tom Dedeurwaerdere, Univ. Cathol. Louvain, Belgium
(4.5 MB)
- Access and Benefit Sharing: the position of a culture collection
Claudine Vereecke, BCCM-LMG, Belgium
(1.15 MB)
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Session 4: Progress in Collection Networking initiatives
Chair: David Smith
- WFCC and the re-launch of the WDCM
Philippe Desmeth, Belspo-BCCM, Belgium
(4.81 MB)
- ECCO developments and European projects
Danielle Janssens, Ghent University, Belgium
(21.76 MB)
- MICCO – The Finnish BRC organisation
Pekka Oivanen, HAMBI Culture Collection, Finland
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- EMbaRC - GBRCN to MIRRI
David Smith, CABI, UK
(6.9 MB)
- Round table discussion - Introductory lecture:
The rational of public collections to expand their holdings: why, how, and further actions
Erko Stackebrandt, DSMZ, Germany
(1.2 MB)
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| Friday June 17 |
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Session 5: BRC´s liaising with private and governmental partners to strengthen food security, health care and the biobased-economy
Chair: Daina Eze and Dagmar Fritze
- CandIDazol: Innovative diagnostics for Candida spp. using comparative genomics
Rolf Boesten, CBS-KNAW, The Netherlands
- Ex situ conservation and industrial exploitation of filamentous fungi in Italy
Cristina G. Varese, MUT, Italy
(38.73 MB)
- Polish Collection of Microorganisms – research and cooperation with industry
Agnieszka Korzeniowska-Kowal, PCM, Poland
(1.36 MB)
- Service of MSCL for the advanced development of applied microbiology and ex-situ conservation of biological diversity in Latvia
Daina Eze, MSCL, Latvia
(2.99 MB, 171.48 MB)
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Session 6: new methods for strain identification and validation
Chair: Nelson Lima & Gerard Verkley
- Highlighting the phenotype - Raman spectroscopy for identification and typing of microorganisms
Kees Maquelin, River Diagnostics, The Netherlands
(5.39 MB)
- MALDI-TOF MS: Potentialities and applications for the microbial field
Cledir Santos, MUM, Portugal
- Physiological traits can aid fungal species identification
Ronald de Vries, CBS-KNAW, The Netherlands
(16.28 MB)
- Micoteca da Universidade do Minho (MUM): Implementation of a Quality Management System based on ISO 9001:2008
Marta Simões, MUM, Portugal
(3.27 MB)
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