Conference program

Moscow Time	Speaker	Topic
12:30	Registration starts
13:00	Welcome coffee
13:50	Mikhail P. Kirpichnikov	Welcome speech
	member of RAS, dean of Faculty of biology
Section I. Structure of membrane proteins
14:00	Shixin Ye-Lehmann	Optoproteomics and applications in neuroscience: Expanding the Genetic Code to Link Molecular Kinetics and Behavior Changes via Cellular Migration
	University of Paris-Saclay
14:30	Tao Ni	Molecular Architecture of Coronavirus Double-membrane Vesicle Pore Complex
	The University of Hong Kong
15:00	Alexander Sobolevsky	Gating and regulation of ionotropic glutamate receptors
	Columbia University
15:30	Coffee break
16:00	Ekaterina Lyukmanova	Structural insights into dimerization of insect sodium channel in lipid membrane
	Shemyakin-Ovchinnikov Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry
16:30	TBA
17:00	Zakhar Shenkarev	Membrane interaction is required for the action of antagonistic spider toxin on the human TRPA1 ion channel
	Shemyakin-Ovchinnikov Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry
18:00	Excursion to Botanic garden MSU
19:00	Welcome party

Moscow Time	Speaker	Topic
Section II. Advances in EM technology, tomography and image processing
10:00	Richard Henderson – keynote	Extending the reach of single-particle cryoEM
	Nobel laureate in chemistry 2017, MRC
11:00	SheeMei Lok	Tomography study of the dengue fusion process
	National University of Singapore
11:30	Evgenia Pechnikova	CryoSilico: Silicon-Based Sample Carrier for Cryo-Electron Microscopy
	DENSsolutions
12:00	Marin Gerard van Heel	Cryo-EM has revolutionized Structural Biology and is now rewriting the Foundations of Physics
	LNNano,Campinas Brazil, Leiden University
12:30	Polina Evtushkova	Rapid protein assessment prior to experimentation
	Technoinfo
12:45	Lunch
Section III. Structure and functions of large cell machinery
14:15	Alexey Belogurov	Single molecule visualization of proteasomes nanomachines
	IBCh RAS
14:45	Alena Paleskava	Light at the end of the tunnel: molecular mechanism of action of rumicidins
	Konstantinov Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute
15:15	Anna Burtseva	Structure of a bundle-shaped phycobilisome
	Research Center of Biotechnology RAS
15:45	Yurii Krupyansky	Condensed DNA Structure in Bacteria Subjected to Various Types of Stress
	Semenov Federal Research Center for Chemical Physics RAS
16:15	Coffee break
16:45	Anton Bondarenko	Automated system fo rapid analysis of thin sections based on scanning transmission electron microscope
	Technoinfo
17:00	Matthieu G. Gagnon	Structures of stalled ribosome complexes with antibiotics
	Medical Branch, The University of Texas
17:30	Konstantin Usachev	Structural aspects of Staphylococcus aureus ribosome biogenesis
	NRC "Kurchatov Institute"
18:00	Elizabeth Villa	Discovering new biology with cryo-electron tomography
	HHMI, University of California San Diego

Moscow Time	Speaker	Topic
Section II. Advances in EM technology, tomography and image processing (continuation)
10:00	Goran Stjepanovic	Molecular mechanisms of membrane dynamics in autophagy
	The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
10:30	Eugene Pichkur	Structural basis for sequence-specific ribosome stalling by streptogramin antibiotic etamycin A
	NRC "Kurchatov Institute"
10:45	Sergei Navolnev	Comparative characteristics of bacterial cells of different species in a digital image obtained from a transmission electron microscope
	N.F. Gamaleya National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology
11:00	Artem Bonchuk	High-resolution CryoEM structure of sub-100kDa protein: a case study of Tramtrack group BTB domains
	King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Saudi Arabia
11:30	Grigoriy Armeev	A Cryo-EM View of Chromatin’s Building Blocks: Nucleosome Structures, Dynamics, and DNA Sequences
	Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Biology
12:00	Sergey Khakhanov	Overview of the current product line of electron microscopes from Melytec Company
	Melytec
12:15	Victoria Andreeva	From order to delivery to the laboratory – 1 week. How does it work on Skyklad?
	SkyKlad
12:30	Lunch
Section IV. Structure of viruses and phages
14:00	Larisa Kordyukova	Morphological and structural investigation of enveloped viruses using transmission electron and cryoelectron microscopy:  Influenza virus and SARS-CoV-2
	A.N.Belozersky Institute of Physico-Chemical Biology
14:30	Andrey Letarov	Portret of Dangerous Phage: Stx-converting Bacteriophage Phi24b Whole Virion Structure
	Research Center of Biotechnology RAS
15:00	Valeria Samygina	Cryo-EM studies of inactivated flaviviruses
	NRC "Kurchatov Institute"
15:30	Andrey Fokine	Near-atomic resolution structure of the bacteriophage T4 virion
	Purdue University
16:00	Olga Sokolova	Structural studies of the earlier stages of bacteriophage PhiKZ infection
	Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Biology
16:30	Elena Orlova	Advances in structural studies of bacteriophages using CryoEM
	Birkbeck College, UK
17:00	Coffee break
17:30	Poster session

Moscow Time	Speaker	Topic
Section V. Medical applications of cryo-EM and tomography
10:00	Semyon Nesterov	In situ study of mitochondrial enzyme systems supramolecular structure using cryoelectron tomography
	NRC "Kurchatov Institute"
10:30	Elias Nieto-Zaragoza	Oligomeric regulation of cystathionine beta­synthase mediated hydrogen sulfide production modulates UPR induction
	National Autonomous University of Mexico
11:00	Ning Gao	Structural insight into the membrane skeleton organization in red blood cells
	School of Life Sciences, Peking Universit
11:30	Anna Kanevskaya	SPARHA: a new filament-based system for bacterial immunity
	Institute of Gene Biology Russian Academy of Sciences
12:00	Coffee break
12:30	Anastasia Efimenko	Extracellular vesicles of mesenzyme stromal cells as a tool for regulation of tissue repair and regeneration processes
	MSU, Russia
13:00	Georgii Maksimov	Nanoscale structures on the erythrocyte surface on oncology
	MSU, Russia
13:15	Closing remarks and awards