Program

All the submitted abstracts were accepted either for a talk (scheduled below) or for the poster.
We are excited to hear about your research!

Talks selected from abstracts:
12 minutes lecture + 3 minutes discussion
supported by the slideshow

Invited speakers:
25 minutes lecture + 5 minutes discussion
supported by the slideshow

Dimensions of posters:
A0 format (841 x 1 189 mm)
portrait orientation

13.30-14.30	David Virshup	The CK1 family: Diverse targets, potent inhibitions
14.30-15.00	Uwe Knippshild	CK1δ: Its role in tumorigenesis and -progression and its potential as therapeutic target

15.30-16.00	Stefan Knapp	Selective Targeting of Casein Kinases
16.00-16.30	Yinon Ben-Neriah	Cancer therapy based on co-targeting CKIα and transcriptional kinases
16.30-16.45	Kamil Paruch	Discovery of new potent and exquisitely selective CK1 inhibitors
16.45-17.00	Tomasz Radaszkiewicz	New potent and exquisitely selective CK1 inhibitors - applications in cancer

17.30-18.00	Najma Rachidi	Leishmania Casein Kinase 1.2: A Dual-Function Kinase at the Host–Pathogen Interface
18.00-18.30	Pascal Marchand	Targeting casein kinase 1 as a novel strategy for the design of anti-infective agents
18.30-18.45	Kojo Mensa-Wilmot	Discovery of effectors for CK1 signaling in Trypanosoma brucei
18.45-19.00	Olivier Leclercq	USING CELLULAR THERMAL SHIFT ASSAY TO ASSESS DRUG EFFICACY AGAINST LEISHMANIA CK1.2

9.00-9.30	David Strutt	Local recruitment of CKIε promotes cell-scale polarisation of the core planar polarity proteins in the developing Drosophila wing
9.30-10.00	Volker Dötsch	The role of CK1 kinase family members in genetic quality control of oocytes
10.00-10.15	Jakub Harnoš	CK1ε-Driven Planar Polarity as a Trigger for Neural Tube Formation
10.15-10.30	Sara Bologna	CK1ε-DVL in Wnt signaling: more than a mere kinase-substrate relationship

11.00-11.30	Kathy Gould	Function and regulation of CK1 enzymes during the cell cycle
11.30-12.00	Kostas Tripsianes	A proximity-based, stochastic autophosphorylation mechanism modulates casein kinase activity
12.00-12.20	Zbyněk Prokop
12.20-12.35	Tianheng Zhu	DEAD-box RNA helicase DDX3X regulates substrate specificity of CK1ε

13.30-14.00	Vítězslav Bryja	What makes a CK1 alpha a negative regulator of Wnt/beta-catenin pathway
14.00-14.30	Gopal Sapkota	Regulation of CK1 family of protein kinases by FAM83 proteins in cellular signalling and human disease
14.30-14.45	Tyrell Cartwright	HMMR/RHAMM is essential for the assembly of FAM83D-CK1a complex at the mitotic spindle to ensure proper spindle alignment
14.45-15.00	Jana Balounová	FAM83H/SACK1H shapes thymic stromal architecture and postnatal lymphopoiesis via CK1 interaction
15.00-15.15	Michael Brunner	Phosphorylation inactivates and stabilizes free CK1δ/ε during mitosis

9.00-9.30	Rachel Harold/Carrie Partch	Auto-regulation of Casein Kinase 1 through its intrinsically disordered C-terminus
9.30-9.45	Jiří Voller	Cytokinin Derivatives as Modulators of Circadian Rhythms
9.45-10.00	Rebecca Spangler	A conserved chronobiological complex times C. elegans development
10.00-10.15	David Doležel	Evolution of Casein Kinase Genes in Animals
10.15-10.30	Maia Zabel	The role of DBT/CK1ε in mediating temperature compensation in circadian clock neurons of Drosophila melanogaster

11.00-11.15	Jan Tykvart	DIANA KINASE PANEL FOR INHIBITOR PROFILING: GET QUANTITATIVE POTENCY DATA FROM THE START OF YOUR PROJECT
11.15-11.30	Stephanie Federico	EXPLORING THE PYRAZINE SCAFFOLD TO DEVOLOP CASEIN KINASE 1δ INHIBITORS AS NEUROPROTECTIVE AGENTS
11.30-11.45	Jit Kong Cheong	SFPQ promotes RAS-mutant cancer cell growth by modulating 5'-UTR mediated translational control of CK1α
11.45-12.00	Adrian Haag	Development and Discovery of a Selective Degrader of Casein Kinases 1 δ/ε

12:00–12:30 Closing lecture

12.00-12.30 Andrea Venerando/Lorenzo Pinna A Journey to the Centre of the hierarchical phosphorylation: the multifarious behavior of CK1
12:30–14:00

Lunch & Farewell