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WORKSHOP FAPESP–BBSRC Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and Insect Pest Resistance in Agriculture

The São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP), the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) within the scope of the Newton Fund, invite you to the

WORKSHOP FAPESP–BBSRC
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and Insect Pest Resistance in Agriculture

October 5-6, 2017 – 8h30 a.m to 5h00 p.m – FAPESP

The purpose of the partnering workshop is to bring together the relevant funding agencies FAPESP and BBSRC, key research organisations and leading academics from São Paulo and the UK to discuss anti microbial and pest resistance in agricultural research initiative.

The joint Newton Fund call for collaborative research proposals will be found at: www.bbsrc.ac.uk/funding/filter/2017-bbsrc-fapesp-awards-amr-insect-pest-resistance-in-agriculture

PROGRAM

OCTOBER, 5TH

8h30

Registration

9h00

Opening Session - welcome and introductions

9h30

FAPESP - BBSRC Research call on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and Insect Pest Resistance in Agriculture

Sarah Blackburn - BBSRC Newton Fund Strategy and Policy Officer

9h45

UK Government engagement with Brazil on the AMR agenda

Rui Lopes, UK Science and Innovation Network (SIN) in Brazil


UK AMR research landscape

Adam Staines, BBSRC


Comments/questions

SESSION 1: ANTI-MICROBIAL RESISTANCE (AMR) - ANIMAL

10h45

Mark Enright - Manchester Metropolitan University

10h55

Mathematical modelling in an AMR and/or insecticide resistance context

Siu Mui Tsai - CENA/ESALQ

11h05

Liam Good - Royal Veterinary College

11h15

Mark Holmes - University of Cambridge

11h25

Evolution of multidrug-resistant Enterobacteriaceae from animals in Brazil

Quezia Moura da Silva

11h35

Ross Fitzgerald - The Roslin Institute

11h45

Discussion and time for matchmaking

12h05

Lunch time (restaurants around FAPESP)

13h15

Charles Knapp – University of Strathclyde

13h25

Juliano Leonel Gonçalves - FMVZ/USP

13h35

Alison Mather – The Quadrum Institute

13h45

Muhammad Munir – The Pirbright Institute

13h55

Dissemination of antimicrobial resistance in swine and poultry Brazilian production systems

Andrea Micke Moreno – FMVZ/USP

14h05

Amaury Santos - LANAGRO representative

14h15

Discussion and matchmaking

SESSION 2: HOST-PATHOGEN INTERACTIONS AND PLANT/ANIMAL EPIDEMIOLOGY

14h45

“Phakopsora euvitis”: an unusual biotrophic pathogen

Lilian Amorim – ESALQ

14h55

Simon Avery – University of Nottingham

15h05

Esters of gallic acid as alternatives for the control of citrus canker

Henrique Ferreira – UNESP Rio Claro

15h15

Christian Voigt – University of Sheffield

15h25

Coffee break

15h45

Epidemiology studies on citrus diseases

Renato Beozzo Bassanezi – Fundecitrus

15h55

Robert Barker – University of Kent

16h05

Liquid chromatography-ultraviolet-mass spectrometry applied to localize and quantify the citrus defense strategy in response to phytopathogen Xylella fastidiosa

Maria Fátima das Graças Fernandes da Silva – UFSCAR

16h15

Resistance to QoI and DMI fungicides is widespread in Brazilian populations of the wheat blast pathogen

Paulo Ceresini – UNESP Ilha Solteira

16h25

Discussion and matchmaking

17h00

Closing of the day 1

OCTOBER, 6TH

8h30

Registration

SESSION 3: DISEASE/PEST MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL
Moderator: Celso Omoto – ESALQ/USP

9h05

Opportunities and Challenges of Insect Resistance Management (IRM) Programs in Brazil

9h15

Toby Bruce – Keele University

9h25

Understanding host-pathogen interactions for the development of novel biopesticides for insect control

Italo Delalibera Junior – ESALQ/USP

9h35

Mike Birkett – Rothamsted Research

9h45

Movement of insect pests

Wesley Augusto Conde Godoy – ESALQ/USP

9h55

Angharad Gatehouse – Newcastle University

10h05

Discussion and matchmaking

10h25

Novel alternatives for pathogen control, including immune stimulation and biocontrol

Rodrigo Mendes – EMBRAPA Meio Ambiente

10h35

Anyela Camargo – NIAB

10h45

Ecological and biotechnological exploitation of insect associated microbial symbionts

Fernando Luis Cônsoli – ESALQ/USP

10h55

Chris Hamilton – University of East Anglia

11h05

Research to improve Bacillus thuringiensis performance against agricultural pests

Ricardo Antonio Polanczyk – UNESP Jaboticabal

11h15

Marcelo Poletti – PROMIP - Industry representative

11h25

Discussion and matchmaking

12h00

Lunch time (restaurantes around FAPESP)

SESSION 4 – MATCHMAKING AND GENERAL DISCUSSION
Moderator: Adam Staines, BBSRC

13h00

Proposal development discussions

13h15

Audience Discussions: Key callenges and how projects could address

Group 1: Host pathogen interactions and disease management control – animals
Group 2: Host pathogen interactions and disease/pest management and control – plants

15h00

Coffee break

15h30

Grant writing tips and general discussion/final questions

16h30

Closing remarks

Registration: eventos/bbsrc/registration

Event free of charge | Limited seats

INFORMATION
(11) 3838-4362

Parking Suggestion
Pio Park: Rua Pio XI, 1320 | ELS: Rua Pio XI, 1650 | Tonimar: Rua Jorge Americano, 89