Floor plan for poster locations:
Poster Sessions Schedules:
Schedule for Poster Session 1
|
Poster Number |
Poster Presenter (Name Surname) |
Poster Title |
Poster Session No.# |
Research Group (or Facility) |
|
1 |
Feiyi Lei |
Discovering the chemical space of bioactive modified nucleotides |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Correia-Melo |
|
2 |
Shreya Tripathi |
Mapping Chaperone-Huntingtin interaction in iPSC derived neurons |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Kirstein |
|
3 |
Yuting Li |
Ultraviolet B modulates mitochondria to mimic dietary restriction |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Ermolaeva |
|
4 |
Mara Sannai |
Animal Transgenesis Facility (ATF) |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Core Facility |
|
5 |
Priti Devi |
Host–Microbiome Interactions Across Aging: From Immune Control to Microbiome-Driven Effects |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Valenzano |
|
6 |
Peter Hemmerich |
The Core Facility Imaging at FLI |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Core Facility |
|
7 |
Zihan Liu |
not available |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Rudolph |
|
8 |
Torsten Kroll |
Core Facility Functional Genomics |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Core Facility |
|
9 |
Michael Reuter |
Developing a Translational PDX Mouse Model: A Preclinical Platform for Schwannomatosis Research |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Morrison |
|
10 |
Alina Ryabova |
Effect of diet on the microbiome and lifespan of the turquoise killifish. |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Valenzano |
|
11 |
Carolin Albertz & Birgit Perner |
Characterization of cellular senescence in the short-lived killifish Nothobranchius furzeri |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Englert |
|
12 |
Kunal Gharat |
Quantitative analysis of DNAJB1–Hsc70 interactions with HTTEx1 variants and fibril polymorphs |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Kirstein |
|
13 |
Beate Hoppe |
Maintaining Genetic Diversity: A Continuous Breeding Approach for Nothobranchius furzeri |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Animal Facility |
|
14 |
Tina Lehmann |
Unraveling the Functional Role of SP5 in Senescence |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
von Eyss |
|
15 |
Luisa Ricciardi |
Lztr1-dependend mitochondrial dysfunction |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Morrison |
|
16 |
Anastasiia Shcherbakova |
Gut-Brain Axis: Host-Microbiome metabolic interactions under stress |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Correia-Melo |
|
17 |
Debie Martinez-Cubides |
Characterization of the age-dependent development of gut leakiness in N. furzeri |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Englert |
|
18 |
William Durso |
Linking ER morphology to lysosomal transport, mitochondrial structure, and calcium homeostasis in ATL3-associated neuropathy |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Kaether |
|
19 |
Setenay Gupse Özcan |
Tumor Suppressor RFX7 is a Potential Regulator for Differentiation Therapy in Acute Myeloid Leukemia |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Hoffmann |
|
20 |
Prerana Shrikant Chaudhari |
SEAL: Strengthening Endothelial Adherence and Leakage Prevention |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Ermolaeva |
|
21 |
Flávio Costa |
Dissecting Gut Microbiome Dynamics with Synthetic Communities in Aging Killifish |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Valenzano |
|
22 |
Juliet Steinecke |
Chaperone-mediated regulation of phase transition of mutant HTT |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Kirstein |
|
23 |
Annekatrin Richter |
How gdf6Y determines the male sex in the turquoise killifish |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Englert |
|
24 |
Ulas Isildak |
Repurposing host WGS data to study leaky gut |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Dönertaş |
|
25 |
Johanna Schleep |
Lipid Nanoparticles for NF2-SWN Therapy: Exploring an mRNA-Based Gene Supplementation Strategy |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Morrison |
|
26 |
Hannah Märkert |
Synaptic Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Amyloid-β Expressing C. elegans |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Kirstein |
|
27 |
Ines Moreira |
Generation of a gdf6X/gdf6Y double reporter line to elucidate when and how the killifish sex is determined |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Englert |
|
28 |
Nino Geisler |
Investigating the impact of developmental perturbation of epigenetic regulators on metabolic pathways and hematopoietic populations |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Kirstein |
|
29 |
Katrin Schubert |
Core Facility Flow Cytometry |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Core Facility |
|
30 |
Sophia Fischer |
Metabolic Characterization of LZTR1 knockout in immortalised human Schwann cells |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Morrison |
|
31 |
Vanesa Pelcastre-Neri |
Neuroimmune and Gut-Derived Signals Shaping γδ T Cell Responses in Ischemic Stroke |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Winek |
|
32 |
Danila Voronov |
Shared molecular signatures between diapause and aging in killifish Nothobranchius furzeri suggest diapause II embryos undergo aging |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Cellerino |
|
33 |
Saskia Muth |
Regulation of neuron-specific proteolytic capacity in C. elegans upon aging |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Kirstein |
|
34 |
Debdas Paul |
Predictive Models in Aging: Generalization, Bias Mitigation, and Interpretability |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Cellerino |
|
35 |
Tushar Patel |
DNAm aging clock, re-calculated |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Hoffmann |
|
36 |
canceled by participant |
canceled by participant |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
|
|
37 |
Siqi Liu |
Spatial Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics in a Hexagonal Grid Model |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Valenzano |
|
38 |
Stephanie Treibmann |
Decoding the aging metabolome with MS-based metabolomics |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Correia-Melo |
|
39 |
Abhishek Patel |
Generation of a macrophage reporter line in turquoise killifish |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
de Bakker |
|
40 |
Drishti Jain |
Interplay of metabolism and proteostasis using iNeuron models of Parkinson’s disease |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Correia-Melo |
|
41 |
Yidong Wang |
Role of Skeletal Muscle Foxa1 in Regulating the Response to Dietary Restriction in Mice |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Rudolph |
|
42 |
Elina Wiechens |
Diff2Peaks: A Differential Peak Caller |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Hoffmann |
|
43 |
Paulius Grigaravicius |
TDP-43 mislocalization and phosphorylation screens on iNeurons reveal TDP-43 regulatory network |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Valenzano |
|
44 |
Louis Nabineau |
Tnfαip2-mediated stem cell differentiation and blood cell production |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Rudolph |
|
45 |
Pedro Stumpo |
Characterization of age-related changes in shelterin component expression and telomere length in N. furzeri |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Englert |
|
46 |
Max Pleyer |
Identification of Senescent Cells in the Hematopoietic System |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Waskow |
|
47 |
Karol Szafranski |
Core Facility Life Science Computing |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
Core Facility |
|
48 |
Anastasija Kovačević |
Role of rRNA genes in N. furzeri aging |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Englert |
|
49 |
Leonhard Kuhlmann |
Mitigating brain aging by supressing pyroglutamate-related inflammation |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 4-5pm |
de Bakker |
|
50 |
Lena Rathnow |
Decoding site-specific p53 function in chromatin |
Poster Session 1 (May 5), 5-6pm |
Hoffmann |
Schedule for Poster Session 2
|
Poster Number |
Poster Presenter (Name Surname) |
Poster Title |
Poster Session No.# |
Research Group (or Facility) |
|
51 |
Junjie Guan |
not available |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Winek |
|
52 |
Ruchitha Gangaiah Byrohalli |
The role of Genetic Introgression in Aging |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Valenzano |
|
53 |
Julia Fröbel |
Kit-mutant human immune system mouse models and how we are currently using them |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Waskow |
|
54 |
Pia Naujack |
The Protective Influence of Chemical Chaperones on Proteins |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Kirstein |
|
55 |
burak kizil |
not available |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Winek |
|
56 |
Vanessa Gumz |
Interplay between Sleep Loss and Proteostasis in C. elegans |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Kirstein |
|
57 |
Elif Yasar |
Impact of Early-Life Metabolic Memory on Aging and Response to Late-Life Dietary Restriction |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Rudolph |
|
58 |
Georg Bossenz |
Characterising Caj1 - a yeast JDP involved in mitochondrial protein homeostasis |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Kirstein |
|
59 |
canceled by participant |
canceled by participant |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
|
|
60 |
Christian Gallrein |
not available |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Kirstein |
|
61 |
Mihaela Anitei |
An ER-endolysosome contact site defect drives MEDS syndrome neuropathology. |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Kaether |
|
62 |
Annekatrin Richter |
The Experimental and Transgenesis Unit Fish |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
ETUF |
|
63 |
Kamilla Tereshchenko |
Systematic identification of gut bacterial metabolites modulating human iPSC-derived neuronal function in vitro |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Correia-Melo |
|
64 |
Prasoon Pandey |
Quantifying Age-Dependent Loss of Regulatory Capacity in DNAm |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Dönertaş |
|
65 |
Advitiya Khandelwal |
Understanding the role of YAP/TAZ as factors that buffer aging phenotypes |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
von Eyss |
|
66 |
Irene Gravili |
Transcriptomic clock in the short-lived African Killifish predicts mortality, transcriptomic ground zero in embryonic life, and aging during diapause |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Cellerino |
|
67 |
Christoph Au |
Investigating the Role of the Transcription Factor SP5 in Cellular Senescence |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
von Eyss |
|
68 |
Daria-Maria Mihalachi |
Investigating the Role of NRXN3 and UNC5B in Mediating Neuronal Defects caused by IER3IP1 mutations |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Kaether |
|
69 |
Tayyaba Alvi |
Exploring causal links between the gut microbiome and host diseases |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Dönertaş |
|
70 |
Samuel Kean |
Genomic architecture of tail colour in N. furzeri |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Valenzano |
|
71 |
Sudarson Baskaran |
Decoding Actin’s Role in Aging Brains: Pathways to Alzheimer’s Pathology |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Kirstein |
|
72 |
Martin Bens |
Core Facility Next Generation Sequencing |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Core Facility |
|
73 |
Melike Bayar |
Turning poison into insight: arsenic as a tool for investigating amyloid beta toxicity |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Ermolaeva |
|
74 |
Charlotte Ohl |
The role of LZTR1 at the nerve-organ interface and its effects on metabolic regulation |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Morrison |
|
75 |
Sevginur Akdas |
Modulation of brain cell physiology by cell-cell chemical interactions |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Correia-Melo |
|
76 |
Simon Kessler |
Analysing the role of DNAJB2a oligomerization for its chaperone function towards mutant Huntingtin |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Kirstein |
|
77 |
Sonja Schätzlein |
not available |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Core Facility |
|
78 |
Hanna Mörl |
Investigating the role of epigenetics in development and aging of the short-lived killifish |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Englert |
|
79 |
Silvia Cattelan |
How male reproductive aging scales from individuals to species in African annual killifishes |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Valenzano |
|
80 |
Laiba Babar |
Cytoplasmic role of YAP/TAZ in mechanotransduction |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
von Eyss |
|
81 |
Catarina António |
Analysis of distorted ER morphology by the mutation of differing ER shaping proteins |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Kaether |
|
82 |
Sanjana Junnarkar |
Studying myosin lifespan and its modulators in C. elegans |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Kirstein |
|
83 |
Celina Junker |
Same Protein, different outcomes - YAP/TAZ in malignant and non-malignant cells |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
von Eyss |
|
84 |
Emilio Cirri |
The FLI Proteomics Core Facility |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Core Facility |
|
85 |
Deepthi Guturu |
Understanding the role of Msrb3 during early developmental stages |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Rudolph |
|
86 |
Jing Lu |
From Stochastic Prediction to Explainable Biology |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Dönertaş |
|
87 |
Bhasman Goswami |
The Impact of Pathological Stress on Hematopoietic Stem Cell Function and Lineage Bias |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Waskow |
|
88 |
Hellen Ahrens |
Animal Facility Mouse |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Animal Facility |
|
89 |
Aishwarya V. Bhosale |
Senescence gene expression profiles are shaped by the metabolic environment. |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Correia-Melo |
|
90 |
Qian Wang |
The potential of functional components in coffee for metabolic regulation |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Rudolph |
|
91 |
Cagla Dönmez |
Elucidation of Biological Hematopoietic Stem Cell Aging on the Epigenomic Level |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
von Eyss |
|
92 |
Tobias Sperka |
Research Infrastructure: Core Facilities and Core Services |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Core Facility |
|
93 |
Marco Jessen |
Extracellular matrix reprogramming by the YAP/TAZ– TGF-β2 axis drives immune exclusion in CCA |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
von Eyss |
|
94 |
Anjalika Malik |
Vitamin A free diet rescues age-related decline of fat metabolism in mouse liver |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Rudolph |
|
95 |
Johannes Rickert |
Ameliorating the distorted ER morphology phenotype caused by the mutated ER membrane shaping protein ATLASTIN 3 |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Kaether |
|
96 |
Luigi Moncata |
The impact of the chemical environment on hematopoietic stem cell aging |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Correia-Melo |
|
97 |
Atakan Ayden |
Changes in Enhancer Activity in Aged Hematopoietic Stem Cells |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Hoffmann |
|
98 |
Georgia Daraki |
Schwann cell-specific loss of LZTR1 impairs lipid metabolism and activates ERK signalling, driving neuropathic pain and nerve hypertrophy. |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 2.30-3.30pm |
Morrison |
|
99 |
Bilal Mustafa |
From Data to Decision: An Intelligent Platform for Automated Statistical Analysis and Interpretation |
Poster Session 2 (May 6), 1.30-2.30pm |
Core Facility |
Who Should Submit a Poster?
All PhD students, Postdocs, Master's students with approved travel stipends and Core Facility Managers are encouraged to present their latest research during the FLI Retreat Poster Sessions.
How to Submit?
1. Indicate your interest to submit a poster in the registration to the event until March 29, 11:59 pm.
2. Shortly after registration closes you will then receive a registration link to submit the title of your poster for the agenda and you can optionally upload your poster file for printing until April 23.
📅 Deadline: 29 March 2026, 11:59 PM (Click here to go to the registration for the event)
📅 Deadline: 23 April 2026, 11:59 PM (A registration link to submit your poster details will be sent to you shortly after the initial registration period for the event ends.)
Poster Guidelines
Poster will be presented on a single board in PORTRAIT orientation in ISO A0 size (84.1 cm x 118.9 cm).
Please use the templates for poster presentations provided on the event registration page.
NOTE: Printing of posters is covered by FLI core budget as long as the file for printing is submitted within deadline (April 23).
The print shop has asked us to submit the posters in bulk by the deadline. Sending the posters for printing together is more organized for the print shop, and therefore, it will be more cost-effective. If you wish to print your poster individually, please note that you need to speak to your group leader, as the cost of a single, more expensive, poster will then need to be covered by the respective group budget.
Organization of Poster Sessions
There will be two poster sessions, each lasting two hours. Your poster presentation will be scheduled in one of these sessions:
This year's retreat poster sessions are again divided into two parts. The odd-numbered posters will present during the first hour of each session, while the even-numbered posters will present during the last hour. This format allows presenters in one session the opportunity to view the other posters in their session, and it helps reduce noise since not everyone will be presenting at the same time. There will be a signal after one hour to indicate the change from odd to even numbers, so please stay tuned for that.
About a week before the retreat begins, you will find all the details on this page, including the complete poster schedule for all presentations, your assigned number, your specific presentation time, and a floor plan indicating where you can set up your poster.
