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SUMMARY:Extracellular matrix in health and disease: Structural dynamics, cell-cell communication, and microbiome crosstalk
LOCATION:Eretria, Greece
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:	Welcome\n\n	Dear colleagues and friends, \n\n\n	We are delighted to i
 nvite you to the FEBS Advanced Lecture Course ‘Extracellular matrix i
 n health and disease: Structural dynamics, cell–cell communication, a
 nd microbiome crosstalk’ hosted in Eretria, Greece 22-27 September. T
 his course will bring together international experts and early-career resea
 rchers to explore the extracellular matrix (ECM) and its interplay with the
  immune system and tissue-associated microbiome – three interconnecte
 d biological systems that shape tissue homeostasis, regeneration, aging, an
 d disease, yet are often studied independently.\n\n\n	Participants will be 
 introduced to state-of-the-art concepts and experimental approaches through
  a programme of introductory and advanced lectures, discussion sessions, an
 d meet-the-expert activities delivered by leading scientists in ECM biology
 , immunology, microbiome research, and regenerative biology. The scientific
  programme will address:\n	\n - 		Structure–function relationships of
  ECM macromolecules and their roles in tissue assembly	\n - 		Mechanisms of
  ECM remodeling and the influence of matrix-modifying enzymes on immune reg
 ulation	\n - 		Microbiota-driven modulation of inflammation and ECM dynamic
 s, ECM-mediated signaling, stem cell niche regulation, and tissue regenerat
 ion	\n - 		Tools and models for probing microenvironmental interactions, in
 cluding organoids, gnotobiotic systems, and decellularized scaffolds	\n - 	
 	Systems biology approaches to integrate ECM, immune, and microbiome signal
 ing networks\n\n	Alongside the lectures, the course will feature poster ses
 sions, small-group discussions, and career-development activities. Mentorin
 g and networking events will provide opportunities for participants to buil
 d collaborations and interact closely with faculty across disciplines.\n\n\
 n	What distinguishes this course is its holistic, mechanistic perspective o
 n ECM–immune–microbiome crosstalk, integrating biological syste
 ms that are typically examined in isolation. Building on the strong legacy 
 of previous FEBS ECM courses (2007–2023), which have generated highly
  cited The FEBS Journal MiniReview Series and Special Issues, this course a
 ims to equip participants with the conceptual and technological tools neede
 d to advance research in this rapidly developing field. FEBS Youth Travel F
 und (YTF) grants will be available.\n\n\n	 \n\n\n	Nikolaos Afratis,&nb
 sp;Nikos Karamanos, Martin Götte, Laurent Duca, Valerio Izzi \n\n
 \n	Course Organizers\n
CONTACT:www.extracellularmatrix2026.febsevents.org
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