Satellite Meeting

The day before the meeting, PM Tue., March 12, 13:00–18:40

Sakata Hirata Hall, Science South building, Nagoya University (Higashiyama Campus)

The 21st Plant Organelle Workshop—Plant organelles and membrane systems: Their structure, function, and evolution—
Language: Japanese
Organizers (in alphabetical order):Nobuaki Hayashida (Shinshu University), Yusuke Kato (Okayama University), Shigeyuki Kawano (University of Tokyo),
Hirokazu Kobayashi (University of Shizuoka), Kensuke Kusumi (Kyushu University), Takuya Matsuo (Nagoya University),
Yutaka Miyazawa (Yamagata University), Yoshiki Nishimura (Kyoto University), Junichi Obokata (Kyoto Prefectural University)

13:00 		Opening remarks

Session 1

13:05

Molecular mechanism of chloroplast protein import: New developments and perspectives
Masato Nakai (Osaka University)

13:40

Synthesis of thylakoid membrane lipids facilitates plastid differentiation
Sho Fujii (University of Tokyo)

14:15 		A new perspective on the function and lipid metabolism of chloroplasts in Arabidopsis guard cells
Juntaro Negi (Kyushu University)

14:50 		Role of organelle-organelle contact sites in phospholipid transfer
Yasushi Tamura (Yamagata University)

15:25

BreakSession 2

15:35

Circadian control of plant organelles
Takuya Matsuo (Nagoya University)

16:10

The evolution of “supercomplex” in the photosynthetic electron transport chain: How didangiosperms establish the connection between PSI and NDH complexes?
Yoshinobu Kato, Toshiharu Shikanai (Kyoto University)

16:45

Contemplation on the origin of plastids through the lens of modern-day symbioses
Shinichiro Maruyama (Tohoku University)

17:20

Break

Keynote lecture

17:30

45/135 years history on the origin of double-membrane organelle
Naoki Sato (University of Tokyo)

18:30

General discussion

18:40

Closing remarks

19:00

Mixer
Restaurant “Hananoki” in Nagoya University

This workshop is free to all attendance, but they are encouraged to register at the below website for preparation of abstract
books. People who may join the mixer are requested to register at the below website before March 4, Monday.
http://dfns.u-shizuoka-ken.ac.jp/labs/pctech/workshop
Contact address: Takuya Matsuo: t-matsuo@gene.nagoya-u.ac.jp
Kensuke Kusumi: kusumi.k.239@m.kyushu-u.ac.jp34

Satellite Meeting

The day before the meeting, PM Tue., March 12, 13:30–17:00

Room C4th Workshop on Photosynthetic Bacteria
Language: Japanese

Organizers: Chihiro Azai (Ritsumeikan Uninvesity),
Yusuke Tsukatani (JAMSTEC),
Jiro Harada (Kurume University School of Medicine)

13:00 		Registration

13:30

Opening remarks (Jiro Harada)

13:35

Functional diversity of CO2-fixing enzyme, RuBisCO
Hiroki Ashida (Kobe University)

14:05

CrtJ repression and activation is differentially regulated by interacting with short and long
isoforms of the cobalamin binding regulator AerR
Haruki Yamamoto1,2 (1 Indiana University, 2 Nagoya University)

14:30

Input and output mechanism of cyanobacterial circadian clock and intracellular redox
Tanaka Kenya (Osaka University)

14:50

Coffee break

15:05 		Roles of carotenoids in purple bacterial photosynthetic light-harvesting and photoprotection
Daisuke Kosumi1, Richard J. Cogdell2, Hideki Hashimoto3 (1Kumamoto University,
2
University of Glasgow, 3Kwansei Gakuin University)

15:35

Carotenoid for aerobic anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria~evolution and role
Yuki Sato-Takabe1, Jiro Harada2, Keizo Shimada2, Satoshi Hanada2, Shinichi Takaichi3(1Tokyo Metropolitan University, 2Kurume University School of Medicine, 3Tokyo Universityof Agriculture)

15:55

Pigment Exchange in light-harvesting complexes from purple photosynthetic bacteria
Yoshitaka Saga (Kindai University)

16:25

Lipid-Controlled Stabilization of Charge-Separated States and Photocurrent Generation Activityof a Light-Harvesting−Reaction Center Core Complex (LH1-RC)
Noji Tomoyasu (The University of Tokyo)

16:50 		Discussion

19:00

Get together

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Day 1, Evening

Satellite MeetingWed., March 13, 19:00–20:30
Venue: The 5th lecture room, 1st floor of Lecture building,
Graduate school of Bioagricultural Sciences

The 2nd Meeting of Plant Mathematical Modeling
Organizers: Hironori Fujita (National Institute for Basic Biology)
Munetaka Sugiyama (University of Tokyo)
This meeting is aimed at gathering together researchers and students interested in mathematical models in plantscience regardless of whether they are experimental researchers, theorists, beginners, or experienced, and toexchange information and deepening friendship. This meeting is also aimed at building a community in thisresearch field, and is planned to be held continuously in annual meetings of JSPP and BSJ. In the meeting, invited
speakers will talk about their collaborative research between experiments and modeling. This meeting is free toall participants, and if you are interested please feel free to join us.

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Satellite MeetingWed., March 13, 19:15–20:45
Venue: Lecture room, ITbM building 1F, Nagoya University (Higashiyama Campus)

The 37th Meeting of the Japanese Society for Young Plant Physiologists
Language: Japanese

Organizers: Rumi Amano (Kyoto Sangyo University)
Tatsuya Nobori (Max-Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research)

19:15 		Opening remarks by Organizers

19:20

Introduction of research in seed companies with concrete examples
Dr. Akihito Kano (Takii seed company, Plant breeding & Experiment station)

19:50

Work-Life Balance: Me, My Family, and Mass Spectrometry
Dr. Keiko Kuwata (ITbM, Nagoya University)

20:20 		Discussion

This meeting offers young scientists and students the opportunity to exchange information and discuss topics
related to research and career development. We invited two speakers to share their own stories with us. Dr. Akito
Kano is an R&D researcher at Takii Seed company studying crop protection from pests and diseases. Dr. KeikoKuwata is a Chief-Coordinator of ITbM Molecular Structure Center, Nagoya University, providing supports onMass spectrometry. No registration required to participate in this meeting.
Please note that ITbM building is approximately 700m away from the Congress main building.
(D2 ① in the campus map: http://www.nagoya-u.ac.jp/access-map/)
Meal boxes will be provided at the meeting upon request. There will be an after meeting gathering with thespeakers and par ticipants. Please register for the meal boxes and/or the gathering at https://goo.gl/
forms/8JMT4ryI9NMunJiE2 by March 6.
More details are available on the meeting website (http://www.cc.kyoto-su.ac.jp/~i1659019/wakatenokai.html).
Contact addresses: Rumi Amano: i1659019@cc.kyoto-su.ac.jp
Tatsuya Nobori: nobori@mpipz.mpg.de37