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7h30 - 8h30 am : Breakfast

8h30 - 8h55 am: Conference: Transmission-blocking strategies – Prof. Daniel Youssef Bargieri (USP, SP)

9h00 - 9h25 am: Conference: Monitoring transfusion-transmitted malaria in Brazilan Hemonucleus using NatPlus^TMMalária – Patrícia Alvarez, PhD (Biomanguinhos, Fiocruz)

9h30 - 10h20am: Presentation of MSc student Beatriz Carolina M. Rodrigues – Extracellular Vesicles Induced By Antibodies from Plasmodium vivax infected patients

10h20 - 10h40 am: Coffee break

10h40–11h30 am: Presentation of MSc student Caio Silva Moura – Phenotypic analysis of a compound derived from the marine bacterium Rapidithrix thailandica as antimalarial drug candidate.

11h30 am -12h30 pm: Discussion of αx, βy e ɣz groups

12h30 pm: Lunch

2h30–3h20 pm: Presentation of MSc student Jady Shayenne Mota Cordeiro – Machine Learning Techniques Application in Identification infectivity by Plasmodium spp. in Anopheles spp. Mosquitoes

3h20 pm - 4h10pm: Presentation of PhD student Beatriz Nogueira Siqueira e Silva – Preliminary evaluation of the dT vaccine impact on the immune response and the cognitive performance in children treated for non- severe vivax malaria

4h10 - 4h30 pm: Coffee break

4h30 - 5h20 pm: Presentation of PhD student Melina Pedroso Merlone – Mechanisms associated with the benefit of blood transfusion as a therapy in cerebral malaria

5h20 - 6h20 pm: Discussion of αz, βx e ɣy groups

8h00 pm: Dinner
  

7h30 - 8h30 am: Breakfast

8h30 - 8h55 am: Conference: Evaluation of self-diagnosis and self-treatment for malaria control in gold mining areas in French Guiana
– Prof. Yann Lambert (CH de Cayenne, French Guiana )

9h00 - 9h25 am: Conference: The resumption of the malaria elimination process in Brazil – Prof. Cássio Leonel Peterka (SVSA, Brasília)

9h30 -10h20 am: Presentation of PhD student Janaína Tenório Novais – Characterization of the protein encoded by the PBANKA_1459100 gene as a gametogenesis activation receptor in Plasmodium

10h20 - 10h40 am: Coffee break

10h40 - 11h30 am: Presentation of PhD student Rafael Amaral Donassolo – Evaluation of the immunogenicity of an experimental multi-stage vaccine against vivax malaria

11h30 am - 12h30 pm: Discussion of αy, βz e ɣ x groups

12h30 pm: Lunch

2h00 - 2h50 pm: Presentation of MSc student Cinthia Magalhães Rodolphi – Kinetics of antibody response against proteins from exo and intraerythrocytic stages of Plasmodium vivax

2h50 - 3h40 pm: Presentation of MSc student Renato Mateus Santos de Lima – Gabaergic and glutamatergic dysfunction associated with neurological disorders in experimental cerebral malaria

3h40 - 4h30 pm: Discussion of αx, βy e ɣz groups

4h30 - 4h50 pm: Coffee break

4h50 - 5h40 pm: Presentation of PhD student Marrara Pereira Sampaio – Phylogenetic analysis of circumsporozoite protein variants from Plasmodium vivax
(PyCSP) in blood samples from the Brazilian Amazon region

5h40 - 6h30 pm: Presentation of MSc student Nayanne Quaresma dos Santos – Epidemiology of Malaria in the Indigenous Lands of the Tucumumaque Park

6h30 - 7h30 pm: Discussion of αz, βx e ɣy groups

8h30 pm: Dinner 

7h30 - 8h30 am: Breakfast

8h30 - 9h20 am: Presentation of PhD student Klauss Kleydmann Sabino Garcia – Brazil towards malaria elimination: scenario and epidemiological behavior of malaria cases and deaths in the Amazon and non-Amazon regions between 2011 and 2020

9h20 - 10h10 am: Presentation of PhD student Lídia Pereira Barbosa Cordeiro – Identification and characterization of exposed antigens from Plasmodium spp on red blood cell surface and recognized by antibodies

10h10 - 10h30 am: Coffee break

10h30 - 11h20 am: Presentation of MSc student Marina Lobo da Rocha – Evaluation and Standardization of essential and vegetable oils with repellent activity against the main malaria vector in the northern region of Brazil (Anopheles darling)

11h20 am - 12h10 pm: Presentation of PhD student Zeca Manuel Salimo – Evaluation of the antiplasmodial activity of natural compounds against Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium falciparum

12h10 - 1h10pm: Discussion of αy, βx e ɣx groups

1h10 pm: Lunch

3h30 - 4h30 pm: Meeting of tutors and students

4h30 – 4h45 pm: Coffee break

4h45 – 6h45 pm: Meeting of professors for final discussion about the thesis projects and preparation of the final document with suggestions for the students.
Meeting of students to prepare the final report taking into account suggestions received during the seminar.

6h45 – 8h00 pm: Consolidation of the final report on the thesis projects with suggestions for the students (professors) and the students' final reports. Filling out evaluation forms.

8h00 pm: Dinner 

7h30 - 8h30 am: Breakfast

8h30 - 11h00 am: Presentation of reports and final comments by students and professors. Discussion among professors and among students for critical analysis and profiting of the seminar.
Certification.

11h00 am: Emeritus Professors Ceremony

12h00 pm: Lunch

2h00 pm: Departure to Rio de Janeiro (Fiocruz)