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Format of the symposium
The symposium opens with a keynote lecture commemorating 100 years since the discovery of Listeria monocytogenes (E.G.D. Murray and colleagues, 1926), exploring the history, fascinating biology and profound impact on public health of this remarkable pathogen.
Mornings
Plenary sessions with invited talks by leading experts.
Afternoons
Shorter oral presentations in parallel sessions, selected from submitted abstracts.
Posters
Poster presentations selected from submitted abstracts.
Scientific themes
Sessions will address key questions and recent developments, including:
- History & biology of Listeria
- Fundamental research
- Food safety
- Public health
- Related applications
The final list of sessions will be confirmed by the International Scientific Committee.