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| Magyar Immunológiai Társaság |
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| 16th EAACI Immunology Winter School (25th - 28th of January 2018, Saas-Fee, Switzerland) |
 Rendezvény kezdete: 2017.01.25. | Rendezvény vége: 2017.01.28. |
| Szakterület(ek): Allergológia, klinikai immunológia |
| Helyszín: Switzerland, Saas-Fee, |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.eaaci.org/activities/allergy-schools/upcoming-allergy-schools/4071-16th-eaaciimmunology-winter-school.html |
We invite you to the 16th EAACI Immunology Winter School which will be hold in Saas-Fee, Switzerland between 25th - 28th of January 2018.
This 3-day residential School is aimed primarily at young investigators (e.g. PhD students and early post-docs) and focuses on the immunology related to allergy, asthma as well as autoimmunity and immune deficiency.
Previous Winter Schools have been very successful in attracting young investigators and bringing them together with their peers, the invited keynote speakers and the board members of the Immunology Section, who are all clinical and basic scientists.
In the alpine setting of Saas-Fee the Winter School will combine outstanding science presented by both the invited speakers and the participants with winter sports and social
activities and thus provide an ideal setting for learning and networking. Many collaborations and long lasting professional friendships have resulted from previous
Immunology Winter Schools.
At the upcoming 16th Immunology Winter School six outstanding keynote speakers will cover the following topics:
• Mechanisms of T cell homeostasis (Adrian Liston, Belgium)
• Role of B cells in maintaining tolerance (Mübeccel Akdis, Switzerland)
• Immune-metabolism interactions (Peter Ghazal, United Kingdom)
• Immune response to allergen-specific immunotherapy (Stephan Till, United Kingdom)
• Microbiome-host interactions in the lung (Yvonne Huang, USA)
• Epithelial cells in immunity/inflammation of asthma and COPD (Irene Heijink, The
Netherlands)
We are looking forward to welcoming 70 participants, who will be selected based on the quality of their abstracts.
Application opens: 15th of August 2017
Deadline of application: 1st October 2017 at 24:00 CET
Venue: Hotel Allalin****, Saas-Fee, Switzerland
Participants will be invited to attend the Winter School free of charge with accommodation provided and will only have to fund their own travel. A limited number of travel grants will also be available.
For further information please visit the
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| Magyar Immunológiai Társaság |
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| 16th EAACI Immunology Winter School (25th - 28th of January 2018, Saas-Fee, Switzerland) |
| Rendezvény kezdete: 2017.01.25. | Rendezvény vége: 2017.01.28. |
| Szakterület(ek): Allergológia, klinikai immunológia |
| Helyszín: Switzerland, Saas-Fee, |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.eaaci.org/activities/allergy-schools/upcoming-allergy-schools/4071-16th-eaaciimmunology-winter-school.html |
We invite you to the 16th EAACI Immunology Winter School which will be hold in Saas-Fee, Switzerland between 25th - 28th of January 2018.
This 3-day residential School is aimed primarily at young investigators (e.g. PhD students and early post-docs) and focuses on the immunology related to allergy, asthma as well as autoimmunity and immune deficiency.
Previous Winter Schools have been very successful in attracting young investigators and bringing them together with their peers, the invited keynote speakers and the board members of the Immunology Section, who are all clinical and basic scientists.
In the alpine setting of Saas-Fee the Winter School will combine outstanding science presented by both the invited speakers and the participants with winter sports and social
activities and thus provide an ideal setting for learning and networking. Many collaborations and long lasting professional friendships have resulted from previous
Immunology Winter Schools.
At the upcoming 16th Immunology Winter School six outstanding keynote speakers will cover the following topics:
• Mechanisms of T cell homeostasis (Adrian Liston, Belgium)
• Role of B cells in maintaining tolerance (Mübeccel Akdis, Switzerland)
• Immune-metabolism interactions (Peter Ghazal, United Kingdom)
• Immune response to allergen-specific immunotherapy (Stephan Till, United Kingdom)
• Microbiome-host interactions in the lung (Yvonne Huang, USA)
• Epithelial cells in immunity/inflammation of asthma and COPD (Irene Heijink, The
Netherlands)
We are looking forward to welcoming 70 participants, who will be selected based on the quality of their abstracts.
Application opens: 15th of August 2017
Deadline of application: 1st October 2017 at 24:00 CET
Venue: Hotel Allalin****, Saas-Fee, Switzerland
Participants will be invited to attend the Winter School free of charge with accommodation provided and will only have to fund their own travel. A limited number of travel grants will also be available.
For further information please visit the
website >>
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| Magyar Immunológiai Társaság |
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| 16th EAACI Immunology Winter School (25th - 28th of January 2018, Saas-Fee, Switzerland) |
| Rendezvény kezdete: 2017.01.25. | Rendezvény vége: 2017.01.28. |
| Szakterület(ek): Allergológia, klinikai immunológia |
| Helyszín: Switzerland, Saas-Fee, |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.eaaci.org/activities/allergy-schools/upcoming-allergy-schools/4071-16th-eaaciimmunology-winter-school.html |
We invite you to the 16th EAACI Immunology Winter School which will be hold in Saas-Fee, Switzerland between 25th - 28th of January 2018.
This 3-day residential School is aimed primarily at young investigators (e.g. PhD students and early post-docs) and focuses on the immunology related to allergy, asthma as well as autoimmunity and immune deficiency.
Previous Winter Schools have been very successful in attracting young investigators and bringing them together with their peers, the invited keynote speakers and the board members of the Immunology Section, who are all clinical and basic scientists.
In the alpine setting of Saas-Fee the Winter School will combine outstanding science presented by both the invited speakers and the participants with winter sports and social
activities and thus provide an ideal setting for learning and networking. Many collaborations and long lasting professional friendships have resulted from previous
Immunology Winter Schools.
At the upcoming 16th Immunology Winter School six outstanding keynote speakers will cover the following topics:
• Mechanisms of T cell homeostasis (Adrian Liston, Belgium)
• Role of B cells in maintaining tolerance (Mübeccel Akdis, Switzerland)
• Immune-metabolism interactions (Peter Ghazal, United Kingdom)
• Immune response to allergen-specific immunotherapy (Stephan Till, United Kingdom)
• Microbiome-host interactions in the lung (Yvonne Huang, USA)
• Epithelial cells in immunity/inflammation of asthma and COPD (Irene Heijink, The
Netherlands)
We are looking forward to welcoming 70 participants, who will be selected based on the quality of their abstracts.
Application opens: 15th of August 2017
Deadline of application: 1st October 2017 at 24:00 CET
Venue: Hotel Allalin****, Saas-Fee, Switzerland
Participants will be invited to attend the Winter School free of charge with accommodation provided and will only have to fund their own travel. A limited number of travel grants will also be available.
For further information please visit the
website >>
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| Magyar Osteológiai és Osteoarthrológiai Társaság |
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| The Bone and the Kidney |
| Rendezvény kezdete: 2006.10.12. | Rendezvény vége: 2006.10.15. |
| Helyszín: Copenhagen, Denmark |
Abstract Submission Closes: June 16, 2006
To present, discuss and debate both the latest basic and clinical findings as well as the current challenges involving bone and kidney, join us this coming Fall in Copenhagen. The International Society of Nephrology’s Bone and the Kidney Nexus Symposium, October 12-15, 2006 represents an exciting opportunity to join research to practice and the ideal forum to ultimately propose new avenues for research at the laboratory level as well as improve diagnosis, patient management and care.
Sessions and Scope
Plenary Lectures
The symposium’s choice of plenary lecture speakers and topics reflects the breadth of cross-disciplinary knowledge on hand
New challenges in calcium and phosphate metabolism Physiology of renal and intestinal divalent ion transport
Keith Hruska, USA
René Bindels, The Netherlands
Novel aspects of genetic diseases of bone and kidney Bone-kidney axis and vascular calcification Stem cells, PTH and bone
Rajesh V Thakker, UK
Catherine M. Shanahan, UK
Paolo Bianco, Italy
The Bone and Kidney’s basic science sessions will be grouped according to there themes: Transporters (structure-function interactions, proteins); Receptors and cellular mechanism of regulation; and Phosphatonins.
The clinical sessions will focus on Genetic diseases of bone and kidney; Osteoporosis and renal osteodystrophy; and the Relationship between bone/mineral metabolism disturbances and cardiovascular disease in CKD and management.
Finally, the special translational sessions will cover: Urinary infection & nephrolithiasis; Molecular aspects of mineral metabolism diseases; and Pediatric renal osteodystrophy: unique challenges in the growing skeleton.
Don’t miss three and a half days of insightful scientific discourse and debated in the picturesque city of Copenhagen. Reserve your place today for The Bone and the Kidney by visiting: www.isn-online.org/nexus/bonekidney
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