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Scientific programme for download updated 2 Sept 2022 (1 Mb)
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Participants are invited to propose Symposia. Fill in a small questionnaire or send an e-mail to the organizers.
Symposia organizers are responsible for inviting and selecting the state-of-the-Art and oral presentation speakers. Each symposium will follow from a plenary lecture and is composed of 2 state-of-the-art lectures (30 min) followed by oral communications (15 min) selected from the submitted abstracts.
Confirmed Sessions/Symposia
1- Stress Axis: Molecular and Cellular Regulation of the HPI/HPA Axis (organizers Bob Dores & Matt Vijayan)
2 - AKH and GnRH-related peptides in Metazoa – a tribute to Gerd Gäde (organizers Gerd Gäde, Heather Marco & Jean-Paul Paluzzi)
3- Endocrine and paracrine regulation of gonad physiology (organizers Rüdiger Schulz & Chun Peng)
4- Thyroid hormone actions in vertebrate development (organizers Aurora Vidal, Veerle Darras & Hamid Habibi)
5 - Integrative action of thyroid hormones (organizers Subhash Peter & Samantha Richardson)
6- Cell Plasticity, Stemness, Differentiation (organizers Yong Zhu, Ramji Bhandari & Yonghua Sun)
7- Endocrine disruption: current status and challenges (organizers Joachim Sturve & Patricia Pinto)
8 - Endocrine Biotechnology in Aquaculture (organizers Ana Gómez & Abigail Elizur)
9- Invertebrate hormones and behaviours (organizers Angela Lange & Ian Orchard)
10- Neuropeptides: new and emerging concepts (organizers Vance Trudeau and Hervé Tostivint)
11- Teleost hypothalamic-pituitary relationship: development and structure (organizers Paula Vissio & Gustavo Somoza)
12 - Endocrine regulation of metabolism and growth (organizers Joaquim Gutierrez and Elizabeth Jonsson)
Satellite symposium (8 September 2022)
"MODEL-EDC: Threats and tools for endocrine-disrupting pollutants in marine organisms"
Open to those that wish to attend, free of charge. More information and registration here.