ECE 2018 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME - 19-22 May 2018, Barcelona, Spain - European Society of Endocrinology
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ECE 2018 20th European Congress of Endocrinology 19-22 May 2018, Barcelona, Spain PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME www.ece2018.org
ECE 2018 Programme
Organising Committee
Márta Korbonits (UK) Chair
Barbara Obermayer-Pietsch
(Austria) Co-chair
Raúl M. Luque (Spain) Co-chair
Manuel Puig Domingo
(Spain) LOC chair
Dear Colleagues Anders Sundin (Sweden)
Andrea Isidori (Italy)
On behalf of the Programme Organising Committee and the Local Camilla Schalin-Jäntti (Finland)
Organising Committee, it is our pleasure to invite you to the 20th Carlo Acerini (UK)
Cesar Luiz Boguszewski (Brazil)
European Congress of Endocrinology (ECE), taking place from
Claudio Marcocci (Italy)
19–22 May 2018 in the beautiful city of Barcelona, Spain. Cynthia Andoniadou (UK)
Darko Kastelan (Croatia)
ECE is the European Society of Endocrinology’s flagship annual Djuro Macut (Serbia)
event, attracting over 3,500 international delegates across all fields Gérard Raverot (France)
of endocrinology. By uniting our community at this Congress, we aim Guillaume Assié (France)
Jens-Otto Lunde Jørgensen (Denmark)
to increase understanding of endocrine science and create better
Josef Köhrle (Germany)
medical outcomes for patients. Ljiljana Marina (Serbia)
Manuel Tena-Sempere (Spain)
The 2018 Congress is set to be the best yet, featuring 30 Symposia;
Marek Niedziela (Poland)
19 Meet the Expert Sessions; 11 Prize and Plenary Lectures from Maria Alevizaki (Greece)
leading names in our field; 6 New Scientific Approaches Sessions; and Endre Nagy (Hungary)
6 Debates that will explore some of the most topical and controversial John Kopchick (USA)
Sebastian Neggers (The Netherlands)
issues in endocrine research and practice. Simona Glasberg (Israel)
During the Congress, there will also be time for you to explore Susan Webb (Spain)
the culture of Barcelona, renowned for its stunning architecture,
fascinating history, and top-quality restaurants.
ECE 2018 Local
Organising Committee
We encourage you to participate in ECE 2018, through submitting Manuel Puig Domingo (Spain) Chair
your abstract, registering for the pre-congress events and, of course, Javier Salvador (Pamplona)
Felipe Casanueva
attending the Congress itself. (Santiago de Compostela)
Juan Bernal (Madrid)
We look forward to welcoming you to Barcelona! Antonio Picó (Alicante)
Mónica Marazuela (Madrid)
Márta Korbonits (UK) Pilar Santisteban (Madrid)
Chair, ECE 2018 Programme Organising Committee Alfonso Soto (Sevilla)
Francisco Tinahones (Málaga)
Raúl M. Luque (Spain) Mercedes Robledo (Madrid)
Co-chair, ECE 2018 Programme Organising Committee Sonia Gaztambide (Bilbao)
Mar Malagón (Córdoba)
Barbara Obermayer-Pietsch (Austria) Carlos Diéguez
(Santiago de Compostela)
Co-chair, ECE 2018 Programme Organising Committee
Wifredo Ricart (Girona)
Dídac Mauricio (Barcelona)
Josep Vidal (Barcelona)
Jordi Mesa (Barcelona)
Pre-congress events Albert Goday (Barcelona)
Saturday 19 May 2018 Manuel Pérez Maraver (Barcelona)
Joan Vendrell (Tarragona)
For more information visit the pre-congress page at www.ece2018.org. Albert Lecube (Lleida)
Make your work part of ECE 2018 ESE Membership
Do you have an interesting or challenging case that you believe would Become part of the leading
help others advance their understanding of endocrinology? Don’t miss European society dedicated towards
the chance to submit your latest research to the premier European driving excellence in research,
endocrinology congress. education, clinical practice and
patient care in endocrinology. ESE
Information on how to plan and prepare
Abstract membership is open to researchers,
your abstract and use the simple online
deadline nurses, clinicians and students
submission process is available at
www.ece2018.org. 29 January in the field of endocrinology and
2018 hormonal systems.
National Affiliate Membership
is now available to all members
Endocrine Nurses at ECE 2018 of ESE’s National Affiliated
Societies.
Continuing on from previous indispensible opportunity to It grants you full membership to
successes, we are delighted to share the latest advances in ESE at a discounted rate.
announce that the ECE 2018 endocrine nursing expertise, as
programme will include four well as the chance to meet with
sessions specifically for Endocrine colleagues from around the world. ESE member benefits:
Nurses with a pre-congress event U p to €300 reduction on ECE
For more information visit registration fees
on the Saturday.
the dedicated ECE 2018
These nurse specific sessions Endocrine Nurses’ webpage R educed fees to other
are dedicated to providing an at www.ece2018.org. ESE events
E xclusive access to ESE prizes,
grants and awards
F ree access to ESE’s five
online journals and exclusive
discounted print subscriptions
T he latest endocrine news
direct to your inbox
N etworking within the
endocrine community
Voting rights and attendance
at the ESE AGM
A 40% discount on Open
Access publishing in Endocrine
Connections
A ccess to ECE On Demand
providing you with the most
up-to-date scientific content
from ECE
Join today and become part of
the Society’s influential global
endocrine community.
Find out more at
www.ese-hormones.orgPreliminary programme highlights
PLENARY LECTURES MEET THE EXPERT: CLINICAL
C
ontraception: past and future sing diabetes technologies to
U E
ffect of cross sex-hormone
Philippe Bouchard (France) optimise pateint self care therapy on bone in
Valeria Alcantara (Spain) transgenders
B
one regulates the brain Guy T’sjoen (Belgium)
Stravroula Kousteni (USA) Acromegaly: optimal
management after surgery H
ow to integrate PCSk9
The
wonder world of GnRH Michal Krsek (Czech Rep) inhibitors into hyperlipidemia
neurons management
Allan Herbison (New Zealand) Managing delayed puberty Carmen Gheorgiou (Romania)
Taneli Raivio (Finland)
The
retina as a window for C
ontroversies in NETs: is
exploring the brain in diabetes Osteoporosis in men high dose SSA treatment
Rafael Simo (Spain) Dirk Vanderschueren (Belgium) relevant and who needs
he link between insulin and
T Medullary thyroid cancer hemicolectomy?
fatty liver beyond surgery Gregory Kaltsas (Greece)
Gerald Shulman (USA) Ana Luiza Maia (Brazil) E
rectile dysfunction
D
oes therapy for thyroid dys- L ong term implications of Mario Maggi (Italy)
function decrease mortality? hypoglycaemia in diabetes itamin D for everybody?
V
Laszlo Hegedus (Denmark) Ilhan Satman (Turkey) Stefan Pilz (Austria)
M
etabolic control of longevity ifficult cases of differentiated
D our midnight call about a low
Y
Manuel Serrano (Spain) thyroid cancer sodium patient
Emese Mezosi (Hungary) Nigel Glynn (UK)
DEBATE SESSIONS ormone replacement for the
H A
drenal incidentaloma
Adrenal venous sampling vs. travelling patient John Newell-Price (UK)
imaging for primary aldosteronism: Tina Dusek (Croatia)
beware of the caveats! remature ovarian failure: an
P
Per Hellman (Sweden) & MEET THE EXPERT: BASIC
endocrine perspective
Jaap Deinum (The Netherlands) Svetlana Vujovic (Serbia) M
ouse models in endocrine
tumors
R
eceptor profiling is useful for Manuel Gahete (Spain)
predicting pituitary therapy PRIZE LECTURES
Maria Chiara Zatelli (Italy) S ingle-cell sequencing in
& Monica Marazuela (Spain) EJE Prize Lecture – endocrine diseases
To be announced To be announced
S ubclinical hypothyroidism is Filip Knop (Denmark)
a disease atch out for non-classical
W
Stefano Mariotti (Italy) & Geoffrey Harris Lecture – mechanisms of thyroid
Ulla Feldt-Rasmussen (Denmark) novel pathways regulating hormone action!
neuroendocrine function, Lars Moeller (Germany)
A
MH as the primary marker for energy homeostasis and
fertility metabolism in humans
Didier Dewailly (France) Christos Mantzoros (USA)
& Joop Laven (The Netherlands)
uropean Hormone Medal Lecture
E
P
regnant women should be Unravelling secrets of the hypo-
screened for thyroid hormones thalami-pituitary-gonadal axis.
and antibodies Ilpo Huhtaniemi (UK/Finland)
Kristien Boelaert (UK) &
Brigitte Velkeniers (Belgium) Clinical Endocrinology Trust
Lecture Philippe Chanson (France)
E
ndocrine disruptors:
regulatory vs. scientific
perspectives
Nicolás Olea (Spain) &
Sharon Munn (Italy)Welcome to Barcelona!
NEW SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES
Q
uantitative live imaging of
insulin secretion
Martina Schifferer (Germany)
T
he spliceosome as a target
treatment of endocrine
tumours
Eduardo Eyras (Spain)
R
e-programming strategies to
obtain functional endocrine
units
Leo Guasti (UK)
3
D visualisation of the HPG
axis in mice and humans
Paolo Giacobini (France) The Congress
C
irculating miRNAs in We are delighted to be heading to the beautiful city of Barcelona,
endocrine tumours Spain for the 20th European Congress of Endocrinology.
Peter Igaz (Hungary)
F unctional thyroid in the dish
Sabine Costagliola (Belgium) The Venue
Centre Convencions
GUIDELINE SESSION Internacional Barcelona (CCIB)
E
SE clinical practice guidelines Plaça de Willy Brandt 11-14
on the management of 08019 Barcelona, Spain
adrenal corticocarcinoma, in
collaboration with ENSAT.
To be announced
Getting to Barcelona
Barcelona’s Airport (El Prat) is the principal airport located
14km from the city centre. There are daily flights to and from
the major cities in Europe and the world.
Catalonia’s second airport Girona Airport is located 100km
North-East of Barcelona, and also has direct flights to and
DRENAL &
A
from European cities.
NEUROENDOCRINE TUMOURS
CALCIUM & BONE The Barcelona Congress Centre is located in the heart of
DIABETES, OBESITY & Barcelona, in an area easily accessible by bus, tram and taxi and
METABOLISM about 15 minutes from the airport. Please visit the Congress
ENVIRONMENT, SOCIETY website for further information.
AND GOVERNANCE
INTERDISCIPLINARY
Where to stay
ENDOCRINOLOGY A wide range of accommodation will be available for your
PITUITARY & selection at reduced rates exclusively for ECE 2018 delegates.
NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY All hotels are located within a reasonable distance from the
REPRODUCTIVE venue, with good transport links across the city. A full list of
THYROID accommodation is available on the Congress website.
Book online at www.ece2018.org to ensure you receive your
exclusive ECE 2018 rate, along with priority ‘preferred guest’
booking at some of Barcelona’s top hotels.ESE Meeting Grants
Important Dates
ESE members can apply for a Meeting Grant (worth up to €400) each or a
Basic Science Meeting Grant (worth up to €450 each) which can be used & Deadlines
towards the cost of attending the Congress.
To find out more information about the grants available please visit the
ABSTRACT DEADLINE:
ESE website at www.ese-hormones.org
29 January 2018
EARLY BIRD DEADLINE:
ECE On Demand
This year you will once again be able to get 24 hour fast and simple access
6 April 2018
to plenary lectures, abstracts and symposia thorough ECE On Demand.
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CME Accreditation
ECE 2018 has applied for accreditation from the European
Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME).
Contact Us
Language
The official language of ECE 2018 is English.
ESE Office
Euro House
ESE would like to thank its 22 Apex Court
Woodlands
Corporate Members Bradley Stoke
Bristol. BS32 4JT
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)1454 642 247
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Email: info@euro-endo.org
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ECE Team
Tel: +44 (0)1454 642 240
Fax: +44 (0)1454 642 222
Email: ece2018@endocrinology.org
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