ECE 2019 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME - 18-21 May 2019, Lyon, France - European Society of Endocrinology
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ECE 2019
21st European Congress of Endocrinology
18-21 May 2019, Lyon, France
PRELIMINARY
PROGRAMME
www.ece2019.org
ECE 2019 Programme
Organising Committee
Márta Korbonits (UK)
ESE Scientific Programme Chair
Manuel Tena-Sempere (Spain)
Basic Science Joint Chair, POC
Sebastian Neggers (The Netherlands)
Clinical Science Joint Chair, POC
Françoise Borson-Chazot (France)
Chair, Local Organising Committee
Dear Colleague, Agnieszka Piekielko-Witkowska (Poland)
Anton Luger (Austria)
It is with great pleasure that the Programme Organising Committee Attila Patócs (Hungary)
and Local Organising Committee invite you to join us in Lyon, France, Ashley Grossman (UK)
for the 21st European Congress of Endocrinology (ECE). We will be Bruno Lapauw (Belgium)
convening over three days filled with the latest endocrine research and Cristina Olărescu (Norway)
Daniel Olsson (Sweden)
developments at the Centre de Congrès de Lyon from 18-21 May 2019. Daniela Cota (France)
Attracting over 3,700 delegates, from more than 90 countries, ECE Diego Ferone (Italy)
Jens Otto Jørgensen (Denmark)
continues to develop as the world-leading congress for endocrine Margaret Boguszewski (Brazil)
specialists. As many of us work within a number of areas of research, Marily Theodoropoulou (Germany)
or see patients across a wide range of conditions, the benefit of ECE is Martine Cohen-Solal (France)
that you can access a comprehensive programme covering the Rachel Desailloud (France)
Robin Peeters (The Netherlands)
breadth of the speciality. Our continued aim is to further the Sandra Pekić (Serbia)
understanding and application of endocrine science within our Seda Sancak (Turkey)
community; ultimately benefiting the life of patients. Whatever your Ursula Kaiser (USA)
Uberto Pagotto (Italy)
interest there will be sessions that are of direct relevance, as well as
Vera Popovic-Brkic (Serbia)
unparalleled networking opportunities. Vincent Prevot (France)
The programme is organised so that you can easily find the topics Ex OFFICIO MEMBERS
which will appeal to you; these are defined through the following AJ van der Lely (The Netherlands) ESE President
Bulent Yildiz (Turkey), ESE Treasurer
Focus Areas: Thyroid; Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours; Calcium
Johannes Romijn (The Netherlands)
and Bone; Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism; Pituitary; Reproductive Editor-in-Chief, European Journal of Endocrinology
Endocrinology; Interdisciplinary Endocrinology; and Environment, Josef Körle (Germany) Editor-in-Chief,
Endocrine Connections
Society and Governance. Jérôme Bertherat (France)
ESE Clinical Committee Chair
ECE 2019 congress is on track to be the best yet, and will feature Felix Beuschlein (Germany)
leading names in our field who will explore some of the most topical ESE Science Committee Chair
and controversial issues in endocrine research and practice. Riccarda Granata (Italy)
ESE Congress Committee Chair
During the congress you will also have time to explore the history and Marija Pfeifer (Serbia) ECAS Representative
Carlo Acerini (UK) ESPE Representative
gastronomy that Lyon, third largest city in France and birthplace of Gesthimani Mintziori (Greece)
cinema, has to offer. EYES Representative
We encourage you to participate in ECE 2019, through submitting ECE 2019 Local Organising
your abstract, registering for the pre-congress events and, of course, Committee
attending the congress itself. Françoise Borson-Chazot (Lyon) Chair
Antoine Tabarin (Bordeaux)
We look forward to welcoming you to Lyon! Bertrand Cariou (Nantes)
Márta Korbonits (UK) Bruno Vergès (Dijon)
Gérald Raverot (Lyon)
ESE Scientific Programme Chair Hervé Lefebvre (Rouen)
Manuel Tena-Sempere (Spain) Jérôme Bertherat (Paris)
Basic Science Joint Chair, POC Laurence Leenhardt (Paris)
Marc Lombès (Le Kremlin Bicêtre)
Sebastian Neggers (The Netherlands) Michel Pugeat (Lyon)
Clinical Science Joint Chair, POC Nadine Binart (Le Kremlin Bicêtre)
Thierry Brue (Marseille)
Françoise Borson-Chazot (France) Philippe Chanson (Le Kremlin Bicêtre)
Chair, Local Organising Committee Philippe Moulin (Lyon)
Patrice Rodien (Angers)
Sophie Christin-Maître (Paris)
Preliminary
Pre-congress Courses ECE 2019 Opening Ceremony Plenary 1: Welcome
SAT 18 MAY 2019
All awards Plenary: Geoffrey Plenary: European Designing cities and Reception
and plenary Harris Award Lecture: Journal of Endocrin- homes as exercise
Translational research ology Award Lecture machines: Helping
Programme
lectures will be in pituitary disease New approaches in the endocrinologists to
Satellite Symposia fight metabolic disease
translated into Günter K. Stalla differential diagnosis of
Avi Friedman
Diabetes Insipidus
French Mirjam Christ-Crain
MTBS1: Plenary 2: TEA & Symposium 1: Thyroid in cancer Oral Communications LUNCH Symposium 6: A better life with thyroid TEA & Plenary 3: Satellite Symposia Informal
Interdisciplinary Genetic COFFEE 1-4 hormone COFFEE Pancreatic beta-cell Networking
Endocrinology epidemiology Symposium 2: Trends in puberty ageing: Novel Evening
MTE 1: of puberty Symposium 7: Endocrine disrupting mechanisms and
SUNDAY 19 MAY 2019
Diabetes, Obesity timing and Symposium 3: Circadian clocks: from chemicals consequences in the
and Metabolism reproductive pathophysiology to chronomedicine management of
Symposium 8: Genderdysphoria - delayed
MTE 2: lifespan Symposium 4: Immunology and puberty diabetes
Ken Ong Susan Bonner-Weir
Interview with the ESE President
Diabetes, Obesity endocrinology
and Metabolism New Scientific Symposium 9: Controversies in adrenal
MTE 3: Adrenal and Symposium 5: Microbiota as new UEMS Session Approaches 1 disease
Neuroendocrine treatment for diabetes and metabolic
Tumours disease Poster Tours New Scientific Symposium 10: Cancer drug-induced
and President-Elect
Approaches 2 osteoporosis
MTE 4: Adrenal and Special Symposium: ESE, the Inter- Debate 1:
Neuroendocrine national Society of Endocrinology and Food addiction in Satellite Symposia Debate 2: Surgical treatment of phaeo-
Tumours the Endocrine Society Joint Session - humans: to be or not to chromocytoma - query pre-treatment?
MTE 5: Endocrinology of Aging be?
Thyroid Guidelines Session 1: Endocrine causes and
Nurses’ Session consequences of obesity
MTBS2 Plenary Plenary: TEA & Symposium 11: EDCs & reproduction Oral Communications LUNCH Symposium 16: Thyroid in pregnancy TEA & Plenary: Plenary 5: Satellite Symposia
Diabetes, Obesity 4: European COFFEE 5-9 COFFEE Clinical Paracrine
and Metabolism Is there Hormone Symposium 12: Craniopharyngioma; Endocrinology regulation of the
MTE 6: an easier Lecture: a challenging tumour to treat and a Symposium 17: Where do pituitary tumours Trust Lecture: adrenal cortex
MONDAY 20 MAY 2019
Thyroid way to Monogenic difficult aftermath come from? How can patients Lefebvre Hervé
treat DM bone Symposium 13: Central control of Symposium 18: Congenital perception of
MTE 7: Pituitary than disorders as metabolism: Brain rules all hypogonadotropic hypogonadism: outcome be
and Neuro- life-style a model New insights into GnRH Regulation improved after
endocrinology inter- for novel Symposium 14: Innovations in NETs Poster Tours New Scientific controlling
MTE 8: ventions treatment of Approaches 3 pituitary disease?
Reproductive Juleen R. osteoporosis Susan Webb
Endocrinology Zierath Jens Bollerslev Symposium 15: European Young Debate 4: ESE President meets New Scientific Symposium 19: Adrenal insufficiency
Endocrine Scientists (EYES) Pituitary pathology: new members Approaches 4
MTE 9: Do we care?
Reproductive Debate 3: Satellite Symposia Symposium 20: News on nutrition:
Endocrinology T4 is not enough when to eat what
MTE 10:
Reproductive Nurses’ Session Publishing Session
Endocrinology
MTBS3 Ipsen TEA & Symposium 21: Rare bone disorders Oral LUNCH Symposium 26: Impact of thyroid TEA & Plenary 6: FOCUS AREA KEY SESSION TYPE KEY
Diabetes, Obesity Fondation COFFEE Communications disease on... COFFEE Diving into the Adrenal & Neuro-
and Metabolism Lecture 10-15 brain basis of Plenary Session
endocrine Tumours
MTE 11: Symposium 22: The pituitary as Symposium 27: What's new in obesity/brain/
TUESDAY 21 MAY 2019
metabolic sensor reproductive endocrinology? Calcium & Bone Symposium
Calcium and Bone periphery
MTE 12: cross-talk in the Diabetes, Obesity Oral Communications
Symposium 23: PCOS: can we New Scientific Symposium 28: Vitamin D - & Metabolism
Calcium and Bone personalise treatment? Approaches 5 non-skeletal effects in RCTs regulation of
Meet the Expert
peripheral Environment, Society
MTE 13: metabolism & Governance
Interdisciplinary Symposium 24: What's new in the New Scientific Symposium 29: Endocrine Nurses Session
Endocrinology Adrenal Cortex? Approaches 6 controversies in sport Jens Brüning Interdisciplinary New Scientific
MTE 14: Endocrinology Approaches
Symposium 25: Late Breaking Session Satellite Symposia Symposium 30: Personalised medicine
Pituitary &
ESE Awards Session
Interdisciplinary in diabetes and obesity
Closing Ceremony
Endocrinology Neuroendocrinology Debate
MTE 15: Pituitary & Debate 5: MicroRNAs as hormones? ESE Council Poster Tours Debate 6: Reproductive Lunch
Neuroendocrinology of Affiliated Should we treat young osteoporotic Endocrinology
Societies Session patients? Tea & Coffee
MTE 16: Interdiscip- ENDO-ERN Session (invitee only) ESE Annual General Thyroid
linary Endocrinology Meeting Session UnassignedSubmit an abstract! Welcome to Lyon
Make your work part of ECE 2019
We are delighted to welcome you to the
Do you have an interesting or challenging case
beautiful city of Lyon for the 21st European
that would improve the others’ ability to treat
Congress of Endocrinology.
endocrine disease? Or a piece of cutting edge
research that would advance the Congress Venue
understanding of endocrinology? Don’t miss Centre de Congrès de Lyon
the chance to submit your latest work to the 50 Quai Charles de Gaulle
premier European endocrinology congress. 69463 Lyon, France
Visit www.ece2019.org for more information
Getting to Lyon
on how to prepare and submit your abstract
using our simple online submission system. Lyon’s Airport (Lyon-Saint Exupery Airport)
is located 28km from the city centre. There
are daily flights to and from the major cities
Important Dates in Europe and the rest of the world. There is
direct connection by express tram between
& Deadlines the airport and Lyon’s central train station
(Part-Dieu), located a short walk from the
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Centre de Congrès de Lyon.
Monday 4 February 2019 Part-Dieu Station is connected to the
French (SNCF) and international rail
networks.
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
The Centre de Congrès de Lyon is also
Thursday 4 April 2019 easily accessible by car, bus and tram.
Where to stay
ECE On Demand
A wide range of accommodation is
Fast, simple 24 hour access to content including available for your selection at reduced rates
plenary lecture and symposia webcasts, abstracts exclusively for ECE 2019 delegates.
and eposters is available to all ESE members and All hotels are located within a reasonable
ECE 2019 delegates at www.eceondemand.org distance from the congress venue, with
good transport links across the city. A full
CME Accreditation list of accommodation is available on the
ECE 2019 has applied for accreditation from the congress website.
European Accreditation Council for Continuing Book online at www.ece2019.org to
Medical Education (EACCME). ensure you receive your exclusive ECE 2019
rate, along with priority ‘preferred guest’
ESE Meeting Grants booking at some of Lyon’s top hotels.
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
towards the cost of attending the Congress.
To find out more information about the grants
available please visit the ESE website at
www.ese-hormones.orgESE Membership
Be part of the leading European society dedicated to Membership
driving excellence in research, education, clinical
from €10
practice and patient care in endocrinology. ESE
membership is open to researchers, nurses, clinicians
and students in the field of endocrinology and
hormonal systems.
National Affiliate Membership is available to all
members of ESE’s National Affiliated Societies and
grants you full membership at a discounted rate.
ESE member benefits:
Up to €300 reduction on ECE registration fees
Free access to ESE’s five journals online and
exclusive discounted print subscriptions
A 40% discount on Open Access publishing
in Endocrine Connections
Access to ECE On Demand providing you with the
most up-to-date scientific content from ECE
Exclusive access to ESE grants and awards
Networking within the endocrine community
Voting rights and attendance at the ESE AGM
Reduced fees to other ESE events
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Society’s influential global endocrine iT’S COrPOrATE SPOnSOrS
community.
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