[BBC] EISBM symposium 2014 - Lyon, 25

[Johann Pellet]

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EISBM Symposium on Systems Medicine: Pioneers of Health and Wellness
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Dates:    25 June 2014
Location: Lyon, France
Website:  http://symposium.eisbm.org/

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REGISTRATION
Register online via http://symposium.eisbm.org/register.html
The registration is free but mandatory.
 
PROGRAM
Session 1 - The Road from Systems Biology to Systems Medicine with the following speakers:
Charles AUFFRAY, Ines THIELE, Vincent LOTTEAU

Session 2 – Revolutionizing Healthcare and Wellness through P4 Medicine with the following speakers:
Leroy HOOD, Jesper TEGNER

Session 3 – Systems Medicine of Respiratory Diseases with the following speakers:
Fan CHUNG, Antoine MAGNAN, Ab OSTERHAUS

Theme 4 – Systems Medicine for Personalized Healthcare and Healthy Aging with the following speakers:
Martine LAVILLE, Olaf DAMMANN, Manlio VINCIGUERRA

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ABOUT
Come to  Lyon to listen to the Pioneers of Health and Wellness and how they are triggering the advent of Participatory, Personalized, Predictive and Preventive (P4) Medicine. The 2014 EISBM Symposium will be a unique opportunity to discuss the formation of an International Network of Systems Medicine Centres and of an International Society of Systems Biomedicine. 

This is the third annual EISBM Symposium, following those organized in June 2012 on Knowledge Management for Translational Research and in June 2013 on the Philosophical and Engineering Foundations of Systems Biology. They gathered leading international experts and representatives of EU-FP7-funded consortia to review the state-of-the-art and the road map to foster the revolutionary transition from systems biology to systems medicine.

This year the EISBM Symposium will highlight initial implementations of systems approaches in respiratory medicine and personalized healthcare and discuss the prospects for implementation of systems medicine in Horizon 2020.  The initial results of the plans presented last year to perform extensive individual monitoring of lifestyle and environment exposures, biological and clinical features integrated with deep genomics assessments will be reported.