FEAM Con­fe­rence 2016

20. Mai 2016 | Kur­saal, Bern

 

Die SAMW or­ga­ni­sier­te die Früh­jahrs­ta­gung 2016 der «Fe­de­ra­ti­on of Eu­rope­an Aca­de­mies of Me­di­ci­ne» (FEAM). Füh­ren­de Ex­per­ten re­fe­rier­ten über Fort­schrit­te im Be­reich der per­so­na­li­sier­ten Me­di­zin/Ge­sund­heit, der Big Data- und den Omics-​Bewegungen.

 

In der Po­di­ums­dis­kus­si­on kam auch den ethi­schen und so­zia­len Kom­po­nen­ten die­ser Ent­wick­lun­gen sowie der Pa­ti­en­ten­sicht eine tra­gen­de Rolle zu. Pro­gramm und Prä­sen­ta­tio­nen ste­hen in eng­li­scher Spra­che zur Ver­fü­gung.

 

 

Pro­gram­me in­clu­ding abs­tracts and CVs

 

Re­port of the FEAM Spring Con­fe­rence 2016

 

Dr Elmar Nim­mes­gern, De­pu­ty Head of Unit, DG Re­se­arch & In­no­va­ti­on E2 In­no­va­ti­ve and Per­so­na­li­sed Me­di­ci­ne, Eu­rope­an Com­mis­si­on

Con­nec­ting Eu­ro­pe for Ge­no­mic Health

 

Prof. Li­set­te van Gemert-​Pijnen, Cen­ter for eHealth & Well­be­ing Re­se­arch, Uni­ver­si­ty of Twen­te (NL)

Big Data & Big Health: Per­so­na­li­zed Me­di­ci­ne as a Pa­ra­digm Shift

 

Prof. Ma­no­lis Der­mitza­kis, De­part­ment of Ge­ne­tic Me­di­ci­ne and De­ve­lo­p­ment, Uni­ver­si­ty of Gen­e­va (CH)

The 1000 Ge­no­mes and Genotype-​Tissue Ex­pres­si­on (GTEx) Pro­jects: New Re­sults and Chal­lenges

 

Prof. And­res Metspalu, Es­to­ni­an Ge­no­me Cen­ter, Uni­ver­si­ty of Tartu (EST)

From Bio­ban­king to Pre­cisi­on Me­di­ci­ne

 

Prof. Hi­la­ry Bur­ton, Di­rec­tor PHG Founda­ti­on, Cam­bridge (UK)

Genomics-​based Per­so­na­li­zed Pre­ven­ti­on

 

Prof. Mi­cha­el Neu­mai­er, In­sti­tu­te of Cli­ni­cal Che­mis­try, Uni­ver­si­ty Hei­del­berg, Mann­heim (D)

New Dia­gno­stics in Per­so­na­li­zed Can­cer Me­di­ci­ne

 

Prof. Oscar Yanes, CI­BER­DEM & Ro­vi­ra i Vir­gi­li Uni­ver­si­ty, Tar­ra­go­na (E)

Me­ta­bo­lo­mics and Per­so­na­li­zed Me­di­ci­ne

 

Prof. Effy Vaye­na, Health Ethics and Po­li­cy Lab, Uni­ver­si­ty of Zu­rich (CH)

The Ethics of Pre­cisi­on Me­di­ci­ne

 

Prof. Jens Niel­sen, De­part­ment of Che­mi­cal and Bio­lo­gi­cal En­gi­nee­ring, Chal­mers Uni­ver­si­ty of Tech­no­lo­gy, Go­then­burg (S)

As­ses­sing the Human Gut Mi­cro­bio­ta in Me­ta­bo­lic Di­sea­se

 

Prof. Dipak Kalra, The Eu­ro­Rec In­sti­tu­te, Lon­don (UK)

The In­cre­a­sing Op­por­tu­nities for using Health Data as a Tool for Cli­ni­cal Re­se­arch