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Exhibition and Sponsorship Prospectus WLSC2016 世界生命科学大会 WORLD LIFE SCIENCE CONFERENCE 时间：2016年11月1日－3日 地点：中国.北京.国家会议中心 NOV.1-3, 2016 CHINA NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER Exhibition and Sponsorship Prospectus Approver : The State Council, The People’s Republic of China Contact Information : Sponsor : China International Exchange Center for Science and Technology China Association for Science and Technology Address: 7 floor, No. 86 Xueyuan South Road, Haidian District, Beijing Organizer : Post/Zip Code: 100081 China Union of Life Science Societies Fax: 010-62380267 China International Exchange Center for Science and Technology Contact Name: Ms. Lu New Technology Development Center, China Association for Science and Technology E-mail: [email protected] MB: 13691041990 http://www.wlsc2016.com Contents Invitation The China Association of Science and Technology (CAST) and the China Union of Life Science Societies are organizing the 2016 World Life Science Conference on November 1-3, 2016 in Beijing, China. The conference is co-chaired by Prof. Qide Han, Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and President of CAST, and Prof. David Baltimore, the 1975 Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine. This conference will cover the latest and most exciting discoveries in basic research, technology development, government policies and science education in the areas of health, agriculture and Invitation 1 ………………………… environmental science. We have currently confirmed the attendance of 13 Nobel laureates, 3 World Food About Conference 2 … …………… Prize laureates, the President of the American Academy of Science, and the President of The Royal Society 4 General Information… ………… at the conference. Many leaders of international academic organizations and hundreds of outstanding About Exhibition… ……………10 scientists in the field of life sciences around the world will also be invited to attend. Approximately 4000 Categories of Sponsorship………19 attendees are expected to join the conference. Payment… ………………………22 2016 World Life Science Exhibition (2016WLSE), a key and parallel component of the 2016WLSC, Contact Information… …………23 is jointly organized by the China Union of Life Science Societies, China International Exchange Center Terms and Conditions… ………24 for Science and Technology and New Technology Development Center, China Association for Science and Technology. Exhibition area is expected to be 8,600 square meters. We believe that the exhibition will definitely offer enterprises and research institutions home and abroad in life science a rare opportunity to promote your products, and a good opportunity to expand your market. We look forward to meeting you in Beijing. Sincerely, China Union of Life Science Societies China International Exchange Center for Science and Technology New Technology Development Center, China Association for Science and Technology APRIL 1,2016 World Life Science Conference 2016 Members About Conference Fujun Ren Wenbiao Zhou Zhe Guo Jun Song Jiansheng Zhang Wenzhi Yang Xiang Na Fu Gao Yeguang Chen Pingsheng Liu As the world’s second-largest economy, the Chinese government has been making considerable efforts to ◆ advocate technology innovation and promote technological development through scientific and technological Organizing Committee Chairs structural reforms and generous financial support. China had a population of 1.37 billion at the end of 2015 and Professor Zihe Rao Professor Xiaofan Wang the key issues of health, agriculture, and environmental science have attracted global attention. In recent years, Chinese scientists have made significant progress and achieved many breakthroughs in the life sciences. In order Organizing Committee Members to promote interdisciplinary communication with scientists worldwide and show the strength and innovative Xuetao Cao Wenjun Bu Guoqiang Chen Lin Chen JianguoChen Xiaoya Chen Yeguang Chen achievements of Chinese scientists in the life sciences, this conference reinforces the inextricable link between Hongkui Deng Xiuxin Deng Zixin Deng Shumin Duan Yubo Fan Xinhua Feng Shaorong Gao China and the world. We have currently confirmed the attendance of 13 Nobel laureates, 3 World Food Prize Fu Gao Song Ge Zhizhong Gong Hamulati Wufuer Shigang He Zuhua He Gang Hu laureates, the President of the American Academy of Science, and the President of The Royal Society at the Zichuan Hua Lusheng Huang Hualiang Jiang Le Kang Bingsheng Ke Maode Lai Ge Li conference. Many leaders of international academic organizations and hundreds of outstanding scientists in the Jia Li Lin Li Mengfeng Li Jun Liu Pingsheng Liu Zhaofeng Lv Hong Ma Shuheng Ma field of life sciences around the world will also be invited to attend. Anming Meng Aihua Pan Duanqing Pei Jinrong Peng Chuan Qin Hong Shang Hongbing Shen We believe this cutting-edge life science conference will provide an excellent opportunity for participants Yangzhou Song Baoliang Song Weiming Song Qixin Sun Zhigang Tian Jun Wang from across the world to make fruitful connections, to exchange new ideas and share new knowledge, and to Shengliang Wang Xiaomin Wang Yingdian Wang Hong Wu Weihua Wu Ruiping Xiao enjoy the beauty of science. Zhixiong Xiao Anlong Xu Guotong Xu Ruiming Xu Tao Xu Yongbiao Xue Weicai Yang Yuexin Yang Yanhong Yu Shaoxiang Zhang Xian’en Zhang Yaping Zhang Zhuohua Zhang ◆ Conference Chairs Kang Chong Guanghong Zhou Professor Qide Han Vice Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) ◆ President of China Associations for Science and Technology(CAST) Scientific and Program Committee Chairs Member of the Chinese Academy of Science( CAS ) Professor Xuetao Cao Professor Marcia McNutt Professor David Baltimore Nobel laureate Member of the National Academy of Sciences Organizing Committee Members California Institute of Technology Nick Campbell Xiaofeng Cao Kaixian Chen Lieping Chen Saijuan Chen Yiyu Chen Zhinan Chen Genhong Cheng Heping Cheng Jing Cheng Xingwang Deng Jian Ding Xinnian Dong ◆ Steering Group Jingyun Fang Gensheng Feng Xiangdong Fu Jianfang Gui Fuchu He Lin He Li Jin Katrina Chair L Kelner Dangsheng Li Jiayang Li Lanjuan Li Haifan Lin Yongjun Liu Xin Lu Mr. Yong Shang Executive Vice president and the Chief Executive Secretary of China Association for Emilie Marcus Pingkai Ouyang Gang Pei Muming Pu Jie Qiao Zihe Rao Guowei Sang Science and Technology Yongfeng Shang Yan Shen Zurao Shen Yigong Shi Hongbing Shu Kwok-Fai So Senfang Sui Hongyang Wang Xiaodong Wang Xiaofan Wang Zhixin Wang Yuquan Wei Owen N Witte Executive Chair Hao Wu Xiaoliang Xie Jiangguo Xu Zhihong Xu Xiyun Yan Baofeng Yang Huanming Yang Mr. Zhangliang Chen Vice president and Executive Secretary of China Association for Science and Xiaohong Helena Yang Yuru Ye Guoyong Yuan Yixin Zeng Qimin Zhan Boli Zhang Qifa Zhang Technology Xu Zhang Xuemin Zhang Yi Zhang Guoping Zhao Jindong Zhao Qi Zhou Yuxian Zhu Wenying Zhuang Xiaowei Zhuang Vice Chair Professor Zihe Rao ◆ President of the China Union of Life Science Societies Conference Secretariat Secretary General President of the International Union for Pure and Applied Biophysics Zhangliang Chen Member of the Chinese Academy of Science Professor Xuetao Cao Members Member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering Yeguang Chen Pingsheng Liu Hong Zhang Xiaochen Wang Chen Wu Hongxiang Zhang President of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and Peking Union Medical College, Xiaojun Su Qinglin Wang Jiuyi Qin bureau members of the China Union of Life Science Societies Mr. Chunfa Wang Executive Secretary of China Association for Science and Technology 1-3 November 2016｜BEIJNG·CHINA 1-3 November 2016｜BEIJNG·CHINA 2 3 World Life Science Conference 2016 ◆ General Information Preliminary Program October 31 Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 (Monday) November 1 (Tuesday) November 2 (Wednesday) November 3 (Thursday) ◆ Special Invitees 8:00-8:30 8:00-8:30 Ada E. Yonath Longping Yuan 2009 Nobel laureate in 2004 World Food Prize Chemistry David Baltimore 8:30-10:00 Robert Eric Betzig Leaders meeting and Visit 1975 Nobel laureate in 8:30-9:00 8:30-9:00 Physiology or Medicine， 2014 Nobel Laureate in Zhu Chen Robert T. Fraley Johann Deisenhofer California Institute of Chemistry， HHMI Janelia Shanghai Jiao Tong 2013 World Food Prize 1988 Nobel laureate in Technology Research Compus University Chemistry 9:00-9:30 10:00-10:15 9:00-9:30 Jules A Hoffmann Welcome and Opening Ceremony Zhangliang Chen 2011 Nobel laureate in Johann Deisenhofer Vice president of the CAST Physiologyor Medicine 1988 Nobel Laureate for Zhangliang Chen Chemistry，University of Robert T. Fraley 10:15-10:30 Coffee Break 9:30-9:45 Coffee Break 9:30-9:45 Coffee Break China Association for Texas Southwestern 2013 World Food Prize， 10:30-11:00 Science and Technology Medical Center Monsanto Company David Baltimore 1975 Nobel laureate in Physiologyor Medicine 11:00-11:30 9:45-12:15 9:45-12:15 Jules A Hoffmann Robert Huber Brian Kobilka Zhu Chen Symposia Symposia 2011 Nobel Laureate in 1988 Nobel Laureate in 2012 Nobel Laureate in Shanghai Jiaotong University Physiology or Medicine， Chemistry，Technical Chemistry， Registration 11:30-12:00 University of Strasbourg University Munich Stanford University Marc Van Montagu 2013 World Food Prize 12:15-1:00 Lunch Break Erwin Neher 1991 Nobel Laureate in Venkatraman Ramakrishnan 1:00-1:30 1:00-1:30 1:00-1:30 Marc Van Montagu Physiology or Medicine， 2009 Nobel Laureate in Richard John Roberts Robert Huber Robert Eric Betzig 2013 World Food Prize， Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, University of 1993 Nobel
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