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Milan, February 5/7, 2020 1 After the success of our first edition, we are pleased to announce MicrobiotaMI 2020: three days of scientific sessions and multidiscipli- nary networking at the brand new Humanitas Congress Center in Milan 5th-7th February 2020. Researchers in the broad field of microbiota, from bench to bedside, and companies will meet in Milano to share their knowledge and to Humanitas Congress Center create new collaborations and technology transfer opportunities. The program is divided into four core sessions: Humanitas Congress Center Milan, February 5/7, 2020 1. Gut-liver axis Milan, February 5/7, 2020 2. Gut-bone marrow axis 3. Mucosal microbiota in genito-urinary and respiratory systems Invited Speakers 4. Gut microbiota and the immune system: from allergies to cancer In each of these sessions, presentations will be made by leading immu- nologists and clinicians who will give keynote lectures on state of the Yasmine Belkaid Humanitas Congress Center art advancements in differing areas of the same microbiome field. A National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), USA final round table for each session will discuss future development in Patrice D. Cani that area, encouraging contributions from the audience. Milan, February 5/7, 2020 Catholic University of Leuven, UCLouvain, Belgium Chairs: MicrobiotaMi is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach, an Ernst Holler outstanding scientific level, and a large active participation of young, N. Mancini, F. Peri, M. Rescigno University of Regensburg, Germany early stage researchers. We anticipate the attendance of researchers Iliyan Iliev Congress Venue from academia, clinical departments as well as biotech and pharma Weill Cornell Medicine, New York USA industries who are interested in the molecular, immunological and Humanitas Congress Center Alexander Khoruts translational aspects of microbiota. Via Manzoni, 56 - Rozzano MI, Italy University of Minnesota, MN, USA Paul O’Toole We look forward to seeing you at this exciting meeting in a stimulating Deadlines University College of Cork, Ireland interdisciplinary environment favored by the intercultural, young, Eric Pamer January 12, 2020 creative, and fascinating city of Milano. Late Breaking Duchossois Family Institute: Harnessing the Microbiome and Immunity for Human Health, University of Chicago, IL, USA Provider Manuela Raffatellu Chairs Center for Microbiome Innovation, University of California, Nicasio Mancini Francesco Peri Maria Rescigno and Organizing Secretariat San Diego (UCSD), CA, USA San Raffaele University, University of Humanitas University, Effetti srl Nicola Segata Milan Milano-Bicocca, Milan Rozzano, Milan Via GB Giorgini, 16 – Milan, Italy Center for Integrative Biology, University of Trento, Italy Phone +39 02 3343281 – Fax +39 02 38002105 Karen Sfanos [email protected] https://microbiotami.com Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, MD, USA UniSR UNIVERSITÀ VITA-SALUTE SAN RAFFAELE After the success of our first edition, we are pleased to announce MicrobiotaMI 2020: three days of scientific sessions and multidiscipli- nary networking at the brand new Humanitas Congress Center in Milan 5th-7th February 2020. Researchers in the broad field of microbiota, from bench to bedside, and companies will meet in Milan to share their knowledge and to Humanitas Congress Center create new collaborations and technology transfer opportunities. The program is divided into seven core sessions: Humanitas Congress Center Milan, February 5/7, 2020 1. Microbiota and immune cells Milan, February 5/7, 2020 2. Gut-liver-brain axis Invited Speakers 3. Microbiota and Pathogens 4. Gut-bone marrow axis Yasmine Belkaid 5. Mucosal surface microbiota National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), USA 6. Microbiota and immune system: from allergies to cancer Humanitas Congress Center Patrice D. Cani 7. Global microbiota signatures and pathologies Catholic University of Leuven, UCLouvain, Belgium Milan, February 5/7, 2020 Marco Colonna In each of these sessions, presentations will be made by leading immu- Chairs: Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis, USA nologists and clinicians who will give keynote lectures on state of the N. Mancini, F. Peri, M. Rescigno Ernst Holler art advancements in differing areas of the same microbiome field. A University of Regensburg, Germany final round table for each session will discuss future development in that area, encouraging contributions from the audience. Congress Venue Iliyan Iliev MicrobiotaMi is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach, an Humanitas Congress Center Weill Cornell Medicine, New York USA outstanding scientific level, and a large active participation of young, Alexander Khoruts Via Manzoni, 56 - Rozzano MI, Italy early stage researchers. We anticipate the attendance of researchers University of Minnesota, MN, USA from academia, clinical departments as well as biotech and pharma Paul O’Toole industries who are interested in the molecular, immunological and Deadlines University College of Cork, Ireland translational aspects of microbiota. Call for abstract submission December 1, 2019 Eric Pamer Late Breaking January 2, 2020 Duchossois Family Institute: Harnessing the Microbiome We look forward to seeing you at this exciting meeting in a stimulating Early registration December 1, 2019 and Immunity for Human Health, University of Chicago, IL, USA interdisciplinary environment favored by the intercultural, young, Manuela Raffatellu creative, and fascinating city of Milan. Center for Microbiome Innovation, University of California, Provider San Diego (UCSD), CA, USA Chairs and Organizing Secretariat Nicola Segata Effetti srl Center for Integrative Biology, University of Trento, Italy Nicasio Mancini Francesco Peri Maria Rescigno https://microbiotami.com San Raffaele University, University of Humanitas University, Via GB Giorgini, 16 – Milan, Italy Karen Sfanos December 1, 2019 Milan Milano-Bicocca, Milan Rozzano, Milan Phone +39 02 3343281 – Fax +39 02 38002105 Deadline abstract submission: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, MD, USA [email protected] After the success of our first edition, we are pleased to announce MicrobiotaMI 2020: three days of scientific sessions and multidiscipli- nary networking at the brand new Humanitas Congress Center in Milan 5th-7th February 2020. Researchers in the broad field of microbiota, from bench to bedside, and companies will meet in Milan to share their knowledge and to Humanitas Congress Center create new collaborations and technology transfer opportunities. The program is divided into seven core sessions: Humanitas Congress Center Milan, February 5/7, 2020 1. Microbiota and immune cells Milan, February 5/7, 2020 2. Gut-liver-brain axis Invited Speakers 3. Microbiota and Pathogens 4. Gut-bone marrow axis Yasmine Belkaid 5. Mucosal surface microbiota National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), USA 6. Microbiota and immune system: from allergies to cancer Humanitas Congress Center Patrice D. Cani 7. Global microbiota signatures and pathologies Catholic University of Leuven, UCLouvain, Belgium Milan, February 5/7, 2020 Marco Colonna In each of these sessions, presentations will be made by leading immu- Chairs: Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis, USA nologists and clinicians who will give keynote lectures on state of the N. Mancini, F. Peri, M. Rescigno Ernst Holler art advancements in differing areas of the same microbiome field. A University of Regensburg, Germany final round table for each session will discuss future development in that area, encouraging contributions from the audience. Congress Venue Iliyan Iliev MicrobiotaMi is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach, an Humanitas Congress Center Weill Cornell Medicine, New York USA outstanding scientific level, and a large active participation of young, Alexander Khoruts Via Manzoni, 56 - Rozzano MI, Italy early stage researchers. We anticipate the attendance of researchers University of Minnesota, MN, USA from academia, clinical departments as well as biotech and pharma Paul O’Toole industries who are interested in the molecular, immunological and Deadlines University College of Cork, Ireland translational aspects of microbiota. Call for abstract submission December 1, 2019 Eric Pamer Late Breaking January 2, 2020 Duchossois Family Institute: Harnessing the Microbiome We look forward to seeing you at this exciting meeting in a stimulating Early registration December 1, 2019 and Immunity for Human Health, University of Chicago, IL, USA interdisciplinary environment favored by the intercultural, young, Manuela Raffatellu creative, and fascinating city of Milan. Center for Microbiome Innovation, University of California, Provider San Diego (UCSD), CA, USA Chairs and Organizing Secretariat Nicola Segata Effetti srl Center for Integrative Biology, University of Trento, Italy Nicasio Mancini Francesco Peri Maria Rescigno https://microbiotami.com San Raffaele University, University of Humanitas University, Via GB Giorgini, 16 – Milan, Italy Karen Sfanos December 1, 2019 Milan Milano-Bicocca, Milan Rozzano, Milan Phone +39 02 3343281 – Fax +39 02 38002105 Deadline abstract submission: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, MD, USA [email protected] Humanitas Congress Center Scientific Program Milan, February 5/7, 2020 Wednesday February 5th From 10:30 Registration 13:00-13:20 Welcome address and introduction to MicrobiotaMI 2020 Nicasio Mancini (Milan), Francesco Peri (Milan), Maria
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