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Final Report Table of Contents General Remarks _________________________________________ 3 Committees _____________________________________________ 5 Attendance ______________________________________________ 9 Abstracts ______________________________________________ 12 Posters ________________________________________________ 13 Registration Fees ________________________________________ 14 Scientific Sessions _______________________________________ 15 Program Overview ___________________________________ 15 Plenary Lectures ____________________________________ 17 Awards ________________________________________________ 19 Opening & Closing Sessions _______________________________ 21 Services _______________________________________________ 23 SpecificActivities _______________________________________ 26 Biochemistry in the City __________________________________ 32 Biochemistry in Cuisine _______________________________ 32 Genes in a Bottle ____________________________________ 33 Meeting with Nobel Laureates _________________________ 34 Lectures Open to the Public ___________________________ 36 Young Scientists Forum/Program ___________________________ 39 Bursaries _______________________________________________ 41 Sponsors _______________________________________________ 42 Exhibitors ______________________________________________ 43 Website ________________________________________________ 45 Special Issues ___________________________________________ 48 Media _________________________________________________ 49 Social Events ___________________________________________ 51 Financial Report ________________________________________ 54 — 2 — General Remarks The joint 22nd IUBMB & 37th FEBS Congress was held from 4th to 9th September 2012 in Sevilla, Spain. The meeting was organized by the Spanish Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (SEBBM), along with the Portuguese Society for Biochemistry (SPB) as a partner society. The main theme of the Congress was “From Single Molecules to Systems Biology”. Recent spectacular advances in “-omic” disciplines and information technology have led to multidisciplinarity and integration becoming key features of post-genomic and proteomic research. Genes, gene products, their regulatory networks and their interactions with their environment must be analyzed not only at the molecular level, but also as components of higher order structures, metabolic pathways or entire cells and organisms. This branch of research, termed “Systems Biology”, combines concepts in a holistic approach from molecular biology, engineering sciences, mathematics and information technology to complex biological systems such as living cells. We would like to praise the excellent scientific level of all abstracts submitted. With a total of 1,854 abstracts approved, 1,689 posters and 122 oral communications were presented. We would also like to highlight the awarding of registration fee waivers to 498 PhD students and young scientists. The Congress brought together 59 exhibitors and 2,454 participants from 73 different countries spanning five continents. Events and speakers reflected great geographical diversity as well as the important contributions made by both sexes. The female:male participant ratio was 55:45. A total of 20 plenary lectures, including those of six Nobel Laureates, and 137 symposium and workshop lectures were delivered by internationally renowned experts in their fields. Of particular note is that both the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) and the European Research Council (ERC) organized sessions during the congress, thus strengthening FEBS’ and IUBMB’ links and collaboration with these major European science organizations. The program of the meeting followed the standard format for typical FEBS and IUBMB Congresses, with morning and evening sessions running over six days. Additionally, it incorporated the main events of the SEBBM Congress, including the meetings of its 20 scientific groups and lectures delivered by researchers from Argentina, Chile and Mexico. As local organizers, we intended to add value to the Congress experience by developing new ideas and creating novel activities, such as the ‘Biochemistry in Cuisine’ to show scientific principles underlying modern gastronomy, the ‘Guided Poster Tour’ to facilitate the exchange between speakers and poster presenters, and the ‘Portrait Gallery’ to honor 24 outstanding female scientists. Also worth a special mention is the ‘Abstract Search Online Service’ by which all approved abstracts were made available on the official website about a month prior to the congress, allowing participants to comfortably decide in advance which poster to visit and which presentation to attend. Other novel Services such as the Conference App, the Child Care at the venue, or the Poster Printing On Site were also very much appreciated. — 3 — General Remarks Immediately prior to the Congress, the 12th FEBS Young Scientists’ Forum was held as a joint event with the IUBMB Young Scientists Program, and also along with the FEBS Fellows Meeting for the first time, involving circa 150 outstanding young scientists. The joint meeting took place from 1st to 4th September 2012 in Costa Ballena, on the Southern Coast of Spain. With the goal of bringing science closer to a wider audience, a number of activities took place under the umbrella of the ‘Biochemistry in the City’ initiative – namely two ‘Round-Tables Open to the Public’ (one on cancer and one on functional food), a course entitled ‘And You? Me, a Biochemist!’ to encourage high school students to study science at university, an Introductory Course in Biochemical Research as well as the science for non-scientists activity ‘Genes in a bottle’ where passers-by could isolate DNA molecules from a buccal swab. In addition, a ‘Meeting with Nobel Laureates’ was held at a downtown hotel with the aim of making people realize how crucial Science is for the future development of the knowledge-based economy. Under the theme “From Single Molecules to Systems Biology”, we hope to have fulfilled delegates’ expectations by providing a quality program and a good arena for expanding knowledge and networking. Miguel A. De la Rosa, Chair of Organizing Committee Joan Guinovart, Chair of Scientific Committee Irene Díaz-Moreno, Secretary of Organizing Committee Idalino Rocha, Chair’s Office — 4 — Committees Presidency Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and the Princess of Asturias Members President of the Government of Spain (Spanish Prime Minister) President of the Andalusian Autonomous Government Minister of Economy and Competitiveness Minister of Education, Culture & Sports Mayor, City of Sevilla Secretary of State for Research, Development and Innovation Regional Minister of Economy, Innovation and Science President, Sevilla Provincial Council President, Spanish National Research Council Honorary Committee President, Universidad de Sevilla President, Universidad Internacional de Andalucía President, Universidad Pablo de Olavide President, Sevillian Academy of Sciences President, Cartuja Scientific and Technological Park Deputy Master, Royal Cavalry Armory of Sevilla — 5 — Committees Andrés Aguilera Spain Catalina Alarcón Spain Jesús Angulo Spain Joaquim Ariño Spain Patricia Boya Spain Miguel Castanho Portugal F. Javier Cejudo Spain Sebastián Chávez Spain Emilio Fernández-Reyes Spain Antonio Ferrer-Montiel Spain F. Javier Florencio Spain José M. García-Fernández Spain Miguel García-Guerrero Spain Carlos Gómez-Moreno Spain Victoria Guixé Chile Ángel Herráez Spain Manuel Hervás Spain Abdelaziz Hmyene Morocco Alberto R. Kornblihtt Argentina Catalina Lara Spain José López-Barneo Spain Luis Mayorga Argentina F. Molina-Heredia Spain Fernando Moreno Spain Helena Nader Brazil Organizing Committee Secretary: Irene Díaz-Moreno Chair: Miguel Ángel de la Rosa José Á. Navarro Spain Treasurer: Antonio Díaz-Quintana Treasurer: Plácido Navas-Lloret Spain Pedro M. Nieto Spain JA Olate Aravena Chile Manuel Pérez Spain Elizabeth Pintado Spain Juan Luis Ramos Spain Luis C. Romero Spain Joaquim Ros Spain Enrique de la Rosa Spain Manuela Rueda Spain Rafael Salto Spain Pilar Santisteban Spain Arantxa Tabernero Spain Jorge Vázquez Ramos Mexico José Mª. Vega Spain Agustín Vioque Spain — 6 — Committees Cecilia Arraiano Portugal Dario Alessi United Kingdom Alicia Alonso Spain Mariano Barbacid Spain Miguel Beato Spain María A. Blasco Spain M. Leonor Cancela Portugal Julio E. Celis Denmark Ilona I. Grabinger Chile Daniela Corda Italy Frédéric Dardel France Ana Belén Elgoyhen Argentina Ernesto Freire United States Ramón Gomis Spain Fotis C. Kafatos United Kingdom Maria Leptin Germany Carlos López-Otín Spain Federico Mayor Spain Chair: Joan Guinovart M. Teresa Miras Portugal Scientific Committee Ángela Nieto Spain Mary Osborn Germany Montserrat Pagés Spain Richard. N. Perham United Kingdom Francesc Posas Spain Catarina Resende Portugal Isabel Varela-Nieto Spain William J. Whelan United States Felix Wieland Germany Shi Yigong China — 7 — Committees Carlos E. Argaraña Argentina Jesús Ávila Spain Angelo Azzi United States Jorge Babul Chile M. Luz Cárdenas France Khalid Fares Morocco Debora Foguel Brazil Masamitsu Futai Japan Carlos Gancedo Spain Cristina Garmendia Spain Efstathios Gonos Greece Félix Goñi Spain Robert Huber Germany Nai-He Jing China Karl Kuchler Austria Fernando López-Casillas Mexico Carlos Martínez-Alonso Spain Iain Mattaj Germany Phillip Nagley Australia Yogeshkumar S. Naik Zimbabwe Uhtaek Oh South Korea Glaucius Oliva Brazil Advisory Committee
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