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Food Allergy Summit 2016: 5th - 7th July 2016

July 24, 2015 By Off

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A three day international conference on the science of food allergy and intolerance, its treatment and causes

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Location: London, UK

Date: 5th - 7th July 2016

Food allergy has now reached epidemic proportions where the personal, social and economic cost extends across nations. The aim of this EuroScicon summit on Food Allergy is to provide a networking opportunity to discusss research and treatments being developed.

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This event will discuss the following:

  • Food allergies and intolerances
  • The susceptibility to food allergy
  • Early life origins of food allergy
  • Food tolerance versus food sensitisation
  • Effects of food processing on food allergenicity
  • Industrial dimensions of food allergy
  • Food allergy and the processing of protein allergens by antigen-presenting cells
  • Novel foods

Deadlines

The Deadline for abstract submissions for oral presentation is 10th April 2016

The early registration deadline is 20th May 2016

The Deadline for abstract submissions for poster presentation is 20th June 2016

Who Should Attend: Those in research and academia; those in the food industry; those in drug development and pharma.

The 2016 Food Allergy Summit has an open abstract session: Abstracts can be submitted on any subject related to Food allergy and intolerance

Talks Include

TalkSpeakerAffiliationCountry
Physiological mechanisms of IgE-mediated food allergy, and implications for understanding severityDr Robert J BoyleImperial College LondonUnited Kingdom
Peanut epicutaneous immunotherapyProfessor Christophe DupontNecker-Enfants Malades Teaching HospitalFrance
Gender and Dose Dependent Ovalbumin Induced Hypersensitivity Responses in Murine Model of Food AllergyDr Ondulla ToomerFood and Drug AdministrationUnited States
The role of infant nutrition in the development of allergic diseasesDr. Caroline RoduitUniversity of ZurichSwitzerland
Nanoparticle-Mediated Complement Activation Related PseudoallergyProfessor Seyed Moein MoghimiCentre for Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology and NanotoxicologyDenmark
•The basophil activation test in the diagnosis and management of food allergyDr Alexandra SantosKings College LondonUnited Kingdom
•FAST: Towards safe and effective subcutaneous immunotherapy of persistent life-threatening food allergiesDr. Laurian JongejanAcademic Medical Center AmsterdamNetherlands
Long Term Immune Modulation through Maternal Dietary InterventionDr. Astrid HogenkampUtrecht UniversityNetherlands
Beyond Tropomyosin in Shrimp AllergyDr Sara AnvariTexas Children's HospitalUnited States
The effects of polyphenol-enriched diets on food allergyDr. Margarida CastellUniversity of BarcelonaSpain
Treating the Atopic March with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)Dr. Xiu-Min LiIcahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiUnited States
What is the role of food allergy in EGID?Dr. Anne Marie DittoNorthwestern UniversityUnited States
Efficacy and tolerability of AR101, a peanut-derived pharmaceutical for oral immunotherapyDr Andrea VeredaAimmune TherapeuticsUnited Kingdom
Microneedles for allergy immunotherapyAssociate Professor Harvinder S. GillTexas Tech UniversityUnited States
TBCDr Rebecca ChinthrajahStanford UniversityUnited States
Food Allergy: risk, responsibility and regulationHazel GowlandAllergy ActionUnited Kingdom
Psychological Aspects of Food Allergy ManagementAssistant Professor Catherine C. PetersonEastern Michigan UniversityUnited States
Peanut allergy: improvements and limitations by measuring specific IgE to componentsDr. Thuy-My LeUniversity Medical Center UtrechtNetherlands

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Contact

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Phone: (+44) 020 7183 82 31

Registration Fee

Registration includes entry to all the event, lunch and all refreshments, networking opportunities and access to exhibitions.

FEE  FOR  THREE  DAYS

 

REGISTRATION FEE

 LATE REGISTRATION FEE

Standard

£534 (£445 + VAT)

£654 (£545 + VAT)

Academic

£354 (£295 + VAT)

£474 (£395 + VAT)

Student

£234  (£195 + VAT)

£354 (£295 + VAT)

If you do not want to attend the full three days you can also book single days at the following price

 

REGISTRATION FEE

 LATE REGISTRATION FEE

Standard

£234  (£195 + VAT)

£330  (£275 + VAT)

Academic

£150  (£125 + VAT)

£234  (£195 + VAT)

Student

£114  (£95 + VAT)

£174   (£145 + VAT)

Please note: As our services are held in the UK we are obliged to charge VAT even if you are coming from outside the UK

Discounted Group Bookings

If 3 or more people register together, then you will receive a discount of £20.00 off for each person in the group

These discounts are applied automatically on registration

Bursary applications

Euroscicon will consider all applications for bursaries to cover registration, food and refreshments on the day of an event, however these are limited.  We cannot, at this time award money for travel or accommodation.  To download an application form see www.euroscicon.com/Bursary.docx

Venue, Accommodation and Travel Details

This event will be held at Cineworld: The O2 Peninsula Square London SE10 0DX United Kingdom

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Abstract and Poster Presentations

All abstracts accepted for oral presentation are also automatically accepted for poster presentation

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Cancellation Policy

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Delegates cancelling their registration at any point up to 2 months before the event will receive a full refund minus a £20.00 admin fee.

Delegates cancelling their registration at any point between 2 months and two weeks before the meeting will receive a 50% refund.

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Substitution of delegates can be made at any time through the registration system.

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