Hybrid event
Pan-cohort studies – The future of population health
Connecting science globally
October 12th, 2022
40+ speakers, 3 locations, 1 big event, in-person and digitally
The challenges of modern medicine call for global solutions – Join us for our second pan-cohort event, which will bring together global leaders in omics research to foster collaboration and develop innovative strategies to improve precision medicine and population health.
08:45 a.m. – 05:40 p.m. JST
virtual
10:00 a.m. – 07:05 p.m. CET
in-person
08:25 a.m. – 06:00 p.m. EST
in-person
22 h continuous livestream on Oct 12th, 2022
08:45 a.m. – 07:05 a.m. (Oct 13th)
JST ONLINE (Zoom)
01:45 a.m. – 00:00 midnight
CET ONLINE (Zoom)
08:00 p.m. (Oct 11th) – 06:00 p.m.
EST ONLINE (Zoom)
Keynote speakers
Leroy Hood, MD P.h.D
CEO of Phenome Health and CSO of the Institute of Systems Biology
Seattle WA | USA
Hitoshi Nakagama, Prof.
President
National Cancer Center
Tokyo | Japan
Annette Peters, P.h.D
Director of the Institute for Epidemiology
Helmholtz Center
Munich | Germany
Rima Kaddurah-Daouk, Prof.
Medicine and Psychiatry
Duke University
Durham NC | USA
Christof von Kalle, Prof.
Director of the joint Charité and BIH Clinical Study Center (CSC) of Universitätsmedizin Berlin | Germany
Masayuki Yamamoto, Prof.
Executive Director
Tohoku Medical Megabank Organization
Sendai | Japan
Jessica Lasky-Su, Ass. Prof.
Medicine Harvard Medical School and
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston MA | USA
Programme overview
Opening keynote lecture – Why do we need population based studies?
Sessions on
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- Biobanks
- Technology
- Multi-omics
- Pan-cohort studies | precision medicine
Closing keynote – Integrated Biobank of Tohoku Medical Megabank and Space Mouse Study
Venue information
Online only
Keynote lecture – Why do we need population based studies?
Sessions on
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- Biobanks
- Technology
- Multi-omics
- Pan-cohort studies | Precision medicine
Lecture – The impact of population-based studies on population health | precision medicine
Venue information
Klinikum Großhadern, Munich
Keynote lecture – Why do we need population based studies?
Sessions on
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- Biobanks
- Multi-omics
- Pan-cohort studies | precision medicine
Lecture – The impact of population-based studies on population health | precision medicine
Venue information
The Joseph B. Martin Conference Center at Harvard Medical School | Boston
The online programme is starting with the live session in Sendai
Oct 12th 08:45 a.m. JST
Oct 12th 01:45 a.m. CET
Oct 11th 19:45 p.m. EST
You can join | rejoin any time for the 22 h following
Participation is free of charge, but registration is required.
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Connecting science globally
The challenges of modern medicine call for global solutions – one of which is to bring together metabolomics researchers around the world to share insights about human health and disease.
With new technology and computational power at our fingertips, the door is open to explore the huge sample sets that currently lie dormant. Who knows what we might discover?
Join us for our second pan-cohort event (and first to include both real-life and virtual venues), where we’ll develop global omics collaborations and research networks for a better understanding of population health.
Sign up today to secure your spot.
And if you can’t wait until then, catch up on the talks from last year’s event on YouTube or in the event abstract book.
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