SFG is pleased to connect our members with associated meetings of interest. If you know of a meeting that may be of interest to the membership, please email the information to sfg@glycobiology.org for inclusion in this listing.
11th Annual SBP Rare Disease Day Symposium and Bi-Annual CDG Family Conference
Posted: August 14, 2019
11th Annual SBP Rare Disease Day Symposium and Bi-Annual CDG Family Conference
“Congenital Disorders of Glycosylation”
Friday, February 28–Sunday, March 1, 2020
The Dana on Mission Bay, San Diego, CA
Learn more and register online at https://sbpdiscovery.org/events/2020-sbp-rare-disease-day-symposium
$45/day or $150 for the full meeting*
*Registration sponsorships available for poster session presenters
In February 2020, basic researchers, clinicians, patients, family members and advocates will bring their talents and special stories to Mission Bay in San Diego, CA. Together, we will foster new perspectives, ideas, and collaborations, and accelerate therapeutic efforts for those living with CDG.
SBP’s scientific symposium will be held Friday, February 28 and Saturday, February 29, 2020, kicking off with an inspiring keynote presentation on “The Basic Science Origins of CDG” from
Nobel Laureate Randy Schekman, PhD, UC Berkeley. In addition,
16 noted CDG-focused scientists and clinicians have agreed to speak on the following topics:
1. PMM2-CDG: Overview, Models and Therapies
2. Other Glycosylation Disorders: Models and Therapies
3. Basic Science of Multiple CDGs
The three-day event will conclude on Sunday, March 1 with the CDG Family Conference. Family topics include education on the science behind CDG, resources available for patients and families, and interventional and therapeutic approaches.
We are also excited to offer a
Poster Session the evening of Friday, February 29—an opportunity for junior investigators and postdocs to present emerging science alongside patient and advocate presenters.
For more information about the 2020 SBP Rare Disease Day Symposium, including a preliminary agenda and poster session guidance, please navigate to
sbpdiscovery.org/rarediseaseday.
Chair: Hudson Freeze, hudson@sbpdiscovery.org
Contact: Debi Jeffery, djeffery@sbpdiscovery.org
Conference on Mucins in Health & Disease
Posted: May 14, 2019
July 29th - August 2nd 2019
Robinson College
Cambridge UK
The website for this meeting is:
www.mucinconference.com
If you are interested in attending, then please send me a completed registration form as soon as possible. We have extended the early bird registration rate and abstract submission date to 17
th June 2019.
We very much hope that this meeting will be of interest to you, and hopefully look forward to meeting you in Cambridge in July.
Please get in touch with me if you need any further information.
Kind regards,
Gursharn
Mrs Gursharn Hutchins
Operations Officer – Innovation Hub
King's College London
School of Cancer & Pharmaceutical Sciences
Comprehensive Cancer Centre
Innovation Hub
Guy's Cancer Centre
Guy’s Hospital
Great Maze Pond
London SE1 9RT
Tel: 020 7188 4260
Mob: 07880 554354
E-mail:
gursharn.hutchins@kcl.ac.uk
13th Jenner Glycobiology and Medicine Symposium
Posted: March 8, 2019
May 4-7, 2019
Cambridge, MA
Event Link
The Jenner Glycobiology and Medicine symposia were the first and main international multidisciplinary conferences set up to examine the relevance of glycobiology to immunology, medicine and clinical practice.
The symposia, since 2001, have been organized by the Royal Society of Medicine with the aim to widen clinical participation and to actively promote and foster greater interaction and collaboration between glycobiologists and clinicians.
This meeting, in collaboration with the Harvard Medical School Center for Glycoscience, aims to provide an international forum for scientists and clinicians to disseminate the findings of current leading edge research in both novel and classic fields of glycobiology, glycoimmunology and glycomedicine.
This symposium is aimed at scientists and clinicians at all levels and all disciplines involved in the research and management of human disease.