FEDERATION of the european academies of medicine

Romanian academy of medical sciences


FEAM CONFERENCE - Bucharest, March 2010

 

For any information please fell free to contact us at     info@feam2010.eu

Wednesday, 24th of March 2010


16.00-18.00    FEAM Meeting (Officers only)


18:00-20:00    Business meeting (National Delegates only)

    Review of FEAM draft statement on the Clinical Trials Directive

   (Chaired by: H.E. Blum, D. Vinereanu)

    Invited speaker: Dr. Stephane Berghmans (ESF, France)


20:00        Press Conference


20:30        Get-together cocktail (open to all)


Thursday, 25th of March 2010


“Translational Cardiology: from molecular mechanisms to bedside”


09.00-09.30     Official opening


09.30-11.30     Morning session 1

Chaired by: Prof. L. Frati, Prof. E. Apetrei

       

09.30-10.00

Prof. R.M. Chapuli (Spain)

The embryonic epicardium: an essential element of cardiac development

       





10.00-10.30

Prof. Adriana C. Gittenberger-de Groot (The Netherlands)

The role of the epicardium derived cells in cardiac development and repair


       




10.30-11.00

Prof. C. deWit (Germany)

From genes to function: Single nucleotide polymorphisms as markers for cardiac disease

       





11.00-11.30

Prof. Á. Tósaki (Hungary)

The role of endogenous carbon monoxide and heme oxygenase system in myocardium







11.30-11.45     Coffee break


11.45-13.15     Morning session 2

Chaired by: Prof. P. Doevendans, Prof. I.Șt. Drăgulescu

       

11.45-12.15

Prof. H. Zhang and Prof. Y. Wei (P.R. of China)

Regenerative Medicine: a cardiac surgeon’s view
       






12.15-12.45

Prof. Maria-Simonetta Faussone-Pellegrini and Prof. D.Bani (Italy)

Relationships between telocytes and cardiomyocytes during pre- and post-natal life    

   





12.45-13.15

Prof. S. Kostin (Germany)

Myocardial telocytes: a new distinct cellular entity       







13.15-14.30     Lunch


14.30-16.00     Afternoon session 1

Chaired by: Prof. H. Zhang, Prof. M. Cinteză       

       

14.30-15.00

Prof. P. Doevendans (The Netherlands)

Cardiac stem cells, from science to therapy

       






15.00-15.30

Prof. G. Frati (Italy)

Cardiospheres and tissue engineering for myocardial regeneration: potential for clinical application        






15.30-16.00

Prof. D.K. Das (USA)

Redox signaling of cardiac stem cells
       






16.00-16.15     Coffee break


16.15-18.00     Afternoon session 2

Chaired by: Prof. C. deWit, Prof. Carmen Ginghină   

       

16.15-16.45

Prof. Maya Simionescu (Romania)

Vascular Disease: A Critical Stage in the Vascular Continuum







16.45-17.15

Prof. M. Flugelman (Israel)

Use of Cell and Gene Therapy for Engineering Blood Vessels

       






17.15-17.45

Prof. I. Olivotto (Italy)

Developmental origins of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy phenotypes

       





17.45-18.00   Closing Remarks


20.00        Gala dinner


Friday, 26th of March 2010


Medical Bioethics - Bioethics in a world in transition


10.00-11.30:     Morning session 1

Chaired by: Prof. H.E. Blum, Prof. C.T. Dragomir


10.00-10.10     Introduction by Prof. C.T. Dragomir

10.10-10.30

Prof. H.E. Blum  (Germany)

The medical profession in transition: what makes a good doctor?





10.30-10.50

Sir Peter Lachmann, Prof. (United Kingdom)

Reconciling Bioethics with Public Health





10.50-11.10

Prof. Y.T. Konttinen (Finland)

Skylla and Kharybdis: stem cell researchers squeezed between  advancement of science and self promotion?




11.10-11.30

Prof. R.E. Horch (Germany)

Ethical issues in Tissue Engineering and Molecular Medicine






11.30-11.40     Coffee break


11.40-13.00     Morning session 2

Chaired by: Sir Peter Lachmann, Prof. A. Knottnerus


11.40-12.00

Prof. A. Knottnerus (The Netherlands)

Bioethics, a basic discipline in public health





12.00-12.20

Prof. Șt.N. Constantinescu (Belgium)

Bioethics of Patient Cell Reprogramming: In Search for Post JAK2 V617F Events in Blood Cancers




12.20-12.40

Prof. C.T. Dragomir (Romania)

The New Medicine – a general cultural project and a perspective  in civilisation






12.40-13.00   Closing Remarks