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The Metabolome and Microbiome in Kidney Disease September 23 – 25, 2016 |
About ISN Forefronts Symposia
Forefronts in Nephrology Symposia have played an important educational role for nephrologists since 1984 by offering a specific focus on emerging and ground-breaking research. The events gather Nephrologists and active investigators from other fields to stimulate exposure to new scientific domains and review the latest developments in kidney disease; the interactive format allows nephrologists to develop a collegial relationship with leading researchers from other disciplines. Approximately half of the invited speakers are non-nephrologists.
Typically three events are hosted over a two year span (one in World Congress of Nephrology (WCN) years and two in off-years). ISN Forefronts symposia are structured to:
- Include educational and scientific sessions
- Include abstract-based poster sessions and presentations to enhance discussions and to boost interaction among participants
- Be small in size with participation limited to a maximum of 150 working scientists who are selected based on their documented interest in the symposium topic
- Allow for in-depth coverage of the topic and exchange of ideas.
The programs are carefully selected by the ISN Nexus and Forefronts Committee members who represent a range of inter-related disciplines, to ensure that the focus remains on cutting-edge scientific breakthroughs.
Past ISN Forefront Symposia
Past Forefronts Symposia |
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Shenzhen, China Boston (MA), USA |
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Intrinsic Regulation of Kidney Function |
Charleston (SC), USA |
Stem Cells and Regeneration in the Kidney |
Florence, Italy |
Tubulointerstitial Disease in Diabetic Nephropathy |
Melbourne, Australia |
Systems Biology and the Kidney |
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA |
From glomerular filtration to tubular handling |
Aarhus, Denmark |
Induction and Resolution of Renal Inflammation |
Sylt, Germany |
Renal and Extrarenal Control of Acid-base Homeostasis in Health Disease |
Florence, Italy |
Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) |
Montreal, Canada |
Nephrogenetics: from Development to Physiology |
Danvers, MA, USA |
Endothelial Biology and Renal Disease: from the bench to prevention |
New York, USA |
Renal and Extrarenal Regulation of Potassium |
Kartause Ittingen, Switzerland |