WorldPharma 2010

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

Congress overview - WorldPharma 2010 The congress is based on 24 plenary lectures and 18 two-three day focused conferences, as well as workshops and sponsored symposier. Click on each element to see further details. Click here to see list of workshops, sponsored symposia and satellites. Click here to see the day to day programme. Click here for information to presenters.
	Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
	18 July	19 July	20 July	21 July	22 July	23 July
08.30		plenary lectures 1-3	plenary lectures 7-9	plenary lectures 10-12	plenary lectures 16-18	plenary lectures 22-24
09.30	registration workshops	focused conferences 1-9	focused conferences 1-9	focused conferences 9-14, 16-17 Young Investigator Award Competion	focused conferences 10-18	focused conferences 10-18
12.15		lunch	lunch	lunch	lunch	closing ceremony
12.45	congress workshops	poster sessions, workshops, sponsored symposia	poster sessions, workshops, sponsored symposia	poster sessions, workshops, sponsored symposia	poster sessions, workshops, sponsored symposia
14.30		focused conferences 1-9	focused conferences 1-9	focused conferences 10-18	focused conferences 10-18
17.30	official opening opening lecture	plenary lectures 4-6	IUPHAR lecture	plenary lectures 13-15	plenary lectures 19-21
18.30	welcome party		IUPHAR general assembly		EPHAR general assembly
19.30		reception at City Hall		congress dinner (Tivoli)

Information to presenters
The auditoria at the Congress Venue will be equipped with pc with Power Point software and data projectors. You are welcome to bring your own laptop, however, please be sure to visit the technicians before your lecture, in order to ensure that the right equipment is in place. Presenters are kindly requested to hand in their presentation to the technicians in the Preview Room at least 2 hours prior to the session.
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Opening Lecture - WorldPharma 2010
Code	Time	Lecture	Lecturer
OL	Sunday, 18 July, 17.30	Found in translation: human pharmacology comes of age	Jeffrey K Aronson (UK)
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IUPHAR Lecture - WorldPharma 2010
Code	Time	Lecture	Lecturer
IUL	Tuesday, 20 July, 17.30	The 50-Years IUPHAR Anniversary	Paul M. Vanhoutte (Hong Kong)
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Plenary Lectures - WorldPharma 2010
Code	Time	Lecture	Lecturer
PL01	Monday, 19 July, 08.30	Vascular endothelium: physiology, pharmacology and vascular disease	Salvador Moncada (UK)
PL02	Monday, 19 July, 08.30	Biologics and good clinical practice in the European Union	Klaus Cichutek (Germany)
PL03	Monday, 19 July, 08.30	Pharmacological control of central serotonin neurons	Trevor Sharp (UK)
PL04	Monday, 19 July, 17.30	The challenges of the pharmaceutical industry in the 21st centure (preliminary title)	Emmanuel Canet (France)
PL05	Monday, 19 July, 17.30	Cell Therapy	Stephanie Dimmeler (Germany)
PL06	Monday, 19 July, 17.30	The complex effects of 5-hydroxytryptamine in the cardiovascular system	Carlos Villalon (Mexico)
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PL07	Tuesday, 20 July, 08.30	Personalized medicine beyond pharmacogenetics	Matthias Schwab (Germany)
PL08	Tuesday, 20 July, 08.30	The Health Impact Fund	Thomas Pogge (USA)
PL09	Tuesday, 20 July, 08.30	Antioxidants & free radicals, good or bad?	Barry Halliwell (Singapore)
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PL10	Wednesday, 21 July, 08.30	Structure and Function of the GPCR (ASPET lecture)	Brian Kobilka (USA
PL11	Wednesday, 21 July, 08.30	Calcium and cell functions	Masamitsu Iino (Japan)
PL12	Wednesday, 21 July, 08.30	Meeting the challenge of antibiotic resistance	Otto Cars (Sweden)
PL13	Wednesday, 21 July, 17.30	Headache	Jes Olesen (Denmark)
PL14	Wednesday, 21 July, 17.30	Toll-like receptor and innate immunity	Shizuo Akira (Japan)
PL15	Wednesday, 21 July, 17.30	Estrogen actions in the cardiovascular system	Sue P Duckles (USA)
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PL16	Thursday, 22 July, 08.30	Drug metabolism – past, present and future	Olavi Pelkonen (Finland)
PL17	Thursday, 22 July, 08.30	Therapeutic potential of vaccines in the management of hypertension	Morris J Brown (UK)
PL18	Thursday, 22 July, 08.30	Innovation in bioscience and pharmacology education	Ian E Hughes (UK)
PL19	Thursday, 22 July, 17.30	Reversal of corticosteroid resistance in severe inflammatory diseases: a novel therapeutic strategy	Peter J Barnes (UK)
PL20	Thursday, 22 July, 17.30	Changes in drug development - a regulatory perspective (EPHAR lecture)	Thomas Lönngren (Sweden)
PL21	Thursday, 22 July, 17.30	Role of the renin-angiotensin system in vascular inflammation	Ernesto Schiffrin (Canada)
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PL22	Friday, 23 July, 08.30	New strategies for stroke prevention	Ding-Feng Su (PR China)
PL23	Friday, 23 July, 08.30	Clinical pharmacology of Alzheimer's disease	Jean Marc Orgogozo (France)
PL24	Friday, 23 July, 08.30	Pharmacology of organic nitrates: from 19th century homeopathy to genetic mouse models	Bernd Mayer (Austria)

Focused Conferences - WorldPharma 2010
Code	Time	Focused conference
FC1	Monday 19 July - Tuesday 20 July	Clinical pharmacology in the emerging countries
FC2	Monday 19 July - Tuesday 20 July	Transmembrane transport: perspectives for disease and drug discovery
FC3	Monday 19 July - Tuesday 20 July	Ion channels in analgesia and anaesthesia
FC4	Monday 19 July - Tuesday 20 July	Pharmacoepidemiology, current controversies and opportunities
FC5	Monday 19 July - Tuesday 20 July	Translational science in the metabolic syndrome: basic and clinical pharmacology
FC6	Monday 19 July - Tuesday 20 July	The heart gone wrong; stabilization of cardiac function
FC7	Monday 19 July - Tuesday 20 July	Simulation and data modelling in drug development better drugs faster?
FC8	Monday 19 July - Tuesday 20 July	Developments in the treatment of sexual dysfunction and diseases of the lower urinary tract
FC9	Monday 19 July - Wednesday 21 July	Inflammation and immunopharmacology: new tools for old diseases
FC10	Wednesday 21 July - Friday 23 July	Drugs for half the world: paediatric clinical pharmacology
FC11	Wednesday 21 July - Friday 23 July	G protein-coupled 7TM receptors: from molecular to physiological function
FC12	Wednesday 21 July - Friday 23 July	Ion channelopathies: new windows on complex disease and therapy
FC13	Wednesday 21 July - Friday 23 July	Maximising benefits and minimizing harms from drugs
FC14	Wednesday 21 July - Friday 23 July	Addiction and doping: neurobiological and clinical basis of emerging treatments
FC15	Wednesday 21 July - Friday 23 July	Endothelium in health and disease
FC16	Wednesday 21 July - Friday 23 July	Natural products: past and future?
FC17	Wednesday 21 July - Friday 23 July	New approaches and targets in psychiatry
FC18	Wednesday 21 July - Friday 23 July	Nuclear receptor targets for treatment of diseases
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Workshops - WorldPharma 2010
Code	Time	Workshop	Organisation / Organizer	Sponsor
CONGRESS WORKSHOPS
CW1	Sunday, 18 July & Monday, 19 July 2010	Advances in GI pharmacology:	IUPHAR Gastrointestinal Pharmacology Section Chi Hin Cho & Sandor Szabo chcho@cuhk.edu.hk sandor.szabo@va.gov	--
CW2	Sunday 18 July, 12.45 – 16.15	Targeting TRP channels for pain relief (and more).	Arpad Szallasi, Drexel University College of Medicine, Philadephia, USA. aszallasi@sbhcs.com	--
CW3	Sunday, 18 July 2010	Pharmacology of adrenoceptors – eighth satellite meeting	Ian McGrath & Mika Scheinin i.mcgrath@bio.gla.ac.uk mika.scheinin@utu.fi	--
SPONSORED SYMPOSIA (Scroll further down to see Society workshops and Satellites)
SSI	Monday, 19 July, 12.45-14.15	Benefit/risk ratio for antipsychotics: pharmacovigilance evidence and regulatory commitments.	Filippo Drago, University of Catania, Italy, f.drago@unict.it	AstraZeneca
SOCIETY WORKSHOPS
SW1	Monday, 19 July, 12.45-14.15	Clinical trials across Europe and the role of pharmacologists. Turkish Pharmacological Society.	Zafer Güney, Gazi University Medical School, Turkey. zguney@gazi.edu.tr	--
SW2	Tuesday, 20 July, 12.45-14.15	Novel peripheral mechanisms modulating the cardiovascular system: pathophysiological, pharmacological and therapeutic relevance. Mexican Pharmacological Society.	Carlos M. Villalon, Cinvestav-Coapa, Mexico. cvillalon@cinvestav.mx	--
SW3	Wednesday, 21 July, 12.45-14.15	Pharmacology Education for a Sustainable Future. IUPHAR Teaching Section.	Prof P.K. Ragachari, McMaster University, Canada, chari@mcmaster.ca & Prof Christiaan Brink, North-West University, South Africa, Tiaan. brink@nwu.ac.za	--
SW4	Wednesday, 21 July 12.45-14.15	Inflammation - Here, there and everywhere	Heikki Vapaatalo heikki.vapaatalo@helsinki.fi	--
SW5	Tuesday 20 July 12.45-14.15	Translating the human genome: From orphan G-protein coupled receptors to novel therapeutic targets. International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology. Committee on Receptor Nomenclature and Drug Classification (NC-IUPHAR)	Anthony P. Davenport apd10@medschl.cam.ac.uk	--
SW6	Tuesday 20 July 12.45-14.15	The IUPHAR initiative in integrative and organ systems pharmacology	David B. Bylund dbylund@unmc.edu	--
SW7	Monday 19 July 12.45-14.15	Effect of Disease on cytochrome P450 and membrane transporters	Patrick du Souich Patrick.du.souich@umontreal.ca	--
SW8	Tuesday 20 July 12.45-14.15	Antioxidants as therapeutic agents	Issy Laher & Chris Rembold ilaher@interchange.ubc.ca & CR2G@hscmail.mcc.virginia.edu	--
SW09	Wednesday 21 July 12.45-14.15	The Pfizer Senior Investigator Award in Pharmacology and The CSPT Junior Scientist Award. Canadian Society of Pharmacology and Therapeutics.	Kathryn Gaebel, McMaster University gaebk@mcmaster	--
SW10	Thursday 22 July 13.00-14.00	The Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Postdoctoral Award in Pharmacology. Canadian Society of Pharmacology and Therapeutics.	Kathryn Gaebel, McMaster University gaebk@mcmaster	--
SW11	Monday 19 July 12.45-14.15	Circadian clocks for drug development and therapeutics. Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale (INSERM, France).	Francis Lévi, INSERM U 776, Villejuif, France francis.levi@inserm.fr	--
SW12	Tuesday, 20 July 2010, 12.45-14.15	Implementation and obstacles of pharmacogenetics in clinical practice	IUPHAR Subcommittee of Pharmacogenetics Ingolf Cascorbi cascorbi@pharmakologie.uni-kiel.de	--
SW13	Wednesday 21 July, 12.45-14.15	Applying pharmacogenomics (PGx) from research into clinical practice: present and future	The Japanese Society of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics Hiroshi Watanabe hwat@hama-med.ac.jp	--
SW14	Thursday 22 July, 12.45-14.15	New horizons in therapeutic drug management (TDM)	DSK2F, Danish Society of Clinical Chemistry Pharmacology Helle Riis Angelo helle@angelo.dk	--
SW15	Thursday, 22 July 2010, 12.45-14.15	Is the eNOS still a valid therapeutic target? – The era after the discovery of eNOS uncoupling	Department of Pharmacology, University Medical Center, Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany Huige Li huigeli@uni-mainz.de	--
SW16	Monday, 19 July 2010, 12.45-14.15	Identifying targets for treating vascular diseases associated to metabolic disorders	Conceptión Peiró concha.peiro@uam.es	--
SW17	Thursday, 22 July 2010, 12.45-14.15	Developing new drugs for neglected viral infections	Brazilian Society of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics Mauro M Teixeira Mmtex.ufmg@gmail.com	--
SW18	Monday, 19 July 2010, 12.45-14.15	Blood cells and cytokines as emerging targets for cardiovascular pharmacology	Spanish Pharmacology Society Teresa Tejerina teje@med.ucm.es	--
SW19	Thursday, 22 July 2010, 12.45-14.15	The good, the bad and the ugly: when medicines cure most, harm some and confuse many	International Society of Pharmacovigilance (ISoP) Giampaolo Velo gpvelo@sfm.univr.it	--
SW20	Tuesday, 20 July 2010, 12.45-14.15	Standards for PhD education in pharmacology	Danish Society of Pharmacology and Toxicology Michael Mulvany mm@farm.au.dk	--
SW21	Monday, 19 July 2010	Innovative Medicines Initiative: a new approach to education & training in medicines research in Europe	APHAR Michael Wolzt michael.wolzt@meduniwien.ac.at	--
SW22	Wednesday, 21 July 2010	EU Innovative Medicines Initiative: better and safer drugs faster for the public	EU IMI Adam Vas a.vas@richter.hu	--
SW23	Tuesday, 20 July 2010	Low-dose aspirin, coxibs and other NSAIDs: a clinical mosaic emerges	Italian Society of Pharmacology (SIF) Carlo Riccardi & Filippo Drago riccardi@unipg.it fdrago@tin.it	--
SW24	Monday, 19 July 2010	New opportunities in the pharmacology of neuro-immune interactions	The Federation of European Pharmacological Societies (EPHAR) Ulrich Förstermann & Aletta Kraneveld a.d.kraneveld@uu.nl	--
SW25	Wednesday, 21 July 2010	High science in the Lowlands	NVF – Dutch Pharmacological Society A. E. Alewijnse a.e.alewijnse@amc.uva.nl A.D. Kraneveld a.d.kraneveld@uu.nl	--
SW26	Tuesday, 20 July 2010	Influence of degeneration and repair in the CNS and periphery	Hungarian Society for Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology Beáta Sperlágh sperlagh@koki.hu	--
SW27	Thursday, 22 July 2010	Synaptic events in brain function	Hellenic Society of Pharmacology Athineos Philippu & Charis Liapi athineos.philippou@uibk.ac.at cliapi@med.uoa.gr	--
SW28	Tuesday, 20 July 2010	Experimental pain methods in development and validation of analgesics	Mech-Sense, Aalborg Hospital & Center for Sensory-Motor Interaction (SMI) Aalborg University Asbjørn Mohr Drewes drewes@hst.aau.dk	--
SW29	Wednesday, 21 July 2010	Translational human bio-markers for pain and disease severity in drug development	Center for Sensory-Motor Interaction (SMI) Aalborg University and Nordic Bioscience a/s, Denmark Lars Arendt-Nielsen lan@hst.aau.dk	--
SW30	Thursday, 22 July 2010	State-of-the-art of basic and clinical pharmacology in Serbia	Clinical Pharmacology Sections of the Serbian Pharmacological Society and of the Serbian Medical Association Milos P. Stojiljkovic mprst@hotmail.co.uk	--
SATELLITES (Notice time and place)
Sat1	Odense, 24-26 July (notice place)	12th international symposium on vascular neuroeffector mechanisms.	Pernille B. Lærkegaard Hansen, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark. plaerkegaard@health.sdu.dk	--
Sat2	Sweden, 24-27 July (notice place)	The 20th Annual Symposium of the International Cannabinoid Research Society Lund, Sweden	Allyn Howlett, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC, USA president@cannabinoidsociety.org http://www.ICRS2010.org	--
Sat3	Sweden, 16-17 July 16.00 - 17.00 (notice place)	The role of clinical pharmacology in therapeutic drug monitoring and clinical pharmacogenetics.	Erik Eliasson, Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset Huddinge Erik.Eliasson@ki.se	--
Sat4	Copenhagen, 17-18 July To be held at Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Copenhagen.	Empowering effective teaching in pharmacology for a safer tomorrow. IUPHAR Teaching Section.	Joan Lakoski, Pittsburg, USA Lakoski@hs.pitt.edu	--
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