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The seventh conference of the Santander Biomedical Lectures program organized by IDIVAL, the University of Cantabria and IBBTEC will take place on the 22^nd of March. The session will be given by Bente Langdahl and will be about:

“New clinical, genetic and pharmacological approaches to bone disorders”.

Bente Langdahl is graduated from the medical school at Aarhus University in 1988 and did clinical training in internal medicine and endocrinology at Aarhus University Hospital. Bente Langdahl received her PhD at Aarhus University in 1995: “Investigations on a possible pathogenic role of thyroid hormones in postmenopausal osteoporosis” and received a DMSc at the same university in 2004: “The genetics of bone mass and risk of osteoporotic fractures”.

In 2004 Bente Langdahl was appointed consultant at the department of Endocrinology and Internal Medicine at Aarhus University Hospital and research lecturer at Aarhus University. In 2012 Bente Langdahl was appointed professor at Aarhus University.

Bente Langdahl’s main research interests are identification and further investigation of genetic variants that imply increased risk of osteoporotic fractures, osteogenesis imperfecta in adult patients, interactions between fat and bone tissues, the impact of thyroid diseases and diabetes on bone health, the effects of vitamin D and K on bone metabolism, and the development of new treatments for osteoporosis.

Bente Langdahl is past-President of the European Calcified Tissue Society and the co-chair of the International Federation for Musculoskeletal Research.

The conference, that will take place on the 22^nd of March, will be open to the general public and it will be at Marques de Valdecilla University Hospital, Salon Gomez Durán at 8.15am.

Bente Langdahl will be in Santander throughout the day, to exchange experiences with members of the scientific and clinical community. Furthermore, he will visit the Research Centers of our community to talk with all the interested scientists.

Those professionals who would like to meet with Prof. Langdahl during his stay can contact with the department at gesval1@idival.org

Next Conference Santander Biomedical Lectures

The seventh conference of the Santander Biomedical Lectures program organized by IDIVAL, the University of Cantabria and IBBTEC will take place on the 22nd of March. The session will be given by Bente Langdahl and will be about: “New clinical, genetic and pharmacological approaches to bone disorders”. Bente Langdahl is graduated from the medical school […]

Call ID: H2020-JTI-IMI2-2018-14-two-stage
Action Type: RIA – Research and Innovation Actions

Topics

For full details of the topics, including the budget breakdown and the General Conditions for the Call for proposals, click on the links above (which take you directly to the relevant page of the Participant Portal) or read the IMI2 Call 14 Text.

Indicative budget

From EFPIA companies and IMI2 Associated Partners: EUR 84 920 360
From the IMI2 JU: EUR 82 357 000

Key dates and deadlines

Publication date: 15 March 2018
Stage 1 submission start date: 15 March 2018
Stage 1 submission deadline: 14 June 2018
Stage 2 submission deadline: 11 December 2018

IMI2 Call 14 is now open with topics on immune diseases imaging machine learning and digital clincal trials

Call ID: H2020-JTI-IMI2-2018-14-two-stage Action Type: RIA – Research and Innovation Actions Topics Topic 1: Targeted immune intervention for the management of non-response and relapse Topic 2: Non-invasive clinical molecular imaging of immune cells Topic 3: Development of a platform for federated and privacy-preserving machine learning in support of drug discovery Topic 4: Centre of excellence – remote decentralised clinical trials For […]

IDIVAL announces the post-Residency VALDECILLA 2018 contracts for the development of research and innovation projects, in specialists of the health field newly trained in our country with the aim of developing a period of intensive training in translational research through the development of a first project of supervised research and a stay at a center of international relevance.

These contracts can be accessed by graduates who have obtained the title of specialist in the National Health System -MIR, FIR, QIR, PIR, RIR or BIR- (hereinafter, specialists by residence system) and have completed their training period in 2017 or that will end in 2018.

The project must start in the second semester of 2018 or in the first of 2019, depending on its characteristics, it can have a total duration between 18 and 36 months and, in any case, it will include a minimum period of 12 and a maximum of 18 months of duration in centers of recognized international prestige.

The annual gross salary will be € 37,572 being an unalterable amount for the entire duration of the contract and paid in 14 monthly installments.

Application deadline March 31st

Link to the application platform

Call for postMIR contracts Valdecilla Lopez Albo 2018

The sixth conference of the Santander Biomedical Lectures program organized by IDIVAL, the University of Cantabria and IBBTEC will take place on the 22^nd of February. The session will be given by Denis Duboule and will be about:

“The control of Hox Genes; From Mammalian Development to Human Genetic Syndromes”.

Denis Duboule is born in 1955 and is both swiss and french national. He studied biology at the university of Geneva, where he obtained a PhD in mammalian embryology in 1984. He then spent 10 years abroad, first as a group leader in the medical faculty in Strasbourg (France), then at the European Laboratory for Molecular Biology (EMBL) in Germany. In 1993, he was appointed full professor at the university of Geneva, where he chairs the department of Genetics and Evolution ever since 1997. In 2001, he chaired the national center of research Frontiers in Genetics and in 2012 the division III of the SNSF. In 2006, he was appointed full professor at the federal institute of technology (EPFL) in Lausanne, where he leads the laboratory of Developmental Genomics (UpDUB).

His research activities are in the fields of embryology, genetics and developmental genomics of mammals, in an evolutionnary context. In particular, his laboratory has been closely associated with the structural and functional studies of mammalian Hox genes, by using mouse molecular genetic approaches. Duboule is also active in the communication of science, is member of the Academia Europea as well as of several academies in Switzerland, France and the Netherland. He is a foreign member of the Royal Society (UK) and of the National Academy of Sciences USA. He has received various scientific prizes and awards, amongst which the Marcel Benoist Prize, the Louis-Jeantet prize for medicine in 1998 or the international INSERM prize in 2010.

The conference, that will take place on the 22^ndof February , will be open to the general public and it will be at Marques de Valdecilla University Hospital, Salon Tellez (Pavilion 16) at 8.15am.

Prof. Duboule will be in Santander throughout the day, to exchange experiences with members of the scientific and clinical community. Furthermore, he will visit the Research Centers of our community to talk with all the interested scientists.

Those professionals who would like to meet with Prof. Duboule during his stay can contact with the department at gesval1@idival.org

Santander Biomedical Conference

The sixth conference of the Santander Biomedical Lectures program organized by IDIVAL, the University of Cantabria and IBBTEC will take place on the 22nd of February. The session will be given by Denis Duboule and will be about: “The control of Hox Genes; From Mammalian Development to Human Genetic Syndromes”. Denis Duboule is born in […]