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2015

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2015On site

Academic rate €350 €450 €500

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Full rate €500 €600 €700

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Generalinformation

Venue: Centre Diocésain de Pastorale,133 avenue de la République63000 Clermont-Ferrand

Offi cial language: English

How to come to Clermont-Ferrand:

by plane: Clermont-Ferrand/Auvergne CFE-International Airport8 fl ights/day - Paris/Clermont-Ferrand

by train: Several daily connections with Paris and other major French cities.

by car: Clermont-Ferrand is located at the crossing of 4 highwaysNorth/South (Paris/Barcelona) and East/West (Lyon/Bordeaux).

Datesand deadlines• July 15, 2014:Opening online abstract submission• July 15, 2014:Opening online registration• March 22, 2015:Closing abstract submission• March 30, 2015:Notifi cation to authors• April 13, 2015:Early registration deadline

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June 2

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T H I R DINTERNATIONALCONGRESS OF

TRANSLATIONALRESEARCH

IN HUMANNUTRIT ION

CLERMONT-FERRAND (France)

Intestinal Microbiota and chronic diseases

Secondannouncement

Monique AlricDenis ArdidDidier AttaixNicolas BarnichAnnick Bernalier Donadille

Jean-François BrugèreNoël CanoMichel DapoignyValérie Livrelli

programThe 3rd International Congress of Translational

Research in Human Nutrition covers integrative ap-proaches in nutrition from basic science to clinical applications. The meeting focuses on the role of the intestinal microbiota in chronic diseases, with both in-testinal and extra-intestinal manifestations. Recently, high throughput approaches have greatly enhanced our knowledge of the nature and function of the intes-tinal microbiota, and helped to highlight the role of key gut microbes in various chronic diseases. In clinical settings, this integrative approach is compulsory for a better understanding and management of the complex interplay between microbiota, nutrition and pathologi-cal disturbances such as intestinal bowel diseases and/or extra-intestinal chronic diseases. Manipulating the microbiota through nutritional approaches seems very promising for the forthcoming management of such chronic diseases.

The meeting will be held in Clermont-Ferrand, the capital of Auvergne, with its Universities, University Hos-pitals and Research Institutes such as INRA, the French National Institute for Agricultural Research and Inserm, the National Institute for Medical Research. Auvergne is a magnifi cent province of France, famous for its vol-canoes such as the Puy de Dôme, its history, castles, Roman churches and gastronomy. The Scientifi c and Organizing Committees set up an attractive scientifi c program with outstanding international speakers. We will be delighted to welcome you in Clermont-Ferrand and to make you discover the charms of Auvergne.

The Organizing Committee

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Organizing Committee

Scientifi c CommitteeNicolas Barnich – Université d’Auvergne - Clermont-Ferrand (France)

Michel Dapoigny – CHU - Université d’Auvergne - Clermont-Ferrand (France)

Andrew Gewirtz – Georgia State University – Atlanta (USA)

Paul W. O’Toole – University College Cork (Ireland)

Robin Spiller – Nottingham University (United Kingdom)

FRIDAY, JUNE 26SYMPOSIUM 1

NEW APPROACHES IN MICROBIOTA CHARACTERIZATIONKeywords: metagenomics, structure/function of the healthy gut microbiota

SYMPOSIUM 2

GUT INFLAMMATION: FROM PHYSIOLOGY TO PATHOLOGYKeywords: infl ammation, infl ammatory bowel diseases, cancer

SYMPOSIUM 3

CLINICAL IMPLICATIONSKeywords: infl ammatory bowel diseases, irritable bowel syndrome, fecal transplantation

confi rmed speakersNicolas Barnich (Clermont-Ferrand, France)Joël Doré (Jouy-en-Josas, France)Dirk Haller (Munich, Germany)Arthur Kaser (Cambridge, UK)Colleen R. Kelly (Providence, USA)Lena Öhman (Gothenburg, Sweden)Jonathan M. Rhodes (Liverpool, UK)Philippe Sansonetti (Paris, France)Robin Spiller (Nottingham, UK)Gary Wu (Philadelphia, USA)

SATURDAY, JUNE 27SYMPOSIUM 4

MICROBIOTA AND NON-INTESTINAL DISEASESKeywords: obesity, diabetes, mental health, ageing

SYMPOSIUM 5

MICROBIOTA AND INTESTINAL INTEGRITYKeywords: epithelium integrity, toll-like receptor interactions, colonic sensitivity

SYMPOSIUM 6

CLINICAL IMPLICATIONSKeywords: pre- & probiotics, cardiovascular and liver diseases

Confi rmed speakersFrederic Carvalho (Clermont-Ferrand, France)Karine Clément (Paris, France)Amandine Everard (Leuven, Belgium)Andrew Gewirtz (Atlanta, USA)Paul O’Toole (Cork, Ireland)Brent Polk (Los Angeles, USA)Bernd Schnabl (San Diego, USA)Valentina Tremaroli (Gothenburg, Sweden)Nathalie Vergnolle (Toulouse, France)