Speaker
Dr. Stéphane Ben Soussan
Stuart Carmichael
Prof. Dr. Nemanja Damjanov
Prof. Dr. Christopher Evans
Dr. Piotr Godek
Dr. Alexandra Keller
Prof. Dr. Martina Kerscher
Piotr Kowalczyk
Prof. Dr. Jean Krutmann
Prof. Dr. Julian Redhead
Dr. Iris Ribitsch
Dr. Vladan Stevanović
Dr. Julien Troillet
Prof. Dr. Peter Wehling
Dr. Viktor Zhdanovich
Francisco Montilla
Thomas Pap
Dr. Stéphane Ben Soussan
Curriculum Vitae:
Stuart Carmichael BVMS, MVM, DSAO, FRCVS
Statement:
“I am looking forward to hearing state of the art presentations that cross the species and systems in this key development area of regenerative medicine.
Why people should attend this year’s symposium?
– To obtain a unique insight into progress in regenerative medicine in both the human and veterinary fields.“
Curriculum Vitae:
Prof. Dr. Nemanja Damjanov
Curriculum Vitae:
Prof. Dr. Christopher Evans
Statement:
“This symposium provides a rare opportunity for clinicians and scientists to confer at a single venue to exchange information and advance the development of regenerative medicine.“
Curriculum Vitae:
Dr. Piotr Godek
Curriculum Vitae:
Dr. Alexandra Keller
Statement:
„This conference is an extraordinary interaction of human and veterinary medicine which is an excellent innovation in the field of regenerative medicine”
Curriculum Vitae:
Prof. Dr. Martina Johanna Kerscher
Curriculum Vitae:
Piotr Kowalczyk
Curriculum Vitae:
Prof. Dr. Jean Krutmann
Curriculum Vitae:
Prof. Dr. Julian Redhead
Curriculum Vitae:
Dr. Iris Ribitsch
Statement
“Many naturally occurring diseases encountered in animals also pose a problem in human patients with similar pathology and aetiopathogenesis. These diseases certainly raise the interest in molecular medical treatments in the veterinary profession, but at the same time, offer a relevant translational model for human patients, better than artificially created disease models which do not accurately reflect the clinical situation. Following the idea of “One Health” for expanding interdisciplinary collaboration for the development and evaluation of new methods for the prevention and control of diseases across species (humans and animals), the veterinary profession has an active role in translating molecular (regenerative) medicine strategies into the clinic. Data and experience obtained from treating veterinary patients therefore not only leads to advancement in the veterinary field, but can serve as preclinical data for human medicine as well. Bringing together clinicians and scientists from both fields the “International Symposium for Molecular Medicine” offers a perfect platform to foster the scientific dialog for the benefit of both – human and veterinary patients.”
Curriculum Vitae:
Dr. Vladan B. Stevanović
Curriculum Vitae:
Dr. Julien Troillet
Statement
“I am looking forward to be part of a truly interdisciplinary event. The international symposium for melecular medicine offers ample opportunity for clinicians and scientists to discuss about actualities in the field of biological treatment options for people and animals. The idea of completing the scientific program with hands on workshops is intriguing.”
Curriculum Vitae:
Prof. Dr. Peter Wehling
Curriculum Vitae:
Dr. Viktor Zhdanovich
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