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Energy balance in metabolic diseases (10-13 Feb 2025)

We organized the EMBO Workshop Energy balance in metabolic diseases at Torremolinos (Spain).

The conference’s convened leading researchers to explore the complex mechanisms underlying metabolic disorders, with a particular emphasis on obesity, which affects over 17% of adults in Europe and significantly contributes to metabolic and cardiovascular diseases. The conference aimed to advance the understanding of metabolism and its implications for human health by adopting a holistic approach to address the multifaceted problem of metabolic syndrome. A key focus was on exploring the interactions among organs and their roles in metabolic dysfunction.

The workshop featured sessions on:

  • Adipocyte Biology: Discussing advancements that reveal the diverse functions of adipose tissue beyond fat storage.
  • Liver Metabolism and Nutrient Signaling: Exploring exciting discoveries in liver metabolism, nutrient signaling, exercise, and their impact on metabolic diseases.
  • Mitochondrial Bioenergetics: Examining the role of mitochondrial bioenergetics in metabolic regulation, offering potential therapeutic opportunities.
  • Heart Disease in Metabolic Dysfunction: Spotlighting heart disease within the context of metabolic dysfunction.

Through interdisciplinary collaboration, the conference aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of metabolic disorders and identify innovative approaches to enhance their management.

Ceremonia de ingreso de Guadalupe Sabio en la Real Academia de Ciencias Veterinarias de España (17 Feb 2025)

El lunes 17 de febrero de 2025 a las 18:00 tuvo lugar la ceremonia de ingreso de Guadalupe Sabio en la Real Academia de Ciencias Veterinarias de España en su sede de Madrid (C/ Maestro Ripoll 8. Madrid).

Su discurso de ingreso llevó por título Lo que la grasa esconde. la función endocrina del tejido adiposo y fue contestado por la académica de número María Cinta Mañé Seró.

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